Among the most traditional techniques of thermal medicine, inhalations use a direct jet of nebulized thermal water at a temperature of approximately 38°C. The steam reaches the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract, exerting a decongestant and anti-inflammatory effect and promoting the thinning of secretions.

Aerosol therapy breaks thermal water into extremely fine particles, which are inhaled through special mouthpieces orally or nasally. In addition to traditional aerosol therapy, Bibione Thermae offers two specific techniques. Sonic aerosol therapy uses 100 Hz sound waves to help the particles penetrate the paranasal sinuses and the middle ear through the Eustachian tube. Ionic aerosol therapy combines this with negative aeroion therapy, which is particularly recommended for vasomotor rhinitis and chronic bronchitis.

Two techniques for deeply cleansing the nasal cavities and promoting the removal of secretions. Nasal irrigation uses thermal water at around 37°C, introduced at low pressure through a special irrigator: the liquid enters one nostril and exits through the other, washing the nasal and nasopharyngeal mucous membranes. The micronized nasal douche, on the other hand, uses thermal water nebulized into finer particles, for a gentle and targeted treatment of the nasal passages.

A true thermal mist, composed of countless micro-droplets of water dispersed in the air. The nebulization allows you to breathe naturally through your nose and mouth, without the use of mouthpieces or other devices. A particularly gentle and well-tolerated method, making it suitable even for inhalation therapy in children.

The Salt Room at Bibione Thermae is an environment entirely lined with salt, where a micronizer releases extremely fine particles of medical-grade sodium chloride into the air, recreating a marine-like microclimate. This is the principle of halotherapy, offered as a complementary treatment for respiratory conditions such as asthma, sinusitis, bronchitis, laryngitis, and allergies, to help decongest the mucous membranes, but also as support for dermatological issues such as psoriasis. Also designed for young children, the room welcomes them with games and grains of salt, while adults can relax in reclining chairs. Each session lasts about 30 minutes.

Pulmonary ventilations are the thermal treatment that acts most deeply on the respiratory system. With the help of dedicated equipment, the thermal water reaches the bronchial branches, where it exerts a fluidifying and anti-inflammatory action. Indicated for chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma, and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases, they improve respiratory function and make breathing deeper. Each treatment plan is based on the doctor's assessment, including spirometry, and is integrated with the center's inhalation therapies, pulmonary consultation, and respiratory rehabilitation.