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Conventional medicine certainly needs help in knocking out an even more common

scourge, chronic sinusitis.

While it seems logical to treat these infections with antibiotics, studies now

demonstrate that antibiotics are generally ineffective, and seldom hasten

resolution of severe congestion.

A slew of drugs are employed in an effort to tame sinusitis, including powerful

anti-histamines, leukotriene-blockers, decongestants, and nasal steroid sprays,

usually to little avail.

The reason may be that bacteria (and, now it is being recognized, fungal

species) literally hide from antibiotics in protective biofilms, evading

successful eradication.

Studies show that xylitol, taken in the form of a nasal spray, or used as a

nasal douche (with a neti pot), can break the hold of tenacious pathogens within

the nasal passages.

Since asthma is linked to chronic post-nasal drip, xylitol may also offer a

plausible strategy for breaking the cycle of bronchial inflammation.

And, in children with chronic ear infections, chewing xylitol gum or

administering xylitol nasal drops has been shown to reduce ear infections.

Logical, since the inner ear communicates with the oral cavity via the

Eustachian tubes.

Moreover, unlike steroid sprays, xylitol does not dry the nasal passages and

inhibit their defenses; rather, it acts as a lubricant, facilitating the natural

mucus secretions that float pathogens away.

In the past, I had urged my sinusitis patients to use Xlear nasal spray twice

daily.

Some, but not all, have achieved remarkable results.

Now, I am newly inspired to exhort patients to use the spray four or five times

daily because, if the analogy of preventing oral bacteria extends to the nasal

passages, more frequent application of xylitol is necessary to attack the

biofilm.

One might say that xylitol represents a paradigm change in the treatment of

infection: from " find a bug, use a drug " to " evict bugs from their home " .

By adding Xlear to my usual regimen of allergy-elimination, anti-fungal

treatment, and nutritional anti-inflammatory and immune support, I am getting

better results than ever with my chronic sinusitis and asthma patients.

Learn more about xylitol at www.xlear.com

http://www.drhoffman.com/page.cfm/797

Alana

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