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2:58 pm
May 20, 2010
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Lizzie
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My husband and i both make an excessive amount of earwax and it seems that we have passed it on to our daughter. I have heard before that there are drops you can put in your ears to dissolve the wax. Does anyone know what that stuff is called?
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6:50 pm
June 30, 2010
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Lulu
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I am not sure what drops you are refering too but I have heard that you can use small drops of hydrogen peroxide and the bubbles will help break up the wax. I have also had a doctor recommend a few warm drops of mineral oil every day. One other option I know of you can try is ear candling. I have never done it but I know people who say it works wonderfully well and isn't painful at
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10:27 pm
July 3, 2010
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kapuso
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I heard about ear candling, too. But I don't really know the process. What does it do to your ears, and how do you perform it?
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8:10 am
July 4, 2010
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headlesschicken
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Post edited 8:12 am – July 4, 2010 by headlesschicken
Ear candling is a traditional healing method, and this was used for many years in many countries, including India, ancient Egypt, Tibet, and the Aztec civilization. Ear Candling was originally used for purification as part of ancient rites of initiation. During the Ear Candling session, you'll only feel the candle being inserted in your ear. You may hear some cracking and popping when ear
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