Ear Candles

[Guest guest]

Dear

Sherry,

 

Very

well done on getting into this, everyone has to start and I’m glad you’ve

made yours. I’m happy for you.

 

“Snuff”

is defined as: “a medicinal powder to be inhaled through the nose.”

 

“Herbal

Snuff” is a powdered blend of herbs that are inhaled through the nose for

medicinal purposes.

 

Where

to be obtained: Dr. Ian Shillington

has an informational Website called: www.academyofnaturalhealing.com

where there is some contact information at the top of the page. I tell

this to everyone as this is an informational site though you can get a hold of

him through this and he can direct you to the best snuff in town.

 

Everything

you need medicinally that is herbal and helpful that I have come across I have called

and found e has. So if there’s anything else you have questions

about he or one of his Supervisors / Tutors can answer those as well.

 

Sincerely,

 

Zeb

 

P.S.

Your very welcome to my time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

herbal remedies [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of Sherry

Thursday, April 28, 2005

8:31 AM

To:

herbal remedies

RE: Herbal Remedies - ear

candles

 

 

 

Zeb,

 

 

Thank you for your advice, I had

considered the ear candles, and then did a search on the web for them and found

alot of scarry things about them, I am new to all of this, so it is hard to

figure out right from wrong. I trust your opinion though.

 

 

Someone else ask if I was on any

medication, None. The only thing I am doing is an herbal cleanse.I will look

into every thing you have suggested. Where do I purchase the herbal snuff? What

do I do, chew it? I do know that I fight candida, which has gotten better with

the cleanse.I do notice from time to time I will have a day where my eyes will

water out of the corner too.

 

 

Dairy products and I don't usually get

along too well, so I pretty much stay away from them....

 

 

Can I get all of these products in one place?

 

 

Thank you for your time,

 

 

Sherry

 

 

 

Sherry,

 

Yes. First there is something called “Herbal Snuff”.

This product cleans out the central area where your ear, nose and eyes balance

pressure. The herbal snuff will kill any bacteria, infection, mold, or

whatever else is in there doing harm and will, heal and cleanse all connected

areas to a greater or lesser degree. So I would suggest, using the herbal

snuff made by Dr. Shillington, using his ear formula, and Draining the ear

using the candles. I’d suggest using 2 candles each week until your

ear feels like it has drained (you will be able to feel it, almost like a loss

of weight and pressure from buildup).

 

These 3

things will 1: eliminate buildup by draining, 2: cleanse out any additional buildup

and any infections & 3: Start the healing process necessary to put things

back in order for your ears nose and eyes. There is also something for

the eyes called “Eyebright” which helps to drain any block-ups in

the tear ducts and the eye itself.

 

Does

this help?

 

Zeb

 

p.s. I

have found that taking my dairy intake down to about 10% of what I used to eat

helped clear out the nose and eye goop that builds up. I have also

noticed that my ears don’t get blocked up so quickly either. When I

completely eliminated Dairy I had so little mucous that only when I needed it

did my body produce it i.e. in dusty rooms etc.

 

 

I have a question, I have been having

problems with ringing in my ears for a while now, do you think this would help?

 

 

I also have lost most of my sense of smell

also.

 

 

Any suggestions?

 

 

Thanks,

 

 

Sherry

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Federal

Law requires that we warn you of the following:

1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician

before using any natural remedy.

3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be

your own physician and to

prescribe for your own health.

We are not medical doctors although MDs are

welcome to post here as long as

they behave themselves.

Any opinions put forth by the list members are

exactly that, and any person

following the advice of anyone posting here does

so at their own risk.

It is up to you to educate yourself. By

accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to

be fully responsible for your own health, and hold

the List Owner and members free of any liability.

 

Dr. Ian Shillington

Doctor of Naturopathy

Dr.IanShillington

[Guest guest]

I replied to a other group about ear candles. I used

to make them for my family and friends. Take a candle

and burn it by itself when it gets almost to the

bottom about 3.5 inches, cut the candle and you will

find a amber color inside the candle. That is the wax

from inside the candle. When you make the candle you

have to dip the cloth in a wax bath then wrap it

around a dowel. The only way a candle can have any

strenght is if both sides of the cloth contains wax.

Now when you have the candle heated the wax is going

to change forms but before the fire gets to the wax

you a mild heat causing the wax to melt.

That's where you get the amber color inside the candle

without putting it in a person's ear.

 

That's why when using the candle it is so important

not to burn the candle past the 3.5 inches from the

bottom so you don't have any hot wax falling inside

the ear damaging the tissue. That's where the FDA has

gotten its bark from. There has been people in the

past proven the damage from the wax. In my opion two

things happen, one they burned the candle too low or

two the width of the bottom of the candle was too

wide(a lot of people cut the bottom so they can get

more smoke out of it, that is dangerous).

 

But the candle when used correctly like herbs can

become a wonderful,wonderful,wonderful, medicine. The

heat from the candle stimulates three pressure points

in the ear. Making the flow of fluid more constant. It

releaves pressure and the heat smoke acts as a

bacteria killer.

 

The candles are so simple to make and only cost

penny's on the dollar to make. It cost me around

thirty cents to make one but that was with herbs

combined and a higher grade cloth. If you want to know

how to make them just ask I direct you to some

websites. And tell you how I done them also, I found a

easier way.

Hope this helps and I'll be more than happy to share

the info with you too. Corrine

 

--- mckdlee <mckeefamily wrote:

 

> I was trying to reply to a post, but can't find it

> anywhere. The

> person claimed the same stuff came out even when

> burned in a jar.

