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Ear Candling is a natural, non-intrusive procedure that may help alleviate the painful effects of chronic headaches or sinus conditions, ear infections, allergies or vertigo, as well as minor hearing loss due to excessive earwax build up. How To Use Ear Candles

MATERIALS NEEDED: a candle per ear, paper plate, scissors, pillow, small bowl of water, friend to help, lighter, toothpick.

PROCEDURE: Cut a hole in the center of the plate so that the candle can fit snugly into it. Insert the candle with smaller end pointing down. The person being candled should lie on his or her side with pillow under head and neck. The pillow should hold the head, neck and back all in a straight line. The candle should be perpendicular to the ear.

Light the larger end of the candle. Insert the pointed end into the ear opening. Make sure there is a tight seal at the opening. You can do this using your fingers. The person being candled should hear crackling sounds at all times. If crackling sounds ceases you can move candle around for a better seal or candle may be clogged. If clogged remove candle, insert toothpick into opening to clear clog. You then can resume candling.

As candle burns it will curl and must be cut off. Place the burned ends into the bowl of water. Once the candle burns down within 2 to 3 inches of the smaller end candle should be removed. Place burning end into water. Remove candle from plate.

Wipe off any residue from ear. Cut open candle and examine it. The darker residue is believed to be from the ear. The lighter residue is from the candle.

DISCLAIMER: As ear candling is a home remedy, it is not intended to be sold or used as a cure of any ailment. You must assume full responsibility and can not hold the manufacturer of the seller liable for any obligations, expenses, claims, or damages that might arise from their use.

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