Excerpts from Sunshine Sharing
🌬️Sinusitis in Brief
Bad breath, headaches, ear pain, insomnia, fever, and even depression can signal sinusitis.
Sinuses are tiny air pockets around the nose, forehead, and cheeks. When their narrow openings swell shut, mucus cannot drain. This leads to pressure, infection, and that familiar “stuffy head.”
Blocked sinuses create a breeding ground for germs. Overusing nasal sprays or decongestants often makes things worse — irritating tissues, weakening membranes, and turning inflammation into a chronic problem.
Bottom line: sinusitis isn’t just congestion; it is a cycle of blockage, pressure, and infection that requires careful management.
✅ The Quick Fix
Some people solve sinus infections easily. Simply apply a little Tei Fu oil at the base of the nose. (This oil will burn if placed inside the nose or on any irritated skin.) Inhale slowly while alternately blocking one nostril at a time. This technique usually begins to open the closed side of the nose. You can also inhale steam that contains several drops of Tei Fu oil in the heated water.
Another easy-to-use remedy is garlic. When used internally, garlic helps to break up congestion, promote healthy mucus flow and fight infection, especially with children that suffer from sinusitis. Two capsules of garlic oil every two to four hours aids acute sinusitis problems.
🌿 Give It the Works
Various herbal products can assist with sinus problems depending upon your specific needs.
Sinus Support is an excellent herbal combination
One herbal combination: Seasonal allergy works as a decongestant to restore normal mucus flow and clear the lymphatics. This combination of herbs also helps correct digestive problems that lie at the root of many sinus conditions.
Chlorophyll will also help clear the blood of irritants and quicken recovery.
✨ Homeopathy to the rescue
Sinutone for runny nose, discharge, sinus pain
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Sinus HP relieves symptoms associated with chronic sinus issues; painful pressure and thick nasal discharge.
Don’t Forget Hot Chicken Soup
All hot peppers and spices are good for clearing out the sinuses. Traditionally, these herbs, peppers and spices have been added to chicken soup during cold and flu season. “The hotter the better,” says one who “nose.”
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