>

> I can't comment on that, but we've used ear

> candles for many years

> and when you are using 2 or 3 in a row in a person's

> ear/on the

> eustacian tube you can definitely tell that less and

> less " stuff "

> comes out. Some people have much more " stuff " than

> others as well.

>

> So I don't know what that person saw in their ear

> candle, but maybe

> it isn't the same as what I see in ours.

>

> Debbie in tX

>

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Corrine;

 

I found your email on ear candles very interesting. I have never made my own and would really appreciate any information you have for doing that. I buy ear candles at a local shop for about $12 a pair so your way sounds more economical and with added herbs , much healthier.

 

I do have a question. The last time I used ear candles , for weeks afterwards my ears were so itchy . Do you know what I did wrong and what I can do to prevent this from happening again?

 

BTW, we share the same name 'McKee' . Its a very rare name where I live ...

 

Take Care and Thankyou

 

Glenda

 

- am happy

herbal remedies

Monday, August 01, 2005 11:11 AM

Re: Herbal Remedies - ear candles

I replied to a other group about ear candles. I usedto make them for my family and friends. Take a candleand burn it by itself when it gets almost to thebottom about 3.5 inches, cut the candle and you willfind a amber color inside the candle. That is the waxfrom inside the candle. When you make the candle youhave to dip the cloth in a wax bath then wrap itaround a dowel. The only way a candle can have anystrenght is if both sides of the cloth contains wax.Now when you have the candle heated the wax is goingto change forms but before the fire gets to the waxyou a mild heat causing the wax to melt. That's where you get the amber color inside the candlewithout putting it in a person's ear.That's why when using the candle it is so importantnot to burn the candle past the 3.5 inches from thebottom so you don't have any hot wax falling insidethe ear damaging the tissue. That's where the FDA hasgotten its bark from. There has been people in thepast proven the damage from the wax. In my opion twothings happen, one they burned the candle too low ortwo the width of the bottom of the candle was toowide(a lot of people cut the bottom so they can getmore smoke out of it, that is dangerous).But the candle when used correctly like herbs canbecome a wonderful,wonderful,wonderful, medicine. Theheat from the candle stimulates three pressure pointsin the ear. Making the flow of fluid more constant. Itreleaves pressure and the heat smoke acts as abacteria killer. The candles are so simple to make and only costpenny's on the dollar to make. It cost me aroundthirty cents to make one but that was with herbscombined and a higher grade cloth. If you want to knowhow to make them just ask I direct you to somewebsites. And tell you how I done them also, I found aeasier way.Hope this helps and I'll be more than happy to sharethe info with you too. Corrine--- mckdlee <mckeefamily wrote:> I was trying to reply to a post, but can't find it> anywhere. The > person claimed the same stuff came out even when> burned in a jar.> > I can't comment on that, but we've used ear> candles for many years > and when you are using 2 or 3 in a row in a person's> ear/on the > eustacian tube you can definitely tell that less and> less "stuff" > comes out. Some people have much more "stuff" than> others as well. > > So I don't know what that person saw in their ear> candle, but maybe > it isn't the same as what I see in ours. > > Debbie in tX > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

Hi.

I'd appreciate the information on the websites and the way you make them

Thanks,

Lynn

 

-

am happy

herbal remedies

Monday, August 01, 2005 8:11 AM

Re: Herbal Remedies - ear candles

I> > >

[Guest guest]

I started that topic that you are referring to and I have to agree

with you. I did the ear candles for the first time and I had a

smaller amount to come from my right ear while my left ear had a lot

of gunk. I even took pictures to send to my sister. After having

problems with them since childhood, I felt it couldn't hurt to try

something different and I am so glad I did. I don't have any of the

problems anymore like earaches, occassional pain & tickling and

roaring and ringing. I don't care about where the gunk comes from I

just know that it worked for me.

 

herbal remedies , " mckdlee " <mckeefamily@b...>

wrote:

Some people have much more " stuff " than others as well.

 

> Debbie in tX

[Guest guest]

Can someone tell me what the benefits are to using the ear candles and exactly "how" do you use them ??

Blessings,Marlene

[Guest guest]

Corrine,

Please send me info, too. I tried to e-mail you (to not clog up the

list), but didn't get a reply.

 

Debbie in TX

 

 

herbal remedies , am happy <raindanceblue>

wrote:

 

> If you want to know

> how to make them just ask I direct you to some

> websites. And tell you how I done them also, I found a

> easier way.

> Hope this helps and I'll be more than happy to share

> the info with you too. Corrine

>

[Guest guest]

I asked as well, and no reply, would really appreciate the information.

Thanks,

Lynn

 

-

mckdlee

herbal remedies

Wednesday, August 03, 2005 4:34 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - ear candles

Corrine,Please send me info, too. I tried to e-mail you (to not clog up the list), but didn't get a reply.Debbie in TXherbal remedies , am happy <raindanceblue> wrote:> If you want to know> how to make them just ask I direct you to some> websites. And tell you how I done them also, I found a> easier way.> Hope this helps and I'll be more than happy to share> the info with you too. Corrine>

[Guest guest]

In asnswer to the ear candle question. They are made using muslin cloth

cut into 1/2 " wide strips. Melt parafin wax mixed with beeswax (beeswax

alone is too soft and will drip in the ear if you aren't careful). Lay

the muslin strip in the wax. You will need a 3/4 " dowel rod about 18 "

in length. Lightly coat the rod with sunflower oil. Wrap the muslin

strip around the dowel starting at the tip and overlapping while

wrapping it up to the end of the rod. Wait until the strip has hardened

before twisting it off the rod.

There is a company out there that sells a kit and an instructional DVD.

Type in " Ear Candles " on your web browser and see what coes up. If you

have any other questions let me know!

Juli