7 Ear Drills that work for pain, flying, sinuses, balance, eustacian tubes, etc

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---, " forestlight5 " <forestlight5> wrote:

> Hi everyone,

> My 11 y.o. son has had recurrent eustachian tube blockages. On

Tuesday he had a sharp

> sudden stabbing pain in his left ear and then it remained a

throbbing pain. No drainage.

> It is painful to touch the mastoid area.

 

Hi Lyn,

 

Sometimes Donna says, you need more than an energy drill.

 

Sometimes you need a physical drill.

 

Donna also does physical drills for the ears.

 

These are a few of the drills she does...and ones I've adapted from

them...

 

Why?

 

Because I used to go through tremendous pain everything I flew. And

then those eustacian tubes would stay stuck and painful for up to

two weeks.

 

Now, I can easily fly with NO problems whatever.

 

These SECRET eustacian tube clearing drills start out with

the " pulling out the ears " drill.

 

You start at the bottom of the ear lobes and pinch them a pull them

out from your head, paying much attention to the eustachian tube and

how it reacts.

 

You then continue walking that " pinch & pull " drill up the ears.

 

To help the eustachian tubes open up better from the inside...

 

....as you pinch & pull, open your mouth as wide as you can, and keep

yawning HUGHLY all the way through the " pinch & pull " .

 

If that is not yet enough to clear them then I do the " Dynamic

Eustacian Tube Decompression Drill " .

 

It's where you use internal air pressure to relieve the pressure

that is already there.

 

Listen closely.

 

I first put my index fingers over ear lobe covers to both ear

channels...

 

....and at the same time I put my little fingers over the nose

channels...

 

Then I take a deep breath, close my mouth, and...

 

Force the air from my lungs up and out the eustacian tubes to my ear

outlets.

 

I calibrate the pressure so that when they just start to pop (a sign

of release pressure), I then lease the pressure.

 

You can also focus your intention on which ear to clear first, and

which ear to clear next, and to them apply pressure accordingly.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Oh!

 

Sometimes just the action of chewing gum will relieve pressure in

the eustacian tubes.

 

If you need more, let me know.

 

Ie, like " hot showers " and getting the sinuses to drain, and while

in the shower, do all the above drills...even to the point of

cleaning out the sinues so the pressure on the eustacian tubes are

relieved in that manner.

 

So, when in the hot shower, actually breath in the steam so it will

go through the sinuses and the eustacian tubes.

 

Also massage very deeply into the " side " nose creases between the

nose and the cheek bones, starting at the top of the nostrils, and

then massage deeply along the bottoms of the cheek bones all the

way to the ear openings.

 

The above drills are part of my morning daily energy routine, a

routine that was developed to rectify my own personal challenges.

 

Someone else mention cleaning out the ears with swabs, so I won't go

into the details of that at this time.

 

I now fly out to give seminars at least once a month.

 

Since I've been doing the above drills I have NO problems with my

eustacian tubes, nor with my sinuses.

 

No colds. No flues. No ear pain. No sinus allergies.

 

So I can now fly. I can now drink beer. I can now swim.

 

 

Ps. have you yet gone to an MD? There might be an abcess that needs

to be drained BEFORE any other measures are taken. I would suggest

that.

7 Ear Drills that work for pain, flying, sinuses, balance, eustacian

tubes, etc