Hopi Ear Candling £20 per session A Brief History of Hopi Ear Candles Hopi Ear Candling. This is an ancient and natural therapy handed down by many civilisations. It is believed that the Ancient Greeks used ear candles, initially probably for cleansing, purifying and healing on a spiritual basis, but much later on a purely physical basis. However, the practice reached the modern world via the native American Hopi Indians of North Arizona. Ear candles were used traditionally by Shamen healers. Ancient wall paintings show their importance in initiation rituals and healing ceremonies of the tribe. The candles are still made today on the basis of the old traditional formula originating from the Hopi Indians. What are Hopi Ear Candles? Hopi Ear Candling (also known Thermal Auricular Therapy) is a pleasant and non-invasive treatment of the ears, it is used to offer real and calming benefits for many problems and conditions associated with the ear, nose and throat areas. The therapy is widely used by doctors in Europe and America as an alternative to conventional treatments such as antibiotics, ear syringing and grommets. A Hopi ear candle treatment is a deeply relaxing, calming and soothing experience. How do Hopi Ear Candles work? The process of Hopi candling involves a specially designed hollow candle being inserted just inside the ear canal. The hopi candle is then lit and the suction that is formed draws secretion flow is gently stimulated and the vapour collects and removes impurities or deposits. Often referred to as the ‘chimney’ effect. The rising air gives the ear drum a gentle massage and also helps to regulate ear pressure. This is soothing, calming and protects the irritated areas. Most of these are carried away through the candle chimney, although some of them can be found in the condensed or lower section of candle wax after removal from the ear, or could even work their way up to the surface 24-48 hours after. The Hopi Ear Candling has been known to benefit from the following: Headaches Migraine Hay Fever Snoring Compacted Ear Wax Sore Throats Colds Influenza Tinnitus Catarrh Rhinitis Sinusitis Asthma Vertigo Glue Ear Neuralgia Post Diving Pressure Post Flying Pressure Bell’s Palsy Balance Problems Anxiety Stress
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