Ear candling can provide relief for allergies
Ear candling is one of the nontraditional methods that may provide relief from spring allergies and their symptoms.
For those of us who live in Chicago, spring and fall seem to take a LONG time
to arrive. And once it gets here, we can't get enough--eating and
drinking on restaurant patios, taking strolls in the warm sunshine. But
for too many people, spring also brings with it troubling allergies. For
them, constant sneezing, dry or watery eyes, and sinus irritations come
as part of the package.
Some allergy sufferers try is the art of ear
candling, which is believed to have begun in ancient cultures 2,500 or
3,000 years ago! Using 100 percent pure beeswax candles at TKI, we
practice Asian Ear Candling that can help eliminate a variety of
ailments, including vertigo, migraines, TMJ (temporomandibular joint)
disorders, tinnitus (noise or ringing in the ear)--and treats the
symptoms of seasonal allergies. During the 30-minute procedure, a hollow
candle is gently placed into the ear canal, while the other end is lit
by a flame and constantly monitored by the therapist. The process
creates a low-level vacuum that draws excess ear wax and other debris
out of the ear and into the candle. It's really soothing, and massage
can be added for extra relaxation.
Fortunately, though, many people find relief without constantly
popping either prescription or over-the-counter allergy pills. The Tiffani Kim Institute has always promoted an integrated approach to health and wellness. When
it comes to treating the symptoms of spring allergies, you might
consider trying the ancient arts ear candling.
Asian Ear Candling $60
Also available with a 30 minute massage $90 (50min)
