Christine's Certified Massage
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 | Ear candling, Ear Coning, or Thermal Auricular Therapy is an ancient art used to deep clean imbedded earwax from the ear canal. |
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| This is a safe and effective procedure that can be performed on young and old alike. |
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| Native Americans and other cultures used ear candling with clay cones in conjunction with herbs and medicinal oils. |
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| Used in spiritual ceremonies and rituals, Candling was believed to “cleanse the senses”. |
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| This is a recognized procedure in Europe and Germany. |
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| Ear candles, or cones, are made from paraffin, beeswax, or soy, and cotton, muslin, linen, or hemp. |
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| Candles are disposed of after use. |
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| The candles are about 9-12 inches long . |
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| The pointed end is put in the ear and the other end is lit. |
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| The candles are tapered and hollow and when the smoke and heat travel through the candle into the ear canal, the wax is softened and more easily drains out of the ear with natural movement of the head. |
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| Ear candling is great for allergy sufferers, sinus congestion, and promotes better hearing, taste and smell. |
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| Candling may benefit tinnitus and improve hearing. |
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| Classes cover detailed anatomy of the Ear- Organ of hearing and balance, contra-indications, proper safety measures, as well as technique performed on each other, making ear cones, and resources for supplies, |
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| All supplies furnished. |
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| Recommended to be performed seasonally. |
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Not to be used in place of medical intervention for a serious
condition.
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James Williamson
Correct Safe Positioning of Ear Candle Procedure
Massage is not an extra; it is a necessity for good health.