After reading about ear candling from Dr. Roazen in Quackwatch, I had a good laugh.
she obviously has never done it before. I have done it over 500 times, and while every time may have not been an immediate success, I have had overwhelming positive results from my clients and myself. The descriptions they used were innacurate, and the candles, do not drip. If they do, they are not using the correct kind of ear candles.....beeswax or paraffin only should be used. Do they recommend running to the doctor, getting put on antibiotics, or cutting someones ear open to drain the wax???
Sounds like Western Medicine to me.
Don't jump the gun when foregoing ear candling.
Unless you have extremely sensitive skin, skin allergies, or cannot sit still, ear candling should be just fine for you. And in regards to her comments about there being "candle wax" in the candle after use......completely wrong. It is beyond a doubt earwax. Granted, everyone has their own experiences, but most of what she has said in this article is horridly inaccurate, based on my own eyes.
Peace.
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