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Who needs ear candling?
How long does an ear candling treatment take?
Can I do this treatment on my own ears?
How often should I have ear candling done?
Why should I have such a simple process done for me?
How long do I have to wait for the results?
What does a recommended treatment cost?
How CAN I DO MY OWN FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND SAVE MONEY?
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We all do. Children as young as 2-3 years old find it so relaxing that they go to sleep. It is especially beneficial for the elderly. Testimonials are available upon request.
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Usually about 1 Hr/45 minutes and you're feeling better instantly!
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Can I do this treatment on my own ears?
Yes, but it is highly recommended that you have someone present since it is extremely relaxing and could put you to sleep as the cone burns.
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How often should I have ear candling done?
It is not necessary to have ear coning done more than two or three times per year. After the initial ear coning, your ears will let you know that a maintenance treatment is recommended every six months. Some prefer more often.
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Why should I have such a simple process done for me?
Eventhough ear candling appears to be a simple process, it can be complicated if small balls of candle wax get lodged inside the outer ear canal. When you clean your ear with a Q-Tip at the end of a draw, you may inadvertedly pack the canal with whatever remains inside. This will cause an uncomfortable feeling until it comes out naturally, or until you see an ENT specialist. Remember: This is a holistic remedy and the medical profession frowns upon any holistic benefits they remain ignorant of.
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How long do I have to wait for the results?
Results are immediate! Colors may look brighter. Focus may be heightened. There is usually a feeling of renewed freshness to your mental clarity. With toxins removed, there is a sensation of wellness.
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What is the cost of the (recommended) 6-cone treatment?
The 6-cone treatment may cost from $100 to $125.00 per session with one unpaid session for maintenance to be scheduled for a later date at your convenience.
Treatments done by non-qualified practitioners usually consist of one cone per ear at about $55.00 per visit even though it is not effective and could cost as much as $150 over-all with regular (time consuming) visits.
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How can I save money by doing sessions for my own family and friends?
As of 2003: You can schedule two advance treatments, paid in full at $125 per session ($250) and gain enough experience to treat your own family and friends. Three treatments are highly recommended per year with only one session per year thereafter.
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