Have you tried this for a sinus infection?

[Duck on Wheels]

My dh swears by it. He used to get a sinus infection at least once a year, plus every time he had to take a long flight anywhere. Now ...? Never.

[Brandi]

I was born with a box of of tissue in my hand. I have had allergy attacks that makes colds look better.
About 3 years ago someone recommended using this so I thought sure I will try anything. And both my GP and my ENT recommended it to me after I was already using it. It doesn't cure my allergies but boy at times it sure does make my ravaged nasal passages feel a lot better.
It takes some practice and my dh is never alloud to watch or see me do it (it is not attractive at all) but I will forever use this little pot.
I also bring it on the road with me, if the area we are in is super dry I use it. If I get a cold I use it. If the air is really cold I use it. I highly recommend using it can you tell?

[kjay]

My hubby has taught meditation for years and through him I've been introduced to Neti and other healthful practices. It's best to use noniodized salt when doing Neti, and I found one that is blended with soothing essential oils. Here's the link if you're interested.

http://www.intothescentedgarden.com/

[Brandi]

My hubby has taught meditation for years and through him I've been introduced to Neti and other healthful practices. It's best to use noniodized salt when doing Neti, and I found one that is blended with soothing essential oils. Here's the link if you're interested.

http://www.intothescentedgarden.com/

I am going to the health food store today i will see if they have these.
You know for the women who live in the really cold area;s of the united states these little pots would be great for the dry air the are exposed to inthe winter. At least I live by the ocean and get some relief.

[Nickel428]

I love my neti pot. I avoided using it for a long time, but out of desperation decided to try it. I was afraid it would burn and I'd all but drown, but it was surprisingly easy. There is a small learning curve, but now I use it every morning. And that's the first thing I pack in my suitcase when I travel! For me it was the best $15 dollars I ever spent.

[teigyr]

Ok, I just ordered one! They are selling out everywhere, it seems like. It shipped yesterday so hopefully it'll be here soon.

I was always good with not getting sick until I moved to WA. Then it seems like it's a sinus infection every month unless I go on antibiotics. I react negatively to most antibiotics so I just feel miserable until the infection is gone but I think it's never really gone all the way.

So. We got an air filtration system in the house, I take allergy medication each night, and hopefully this neti pot will help with the rest. It seems like such a silly thing but everyone raves about it. I figure it has to work if it has people enthusiastically doing something that just seems SO uncomfortable

[snapdragen]

Once you get the hang of it, it's not even uncomfortable. I buy little pre-measured packets (SinuCleanse or something like that) and mix them in 1 cup of water. It's probably more expensive than mixing your own, but I'm all about convenient.

[colby]

We use one of these, because we are lazy and it's easy, but it's the same concept.

I use it every time I swim, and it feels OH SO GOOD. If I feel anything coming on or have any colors coming out my nose, a-irrigating I go.

We call it the Nose O Rooter.

http://www.hydromedonline.com/billca...m.php?item=hpx