Ear Coning

What is Ear Coning?

Ear coning is a safe, simple home remedy for relieving pressure, fighting infection, and gently removing toxins and excess wax from inside the ears. long, tapered cones are inserted into the ears and lit. Warm, dry, powdery smoke from the cone draws out excess fluids, wax and toxic debris by osmosis. At the same time, vaporized beeswax and herbal essences in the smoke infuse their natural infection-fighting properties into the inner ear, sinuses and lymph drainage system. The entire process is relaxing and non-invasive.

What Are The Cones Made Of?

The cones are made of strips of unbleached cotton dipped in a mixture of beeswax and extracts, oils and/or herbs. They look much like cotton candy cones. The particular cones sold by the Coning/Candling Company are handmade by us. Though there are a large variety of cone sizes and styles, we have settled upon this particular cone for a variety of reasons. Our cones tend to run 12 to 14 inches in length; some make cones that are 8 to 10 inches. When you burn a cone, for safety purposes, it is wise not to burn the last 4 to 6 inches. On short cones, this greatly reduces the usability of the cone. Often it requires 2 short cones to do the job of one longer cone.

We prefer to make rose cones. The rose oil becomes a part of the smoke that goes into the sinus and nasal cavities and soothes them. We are interested in having cones of the highest possible frequency. We use the lightest beeswax available. Rose oil is also the highest frequency. The human body has the potential of vibrating at 200,000 cycles per second. The average person’s frequency is about 20,000 cycles or one tenth of what is possible. Since ear coning elevates the electromagnetic frequency of the body, we prefer to use the highest possible grade of cone ingredients. The higher your frequency, the easier it is to function and create.

What is the History of Ear Coning?

The art of ear coning dates back for centuries, to the ancient Egyptian, Chinese, Tibetan, Aztec, Mayan and American Indian cultures. Cherokee, Mexican Indian and European healers interested in reviving the lost traditions still practice coning. German medical students are taught coning as a part of their medical practice. It is said that the Amish use ear cones as well.

             In working with clients over the past few years, I've heard interesting stories about ear cleaning which have included the Turkish bringing coning to the Middle East, and beautiful girls cleaning ears in Thai barbershops. The culture of India gives its own special brand of ear care with men who publicly walk the streets offering to clean your ears with long instruments carried in their hats which they will whip out and use to clean your ears for a penny. They produce some amazing results). Ear cleaning has been practiced for at least five centuries by many cultures and is considered as necessary a part of personal hygiene as is tooth brushing.

How Does The Process Work?

As the cone burns, smoke moves the debris out of the ear. Osmosis (diffusion through a semi-permeable membrane ­e.g. skin) plays an important role as the smoke soothes the sinus and nasal cavities. Excess earwax is moved through the ear canal into the cone. This is a very gentle and non­invasive process. Frequently participants appear to have just awakened or have a sweetly stoned look.

What Can I Expect During and After the Session?

If you have excessive hearing loss, you might be more aware of the candle heat than an average hearing person as your feeling senses are more developed than a regular hearing person. Since we leave 4 to 6 inches of candle left unburned, you have nothing to fear from the heat or flame.

Most people are aware of some crackling and popping as the candle is burned and the ear wax is being pulled out. Relax and enjoy the soothing influence of the experience.

After the session you may feel lightness in your head and noises may appear to be louder. While you adjust to your new level of hearing, you might want to put some organic cotton in your ears with a little ear oil or olive oil to soothe the ear canal.

If you feel itching in the ears, you might want to use the oil or some hydrogen peroxide for a day or two after the session. The itching will stop.

You might find your sinuses are draining and sinus headaches may decrease. This decrease occurs as the sinus cavities are soothed and plates of the skull return to a natural position. Sinus headaches are often caused by a misalignment of the cranial bones. These cranial plates can become misaligned for a variety reasons including: birth trauma; colds; toxins in the environment; and allergic reactions to the foods we eat, the clothing we wear, and the paraphernalia we use (e.g. telephones).

Many people experience an improvement in hearing and a wider perception of tones. However, if you have a hearing loss due to bone loss or nerve damage, you may notice no improvement in your hearing though you may notice an improvement in some other area.

To set up an appointment call:

BIO ENERGY MEDICAL CENTER

734-995-3200

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