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Ancient Secrets Ceramic Nasal Cleansing Pot, 1 Neti Pot
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Ancient Secrets Ceramic Nasal Cleansing Pot, 1 Neti Pot DetailsManufacturer: Ancient Secrets Brand: Ancient Secrets Release Date: 2007-03-19 Model: 25300 Product features: - The patented Ancient Secrets design is an updated one that provides a better fit, better control and easier use
- It is made from heavy-duty ceramic to be dishwasher safe.
- The step by step illustrated instructions make it easy to use
- Clear the nostrils to free breathing
- Relieve nasal dryness and remove excess mucous
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Customer Reviews of Ancient Secrets Ceramic Nasal Cleansing Pot, 1 Neti PotCustomer Review: Excellent! Summary: 5 Stars
I've suffered from sinus infections ever since I had an abscessed upper tooth (since removed) a few years ago. The worst part was the smell of decay I could smell coming out of my nose, and for years my remedy was anti-biotics. I had always wished that I could climb up my own sinus and spray the cavity with anti-biotic solution or something like that so I wouldn't have to subject my whole body to anti-biotics.
One day I saw a you-tube link to neti pot but I thought I'd never try it because I was grossed out with the thought of water coming out my nose and remembering how painful getting water up my nose was while swimming. But having got a sinus infection (again) this week, I resolved to try it.
There are many types of neti-pots for sale but I decided to get this one because it came with a box and instructions and I wanted printed instructions, not just what someone said on you-tube.
This neti-pot is very nice. The ceramic is very pretty and wonderfully finished and I like the design a lot. I followed the instructions to the letter and was able to get water to come out my other nostril the first try. I didn't choke, it didn't feel strange and it felt very natural.
I used Brita filtered potable water (good idea especially for cities that don't have good water) and microwaved it for 20 seconds to make the salt dissolve easier and made sure that it was just lukewarm (not too cold or hot). I used 1/4 teaspoon non-iodized salt with 1 cup of water. Some instructions say not to use sea-salt as that has a lot of impurities in it, including I suppose dead plankton.
I am assuming that salt is used because salt can kill bacteria by osmosis. Before Listerine, people used to use salt water to disinfect their mouths. I suppose if I were adventurous I could add more salt to increase it's bactericidal properties, but I'm not sure I want to try that yet. 1/4 teaspoon is very mild if you taste it a little. To prevent water from going into your mouth the back way, just say the word K. That causes the back of your tongue to close up the back of your mouth.
As far as results go, I've only used it for a few days so I'm not sure what it's long term results would be. But the first time I used it a lot of gunk did come out my nose, including dried blood and nasal mucus (snot) from the side that was infected. I know now not to pour the water into that side, since that would flush the infection to the side that was clean, so you don't need to always do both sides. On the second night when I did it, my nose was clogged and I think the water might have gone up the Eustachian tube and into my tear duct as my eye got red. So my advice is not to force the water through using your breath and not to use it when your nose is clogged, the water won't unclog it.
But on the first and third nights when I did it my nose and sinus felt wonderfully clean. All the gunky stuff was flushed out and I felt a lot better breathing in and out. I will definitely continue to use it and will recommend it to family and friends who have allergies.
Update: I've been using the neti-pot for months now. It really works as advertised. Every time I think I'm coming up with a cold I flush my sinuses to clear it out. I've also discovered that when I get sick and I use the neti pot, my runny nose stops running. Not sure why, it could be that the salt dries the sinus lining up. I'm very satisfied with it. In fact, I've bought a bunch for families and friends. One of them uses it for allergies, just to clean out any pollen. By the way, this is not supposed to be a substitute for a doctor, just a device for cleaning out your sinuses.
Description of Ancient Secrets Ceramic Nasal Cleansing Pot, 1 Neti PotFor the cleansing of nasal passages according to the traditional practice of NETI. Clear the nostrils to free breathing. Remove excess mucous. Reduces pollen or allergens in nasal passages. Heavy-duty construction - dishwasher safe. Crafted from sturdy, lead-free ceramic and coated with food-grade sealant glaze. The practice of nasal irrigation, known as Neti, has been used by practitioners of Yoga and Ayurveda in India for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Neti is one of the six purification techniques undertaken prior to the practice of yoga texts known as the Hatha Yoga Pradipika and the Gheranda Samhita. Some yoga teachers consider it valuable in cleansing the energy channels and balancing the right and left hemispheres to create radiant, energetic health and wellness, which is the foundation upon which true yoga practice can come to fruition. Ancient Secrets Nasal Cleansing Pot is the ideal answer for cleansing nasal passages. This gentle and effective technique of nasal irritation is widely recommended by health practitioners worldwide as a wonderful way to improve your overall feeling of well-being and maintain radiant, vibrant health. Many people practice Neti on a daily basis to keep their sinuses clean and improve their ability to breathe freely. Most find it a soothing and pleasant practice once they try it. If you are one of the many people who find that your nasal passages are blocked as a result of the effects of pollution, dust, pollen and other irritants, you may find this simple cleansing technique of invaluable benefit to you. Note: This information and the Nasal Cleansing Pot are not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure any disease and these statements have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. If you are suffering from any disease or illness, please be sure to consult your health care practitioner. Made in China.
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