Ear Candling in the Philadelphia Region, treatments for relieving sinus pressure and pain, cleansing the ear canal, improving hearing, assisting with lymphatic circulation, relieving pain and fever associated with a ruptured eardrum, curing swimmer's ear and other ear infections, relieving earaches, acting as an alternative to "tubes put in your ears", sharpening the senses of smell, taste, and color perception, stabilizing emotions, stopping tinnitus (ringing in the ears), helping TMJ pain and stiffness, relieving vertigo, fortifying the central nervous system, clearing the eyes, purifying the blood, acting as an anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, or antibiotic curing Meniere's syndrome, aiding sinusitis, releasing blocked energy, reducing stress and tension, curing auricular zona (a herpes zoster infection of the ear), opening and aligning the chakras opening the spiritual centers and cleanse the auric bodies.

Meredith Murphy, L.Ac., MaAC, DiplAc
Licensed Acupuncturist
Specializing in Chinese, Japanese, Korean Acupuncture as well as
many other Asian modalities of natural health and healing.
The Healing Point - Acupuncture and Wholistic Health Center
215 W. Church Road, Suite 112, King of Prussia, PA 19406 · 610-265-1827
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WHAT IS EAR CANDLING?
Ear candling, also known as ear coning, has history that reaches beack many years with roots in China, Tibet, Egypt, and Native American cultures. Europeans are said to have brought the tradition back from the "new world" and there are many references in scrolls and ancient writings across the globe of ear candling.

Candles are traditionally made out of fabric and beeswax or parrafin wax. They are very different than the candles used in decoration. These candles are long, thin and hollow, with one end tapered. Good quality ones are dripless as well. They vary in length and are usually 9 to 12 inches long.

There are many theories about how ear candling works. THe most widely accepted theory is that the flame and the smoke cause a convection or suction that draws the excess wax out of the ear. Usually there is no sensation felt during the treatment, though the sound of the wax and candle burning is heard. Most people find the procedure very relaxing and have instant relief of symptoms.

Who should get ear candling?

Most common reasons for ear candling:

sinus congestion
"clogged" ears
frequent flying
seasonal maintenece
after an infection
overproduction of ear wax
popping or crackling sounds in the ear
pressure in or behind the ears
vertigo and dizziness
sinus headaches
narrow and/or poor draining ear canals
improve hearing
ringing in the ears

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