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Service Description

Add on Service - Hopi Ear Candling is a gentle treatment designed to offer relief for issues related to the ear, nose, and throat areas while also promoting relaxation and stress reduction. How Hopi Ear Candling Works 🌿The treatment involves the use of hollow candles made from natural ingredients such as organically grown flax, honey extracts, sage, St. John’s wort, and chamomile. When the candle is lit, it creates a light suction action and the flame's movement generates a vibration of air in the candle, which has a massaging effect on the eardrum. This process helps regulate ear pressure, which can be beneficial for relieving discomfort and pain associated with various conditions. 🌿The warmth produced by the burning candle stimulates the circulatory and lymphatic systems, potentially enhancing immune defence. 🌿Hopi Ear Candling has been practised for thousands of years by various civilisations, including the Egyptians, Chinese, Aztecs, Tibetans, Mayans, and American Indians. It was introduced to the Western world by the Hopi Indians, native to North Arizona, whose name means "peaceful people." Benefits of Hopi Ear Candling 🌿The treatment can help alleviate headaches and migraines by reducing pressure and congestion. 🌿Symptoms of tinnitus can be improved through the pressure-regulating and soothing effects of ear candling. 🌿Reduces symptoms of hay fever and rhinitis by clearing nasal passages and reducing inflammation. 🌿Helps relieve sinus congestion, making it easier to breathe and reducing sinus pressure. Glue Ear in Children: 🌿Eases and prevents glue ear, a common condition in children where fluid accumulates in the middle ear. 🌿Alleviates pain and pressure experienced during flights or scuba diving by balancing ear pressure. 🌿Clears congestion associated with colds, flu, and sore throats, promoting faster recovery. 🌿Softens and loosens ear wax, improving hearing by allowing for easier removal of wax buildup. 🌿Reduces inflammation in the ear canal, easing pain from earaches.