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Blue Rhino Horn Neti Pot -
for Stuffy Nose, Allergy, & Sinus Problems, (Holistic Trends)
The medical world has welcomed Rhino Horn with enthusiasm. Doctors and specialists is Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, France and USA recommend the use of the Rhino Horn. All pharmacies in Norway, Denmark, Finland and France carry the Rhino Horn.
In the doctor's own words:
"This method of rinsing the nose with lukewarm saltwater is an easy and gentle way of removing crusts and foreign particles from the nasal passges. It's simple to do and has no harmful side effects. It has proved to be highly effective in the prevention and treatment of sinusitis, and is also a useful component in the treatment of chronic sinusitis. Those suffering from pollen and dust allergies may in many cases reduce their symptoms by practising nasal cleansing."
NEWS FROM OPRAH SHOW and NBC5i
Click each image on the left to see what Oprah Show says about the use of Rhino Horn and the news from NBC5i.
Rhino Horn is a medical device for nasal cleansing with saline water. Rhino Horn is produced by Yogaprosess AS, Oslo, Norway. Production started in 1998. Rhino Horn is designed by Per Peo Olsen. Rhino Horn is made of recyclable PEHD (PolyEthylene High Density).
Rhino Horn is registered as trademark by Yogaprosess AS in EU, USA and Canada. Rhino Horn is CE-marked in compliance with the 93/42/EEC directive as medical equipment of class 1. Rhino Horn is registered in the national Norwegian register for medical equipment under GMDN category 9, group 41599 as Applicator, nose.
SUGGESTED USAGE
THE WATER
Cold water and fresh water irritate the mucus membranes. Therefore the water you use for nasal cleansing should be somewhat salty and it should be at about body temperature. The body fluids contain 0.9% salt. There are 3 grams of cooking salt(non-iodized) (1 measuring spoon) to 300 ml water in Rhino Horn. The water may be boiled first if you are unsure of the quality of the water.
STEP 1: one Rhino spoon of salt
 Pour one measuring spoon (cooking salt) non-iodized salt in the nasal cleanser.
This should not be salt substitutes or iodized salt, but regular cooking salt! Saltwater is the natural solution for the mucus membranes.
No chemicals added, no side effects.
STEP 2: lukewarm water
 Fill the cleanser with moderately warm water.
Shake the cleanser so that the salt dissolves.
That will make nasal cleansing pleasant and refreshing.
RINSING THE NOSE
Follow the next steps closely. Should there be a problem, read further for help with possible mistakes you may be making.
STEP 3: nasal cleansing
 Place the tip of the spout in the nostril which feels most open - from the side, not from the front - and press lightly up into the nostril so that the nostril closes tightly around the tip.
STEP4: Breathe through the mouth. It is not possible to breathe through the nose at the same time as water is running through it.
STEP 5: Bend slightly (not much) forward from the hips so your head is over the sink. Keep your chin tucked in towards the body. Do not stick your chin out.
STEP 6: Turn your head a little so you are looking to the side (NB: remember to keep your chin in). The water will flow in through one nostril and out through the other.
STEP 7: When about half of the water has run through, raise your head up and remove the cleanser. A little water will run out of your nose, and you can empty the nostrils by closing one at a time and blowing gently out. Do not blow so hard that it makes the ears pop.
STEP 8: Pour the remainder of the water through the other nostril now.
ALL WATER MUST COME OUT
Make sure there is no water remaining in the nose and sinuses after nasal cleansing. It is not good for the mucus membranes to have water there for long periods - especially in the winter. There may be no water left inside, but check in case some remains:
STEP 9: Bend forward so the top of your head is hanging down. Turn your head to the side, close the lower nostril with one finger and blow gently, not hard, through the upper nostril. Hold some tissue paper in front of your nose.
STEP 10: Move your head to a horizontal position, face towards the floor and blow out of the same nostril. Blow a couple of times in each position. If necessary, you can repeat steps 9 and 10 several times.
STEP 11: Repeat steps 9 and 10 to the other side.
STEP 12: Stand up and blow a few times in and out of each nostril to ?dry? the nose. (If you practise Yoga, Headstand, Sirsasana, and the breathing technique Bhastrika may be done after nasal cleansing).
CLEANING
 After use the Rhino Horn is emptied of water and left for drying. Virus and bacteria cannot survive on a dry plastic surface. After drying the only virus and bacteria on the Rhino Horn will be those that are allready in the air we breathe.
Ear nose and throat doctors recommend you to look upon a Rhino Horn as a personal device - just like a tooth brush. If, though, more people are going to use the Rhino Horn after one another, it must be rinsed with boiling water.
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Blue Rhino Horn Neti Pot -
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Neti Pot Treatment Uses Warm Saline Rinse
Sinus congestion sufferers will try anything to get relief, including pills, sprays and shots, but some North Texans swear by a natural remedy that is thousands of years old. The neti pot treatment is born from yoga, and uses a mix of sea salt and warm, non-chlorinated water. Practitioners simply let the solution run up one nostril and out the other.
Allergy and asthma specialist Dr. William Lumry said the neti pot is the oldest form of saline rinse, and is urging more patients to try the remedy. "We've learned over the last few years that simply rinsing the nose once a day with a nasal saline is a wonderful way to prevent sinus infections, to help with people's allergies, help sinus headaches and other problems with the sinuses," Lumry said.
Neti pot packaging comes in all shapes and sizes, but each works to clean bacteria, germs and pollutants from sinuses.
Congestion sufferer Erin Pack said neti pot works for her, even if it feels a bit awkward. "It's not the most flattering position as far as sticking it up your nose," she said. "It feels like you're being held under a swimming pool the first time you do it." Kathy Hurn, who suffers from asthma and hay fever, also said the technique works. And for Sandy Pruitt, the treatment provides "immediate relief."
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Blue Rhino Horn Neti Pot -
for Stuffy Nose, Allergy, & Sinus Problems, (Holistic Trends)
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Blue Rhino Horn Neti Pot is shipped in a discrete, unmarked package. Orders are processed immediately and usually take about 3 to 5 working days to be received. Any information received is used only for order processing and shipping purposes. Your information, such as e-mail address, will never be disclosed to a third party.
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Blue Rhino Horn Neti Pot -
for Stuffy Nose, Allergy, & Sinus Problems, (Holistic Trends)
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