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I have heard to have some who smokes blow smoke in ear..and the person who told me had it done to him and he said it worked for him.,,..so its worth atry.,
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Originally Posted by hheelleenn
My hubby has a stuffed ear. The over the counters, don't seem to work. He's had this problem before so we know it's nothing serious.
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My dad lost hearing because of this please do not blow smoke in your ears.
Originally Posted by jajudd24
I have heard to have some who smokes blow smoke in ear..and the person who told me had it done to him and he said it worked for him.,,..so its worth atry.,
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Where do you buy sweet oil?
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Oh, I'd forgotten about sweet oil. Just plain old Olive oil but maybe purified a little bit more. It's been around for thousands of years so must be safer than lots of the present day chemicals.
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Find an herbalist in your area. They are a great resource.
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We always use Sweet Oil warmed and use acouple of drops in the ear.
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Originally Posted by KathyAire
Originally Posted by leatheflea
Purreed onions, squeeze juice through cheese cloth. Make sure its not a hot onion. One drop in the ear as needed. Works, used it on my kids, it was like magic.
By the way, "candles" for ears is also an ancient remedy. They are not actually candles because they are hollow tubes, but one does light the end of them and the flame creates warmth which tends to draw unwanted substances (wax) up out of the ear into the tube. Jan in VA |
a clove of garlic--anti-infective. try to peel it without crushing it. if you crush it, coat in olive oil or cheesecloth. Also mullein flower oil relieves pain really nicely
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look for more info, but my daughter uses vinegar...google it, not sure of details
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