Ear Candling

Written by Jim Payton

Thursday, 28 June 2007 11:15

A process used to detoxify the lymphatic system and clear the sinuses, which can also improve the clarity of hearing, sight, smell and taste.

An ear candle, sometimes called an ear cone, is a long hollow tube tapered to a hand-finished tip that fits comfortably into the outer ear canal. The large end of the candle is lit and the smoke created spirals down through the ear canal. The warmth of the smoke gently dislodges foreign debris, softens old ear wax and helps evaporate excess moisture. Ear Candles are believed to help relieve ear ache pain, provide relief from pressure in the sinuses and allow the ear to naturally push out the old ear wax. It is generally more comfortable and less expensive than conventional methods, which can be painful.

Ear candling is a non-invasive, peaceful, relaxing and actually quite pleasant experience.

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