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Ear Candles

Ear Candles or Cones are a popular and effective way to remove built up ear wax.  I have seen hundreds of people use them safely.

 One of the more interesting experiences was when a local farmer had pulled out an insect mixed with ear wax into the candle.

For what ever the reason, if you feel that you have too much ear wax,  using an ear candle is a safe and inexpensive way to help alleviate the problem.

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    WritingforYourWealth Aug 24, 2008 @ 10:34 pm | delete
    Wow, I'd never heard of this. Cool idea for a lens :)
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    mulberry Mar 22, 2008 @ 3:36 am | delete
    Hmm, never heard of this. May have to give it a try. Thanks!
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    jeffwend Mar 12, 2008 @ 11:34 pm | delete
    Andy156,
    Yeah, they really do work well. Usually the darker stuff that you see in the candle is the wax itself. But I would not bother trying to make them when they are so inexpensive. The time and resources it takes to make them is probably outweighed by how inexpensive they are to buy.
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    andy156 Mar 12, 2008 @ 2:45 pm | delete
    Sadly, there only seemed to be two lenses on Ear Candling. This one, and a lens from the Ever Pages...strongly debating any positive use for the practice of Ear Candling. I have done it, with my family, and we all felt the better for it.
    I have heard the stories of people setting fire to their home while candling..but guess what - you DON'T DO IT ALONE!
    That just make s me want to find that woman and say "Hey lady...Here's your sign!" (dumb!)

    I know that the remains at the bottom of the candle are not simply candle drippings as the other lens argues. My son had excessive wax build-up, and it was also filthy due to him sticking his dirty little fingers in there to scratch at his itchy ears. When we candled, there was actually (very tiny) bits of blood from his ear. (No need to worry, when he scratched, he just cut skin a bit with his fingernail.)
    But this also prooves that the gunk IS drawn from the ear.
    I want to learn how to make my own candles. Anyone know?
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    N376 Feb 10, 2008 @ 2:56 am | delete
    Been there! Done that! It was an experience that I WILL do again.
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Ear Candle Blog Posts from Google

Mathison: For safety, just say 'no' to ear candles
I have personal experience caring for a young woman who severely burned her ear canal while using and ear candle. She had extreme pain, hearing loss and required general anesthesia for removal of the candle wax that dripped into her canal.
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When all the hard work is done why not indulge yourself from head to toe in one of the therapy rooms, with a choice of treatments such as massages, Anesi facials, ear candle treatments, Belfeet professional foot care, and the Coast Club's signature ...
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Hello everyone.  I have been working as a holistic nutritional consultant for 10 years. I have used ear candles many times and am amazed at how well... more »

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