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Ear Candling
Ear Candling is a centuries-old home remedy that draws air born impurities and old
wax out of the ear and into a hollow candle. It stimulates the natural cleansing
process in the ears. Great for sinus and allergy suffers.
The practice of ear candling is an ancient practice known in Mexico, China, Egypt,
and Germany, to name just a few.
How it works
It's simple. There is absolutely no discomfort whatsoever to the person receiving this
highly successful, proven treatment!
Ear candles are long hollow tubes made of wrapped muslin or cloth that are coated
in beeswax or paraffin. The tapered end of the candle is placed gently into the ear,
forming a seal. When the other end of the candle is lit, the smoke from the candle
tube aids as a warm “vacuum” that draws out impurities from the ear canal. Impurities
or debris may be described as ear wax (cerumen), bacteria, yeast (candida), dust,
and even cotton swab particles.
Treatments last 30-45 minutes..
Purposes:
Many people use candles to cleanse the ears once a month or at least twice a year.
Ear candling is beneficial for those who have:
* Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
* Otitis Media (middle ear infections)
* Earaches
* Sinusitis, sinus headaches
* Hearing loss due to impacted cerumen or debris
* Labyrinthitis and Meniere’s disease (balance disorders and vertigo/dizziness due to
inner ear disturbances)
* Hearing aids
* Diabetics
Ear Candling is a centuries-old home remedy that draws air born impurities and old
wax out of the ear and into a hollow candle. It stimulates the natural cleansing
process in the ears. Great for sinus and allergy suffers.
The practice of ear candling is an ancient practice known in Mexico, China, Egypt,
and Germany, to name just a few.
How it works
It's simple. There is absolutely no discomfort whatsoever to the person receiving this
highly successful, proven treatment!
Ear candles are long hollow tubes made of wrapped muslin or cloth that are coated
in beeswax or paraffin. The tapered end of the candle is placed gently into the ear,
forming a seal. When the other end of the candle is lit, the smoke from the candle
tube aids as a warm “vacuum” that draws out impurities from the ear canal. Impurities
or debris may be described as ear wax (cerumen), bacteria, yeast (candida), dust,
and even cotton swab particles.
Treatments last 30-45 minutes..
Purposes:
Many people use candles to cleanse the ears once a month or at least twice a year.
Ear candling is beneficial for those who have:
* Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
* Otitis Media (middle ear infections)
* Earaches
* Sinusitis, sinus headaches
* Hearing loss due to impacted cerumen or debris
* Labyrinthitis and Meniere’s disease (balance disorders and vertigo/dizziness due to
inner ear disturbances)
* Hearing aids
* Diabetics
