A good example of how an almost forgotten simple and natural therapy, is now being used effectively to solve many problems associated with the ear.

Rohsoku Takara is not a new alternative therapy. Dating back to the year 2500 B.C. there is evidence showing that people used and were familiar with the practice of ear ancient therapeutic.
Ancient cultures, including the Egyptians, made reference to its use. Parchment scrolls discovered in the Orient, also have described the procedure for ear ancient therapeutic.

This ear ancient therapeutic art may have been developed with the domestication of the honeybee. Beeswax was and still is a key component to making the hollow cylinders used in the procedure.
The principal cloth used by ancient Egyptians was linen made from flax (the fibers of an annual blue-flowered plant).

Today, as in times past, high-quality Rohsoku Takara is handmade from beeswax and unbleached cotton cloths. These specially fabricated candles are ten and a half (101/2) inches long and will burn for approximately ten minutes. By its shape, design and length, Rohsoku Takara draws ear wax and fungus deposits from deep inside your ear canal.

Through a process called "convection", softer waxes and toxins will be drawn out of the ear, oxidized and turned into vapors during the procedure. This simple and time-proven therapy can be very effective in removing old and troublesome blockages from the ear canal, without the use of solutions or probes.

Many people are rediscovering the value of Rohsoku Takara to cleanse the ear canal and sinus passages.

Conditions that may benefit from Rohsoku Takara :

• Headaches

• Ringing in the ears

• Migraines

• Ear infections

• Plugged ears

• Chronic Sinusitis

• TMJ dysfunction

• Hearing challenges

• Imbalance

• Excessive wax

• Inner ear pressure

• Ear aches & pain

Method of Use

Lie on one side with body in a straight alignment. Insert Rohsoku Takara into a protective plate.  Place the small tapered end of Rohsoku Takara gently into your ear canal. Lit the another end  and let it begin to burn slowly.  Never do this therapy on your own under any circumstances. An observer is essential  to have proper positioning of Rohsoku Takara and for protection.  A Rohsoku Takara session every 6 months would certainly be practical and beneficial.

Reaction

During Rohsoku Takara ear candling session  As session progresses, some people will hear some crackling and popping, as the ear wax is  being pulled from within the ear. Extracted ear wax and fungus will be burned off, but a majority  will be collected in the bottom part of the candle. After the candle has burned down and been  extinguished, cut open the remnant and it'll show the former contents of the ear canal.  Those who had excessive hearing loss might feel some heat during the session since their feeling  (tactile) senses are keener than a person with relatively better hearing. For these people, they  might experience some discomfort, should stop the procedure briefly and can continue after a  short intermission.  After Rohsoku Takara ear candling session  For a short time after session, there'll be a lightness feeling in the head and noises may seem to  be much louder. This can be relieved by putting a little ear oil on some cotton and inserting this in  each of the ears. Most likely to be noticed, hearing will improve because the wax blockage is no  longer present in the ears.  For a day or two after session, there'll be a warmth, or some itching in the ears. The itching can  be relieve by simply putting a drop or two of Hydrogen Peroxide or Echinacea liquid in the ears  and then gently wipe them out with a cotton swab.  Sinuses will drain, or that sinus drainage will increas after session. This is beneficial and will  relieve the pressure in sinus areas. Those who have occurrences of sinus headaches will  experience a decrease in their frequency. A heightened sense of taste, smell and sight will be  experienced. Results are not typical. Individual results may vary.