ANCIENT CONING PROCESS

EAR CONING - NATURAL EAR CLEANSING WITH HERBS

WHAT IS IT:
The ear coning process is a simple but effective home remedy for removing impacted earwax and clearing accumulated debris on nerve endings. It involved the use of a hollow spiralled candle/cone made from natural unbleached fiber, 100% beeswax and herb oils. The narrow end of the candle/cone is placed on the ear opening and the large end is lit with a match, The spiraled cone and the burning flame create a gentle vacuum which encourages blood circulation and ear canal cleansing. The slightly warmed oil vapors help to loosen wax build-up and open clogged pores. Coning may pull out excess wax, fungus, bacteria, yeast/candida, ear mites, parasites, as well as sinus material. It has again become a popular alternative to medical intervention and is not meant to replace professional health care.

DOES IT HURT:
Ear coning is a soothing, painless, relaxing and non-invasive procedure and at no time does anything enter the ear. Most People enjoy this hands - on nurturing process as deep relaxation is induced.

Benefits of Ear Coning:

	For stress alone, at the of the day is wonderful
	Clears sinus, eustachian tube, bronchials
	Pulls infection & fluid inner ear
	Pressure headache
	Detoxing
	Improved hearing vision, taste, smell, colour perception
	TMJ- stress- teeth grinding
	Sharpens mental functions- clear ear ache, headaches, allergies
	Sharpens night vision
	Helps addiction
	Taste buds improves
	Stop/lessens snoring
	Buzzing, ringing, in ears/head
	Sense of smell returned
	Attention deficit deficiency and ADHD focusing, receiving information
	Autism
	Head injuries
	Pulls out toxins- may pull out smells (vibration) e.g. paint,
	Impacts/improves the vocal chords & pitch voice
	Stops drooling at night
	Specific body pain e. g. coning at stomach for upset; morning sickness
	Balances body energies- help immune system
	Helps with impulsive/ compulsive behaviour

WHERE DID IT COME FROM:
This ancient technique has been passed down by cultures in India, China, Tibet and Egypt. It has more recently been revived by the Amish community. Glazed clay or stone cones were used to spiral herbs or incense into the ear canal, which is a spiral itself. Rolled up newspapers are used for ear infections in South America and pencil thin cloth and wax cones are used by the Hopi Indians. Up until the 1900's, this process was recognized and widely used as a home remedy. Today it is being rediscovered and understood as an effective preventive measure for stress and pain relief by a wide cross section of the population.