reasons to do ear candling 

Blockages from too much ear wax

Blockages due to colds, flu and ear infections

Blockages as a result of swimming, diving, surfing and air travel

Sinus problems

Headaches and migraines due to auricular pressure

Slow lymphatic circulation

Infections and blockages in the Eustachian Tube

What if I have too much wax?

 Some people’s glands may produce an overabundance of wax that can be easily excreted out of the ear. This extra wax may harden within the ear canal and block the ear. More commonly, the ear canal becomes blocked by attempts to clean the ear using cotton wool buds, napkin corners, pencils and hair pins. This may push the wax further into the ear canal. Wax blockage is one of the most common causes of hearing loss.

How often should I get Ear Candling?

 Ear candling is recommended for regular cleaning of the ear and to stimulate the lymphatic circulation (immune system) via the ear canal, sinus pathway and throat for minor problems.

Use 1-2 candles per ear 2-3 times per year. For specific problems if there is no relief in 2 days, repeat the procedure. Chronic problems may need to be treated once a week for a number of weeks. Do not use candles for more than 6 weeks!

  I understand that my practitioner is not a doctor and any therapy session, conversations used to support my wellness do not infer or intend to diagnose, treat or cure physical, mental or emotional disorders. Do not use candling on people who had recent surgery, perforated ear drums, implants or who have cysts or tumors in the ear.

 If a person has recurrent serious problems, they should have their ears checked by a physician before commencing with treatment