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Tuesday, January 20, 2009

What is Ear Coning or Ear Candling?

1. What is Ear Candling?

Ear Candling is a natural way to clean out accumulated wax and white, flaky fungus from the ears. The accumulations withdrawn from your ears may be many months or even years old. Ear Candles are custom designed from natural fibers and tapered to precise specifications. This technique dates back as far as the Egyptians when they used hollow reeds from swamps. It has been passed down by many generations by the Egyptians, Asians and Europeans.

YOU WANT A CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL TO DO THIS PROCEDURE!!!! Hot wax in the ear is not only painful, it's also difficult to extract.

Ear Coning can be beneficial for ear infections, ear aches, wax build up, tinnitus, hearing difficulties, etc. It also assists you in opening your body's spiritual centers, thus cleansing the spiritual body through the physical.

2. Does Ear Candling hurt?

Absolutely not! It is a painless, harmless and totally relaxing experience. If it weren't for the intermittent crackling and hissing sounds -- due to the burning of the wax and fungus being drawn up the chimney of the candle -- you would never know that anything was happening in your ear.

3. How long does an Ear Candling session last?

About forty-five (45) minutes per session, however, you should allow one (1) hour for your appointment.

4. How often should I have Ear Candling done?

Initially, most people need just 2 or 3 candling sessions to get their ears clean... However, some people, may need up to eight (8) sessions over a six month period. Once your ears are clean, personal preference should determine how often you have your ears candled. Every three to six months would be practical.

5. Who can benefit from Ear Candling?

Ear candling can benefit almost everyone, from infants to adults. Musicians can benefit - especially singers and horn blowers - who often have a lot more wax build up than other people. People who wear hearing aids can benefit. Also, those people who have had previous ear injuries, can benefit from ear candling as they tend to have a greater build up of wax and fungus.

6. Who should not have Ear Candling?

Ear Candling should not be done to people who have ear tubes, perforated ear drums, or artificial ear drums.

7. What are the ingredients?

The cones are made out of 100% unbleached cotton muslin and 100% beeswax. These are the blends you can choose from:

Black cohosh is an herb that is traditionally known as the woman's herb. It is also known to help the respiratory system.

Eucalyptus is an herb that helps to clear congestion and is found in many products such as Hall's mentholyptus lozenges. This variety is likely to be used by someone with upper respiratory or sinus complaints.

Osha Root is traditionally used for helping the lungs.

Releasing Blend It is a blend of essential oils that act as a catalyst for releasing whatever a person wants to let go of; whether it is physical, emotional, mental or spiritual releasing (or letting go of stress).

Respiratory Blend is a special combination of herbs that are known to be germ killers and is a good general purpose choice for ear coning.

Rose is known to encourage patience and love and is also antiseptic.

Soothing blend is a special combination of herbs that are known to be soothing to the ear canal.

Tea Tree is a known antifungal, antibacterial and antiviral.

Yerba Santa is traditionally used as a mild decongestant. Comparing eucalyptus with yerba santa; eucalyptus is strong, while yerba santa is milder.

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