History

Ear candling originated in the ancient civilizations of  India, China, Tibet, Egypt, and Native American Indian cultures, thousands of years ago.  All of these cultures utilized ear coning in healing, and spiritual purification.

The knowledge of acupuncture demonstrates how the ears coordinate with the organs in your body.  These ancient cultures used papyrus reeds, corn stalks, clay tubes, and in recent times, rolled newspaper dipped in wax.

What to expect

During an Ear Candling session you lie on your side with your body in a relaxed and straight alignment.  A special conical candle is lit and slowly begins to burn, like a candle.  the (non-burning) end of the candle is placed within an ear cone and this is gently placed into your ear canal. 

The ear candle draws ear wax and fungus deposits from your ear canal.  As the ear candling session progresses, extracted earwax and fungus will be burned off, but a majority will be collected in the bottom part of the candle.   After the candle has burned down and been extinguished, the therapist may show you the contents.  Most people cannot believe what has been collected! 

An Ancient Therapy to assist:

• Relief of systoms of sinusitis, migraine, and some headache.
• Fever , has calming effect.
• Nausea, reduces the pressure of fluids
• Slow lymphatic circulation
• Discharge from the ear where gentle clearing is favoured.
• Safe removal of excess wax, which assists improved earing.
• helps balance & equilibrium including vertigo.
• Fewer earaches & infections .
• Ringing in the ear
• Nervous Tension, stress, irritability
• Hearing difficulties

Do not use Ear Candles if You Have:

1. A Perforated ear drum
2. Tube inplants
3. Inflammation in your ear.
4. Skin disease in & around the ear.
5. If you are pregnant
6. on infants.