Ear Candling

How Ear Candling Works

Wax ear candles are made from beeswax and refined cotton with the addition of sage, chamomile and essential oils (such as eucalyptus, lavender).

The method of wax ear candles cleaning consists of the following. Candles (more precisely, hollow tube with an internal filter) with one end inserted into the ear of a patient lying on his side, and on the other end of the set on fire.

During the combustion of a vacuum and heat, thanks to which aural soften and go up the tube top. When the wax ear candle burns out before the special tags, it is taken out, extinguish the burning end of a glass with water and unfold. Some people say that the most interesting point is precisely in this – you can see all the “bed” in their ears: sulfur, water and dirt. After the procedure with wax ear candles it is recommended to avoid falling into the ears of water during the day for bathing use special pads or cotton swabs.

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What is Ear Candling?

Ear Candling, a safe, simple, non-invasive natural relaxing cleansing method, uses long hollow Ear candles to extract earwax and other debris from the ear canal. The proponents of this method say that Ear Candling improves mental clarity and balances fluids that may cause headaches. $20

Benefits of Ear Candling

Individuals who provide Ear Candling will often tell you of the many benefits from this simple method.

These potential benefits may include:

Improved sense of smell

Relief of “swimmer’s ear

Reduced ear pain

Improved sense of taste

Balanced emotional state

Reduced ringing in ears

Relief of dizziness

Reduced pain of a tear in the eardrum

Improved color perception

Equalized pressure in the ear

Reduced stress and tension

Clearer thinking

Improved lymphatic fluid flow

Ear Candling Practitioners also feel the reason the method creates these benefits is that all of the openings in the head are inter-connected, in a maze–like configuration, which allows the vacuum created by the candle to drain the entire system by osmosis through the membrane of the ear. It is believed that the gentle osmotic pressure caused by Ear Candling is enough to effect a correction within the structures which lay in close proximity of the ear drum, thus the reason clients feel so great following a treatment.

If you look at the potential benefits listed above, you will quickly arrive at the various conditions that can benefit from Ear Candling method.

These conditions have been identified by practitioners as well as by clients, and include:

Irritation of an ear infection

Ringing in the ears

Jaw Pain

‘Swimmer’s’ Ear

Wearing Hearing aide

Frequent build-up of fluid in the middle ear

Chronic sinus infections

Stress related symptoms

Nervousness

Frequent headaches