Re: OT: Ear wax

[Guest guest]

There is an over the counter product called Debrox that is real good for

removing ear wax. My son is an ear wax factory and this works well.

HTH

Rhonda in CA

[Guest guest]

Have you tried an ear candle? They work GREAT! ... as long as your

son doesnt mind a 3-4 " flame above his head! lol! (it's safe

though.. use a paper plate with a small hole cut in the middle, wrap

in aluminum foil, insert candle in the hole about 2 or so inches..

let burn down to about 2 inches above the plate.

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> Hi everyone,

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> Does anybody have a better solution than olive oil for ear wax?

has

> quite a lot in his right ear and although I am perservering with

the oil I am

> not sure it is helping much. Cant take him to be syringed as he

would go

> berserk and it would put him off the doctors.

>

> Any advice appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

My son 7 yr old with autism never had ear infection. Now he has same problem

with your child. The new supplement I added is enzymes. I really don't know if

enzyme cause this problem. I can't wait for any response.

Keda

Thorpeheather@... wrote:

Hi everyone,

Does anybody have a better solution than olive oil for ear wax? has

quite a lot in his right ear and although I am perservering with the oil I am

not sure it is helping much. Cant take him to be syringed as he would go

berserk and it would put him off the doctors.

Any advice appreciated.

[Guest guest]

Enzymes has helped my kids earwax issue. Two of mine had lots of excess wax but

it has normalized with enzymes. If you are giving enzymes, are you giving all

three Houstons??? If so maybe you could try giving more? Not sure but that is

what worked for us.

keda dervishi <kddervishi@...> wrote:

My son 7 yr old with autism never had ear infection. Now he has same problem

with your child. The new supplement I added is enzymes. I really don't know if

enzyme cause this problem. I can't wait for any response.

Keda

Thorpeheather@... wrote:

Hi everyone,

Does anybody have a better solution than olive oil for ear wax? has

quite a lot in his right ear and although I am perservering with the oil I am

not sure it is helping much. Cant take him to be syringed as he would go

berserk and it would put him off the doctors.

Any advice appreciated.

[Guest guest]

Boy, that's hard, my son get's glue ear from time to time and we syringe it at

the doctors. I have heard the essential fatty acid deficiencies and the hairs

inside the ear are related to some problems going on in the immune system.

Kathy

OT: Ear wax

Hi everyone,

Does anybody have a better solution than olive oil for ear wax? has

quite a lot in his right ear and although I am perservering with the oil I am

not sure it is helping much. Cant take him to be syringed as he would go

berserk and it would put him off the doctors.

Any advice appreciated.

[Guest guest]

My husband has had a lot of experience with this, and he swears by

hydrogen peroxide. It works great to penetrate and break down the

wax. You can get an ear syringe and a bottle of hydrogen peroxide

inexpensively at the drugstore. Tilt his head, squeeze enough

hydrogen peroxide in to cover the wax, let it sit for 60-90 seconds

(realistically, as long as he'll let you; a few seconds is better

than nothing, it just may take more applications), tilt his head back

the other way again (over the sink, or a bowl, or washcloth, to catch

the drips). Then repeat that process with warm water. Keep

alternating with hydrogen peroxide and warm water until the wax is

gone. It sort of tickles, but it doesn't hurt, and it takes patience,

because it could take as much as half an hour or more. (Maybe someone

could help distract him while you're doing it.) Several shorter

sessions would be more productive than not doing it at all.) Best

wishes, Lalita

On Nov 17, 2005, at 1:16 PM, Thorpeheather@... wrote:

> Hi everyone,

>

> Does anybody have a better solution than olive oil for ear wax?

> has

> quite a lot in his right ear and although I am perservering with

> the oil I am

> not sure it is helping much. Cant take him to be syringed as he

> would go

> berserk and it would put him off the doctors.

>

> Any advice appreciated.

>

>

[Guest guest]

If it's yeast, which it is for my kids, I put one drop of grapefruit

seed extract on a cotton swab and put it in each ear. Last time the

wax got excessive, I did that for about a week every morning, and

neither one has had anything since.

Amy

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Does anybody have a better solution than olive oil for ear wax?

has

> quite a lot in his right ear and although I am perservering with

the oil I am

> not sure it is helping much. Cant take him to be syringed as he

would go

> berserk and it would put him off the doctors.

>

> Any advice appreciated.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

" Excess ear wax is a classic symptom of deficiency in fatty acids, unless

you actually have a troublesome ear infection. "

http://www.mybodylanguage.co.uk/ear%20wax.htm

> Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 16:16:21 EST

> From: Thorpeheather@...

> Subject: OT: Ear wax

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Does anybody have a better solution than olive oil for ear

> wax? has

[Guest guest]

>

> Boy, that's hard, my son get's glue ear from time to time and we

syringe it at the doctors. I have heard the essential fatty acid

deficiencies and the hairs inside the ear are related to some problems

going on in the immune system.

My son had an ear wax, and glue ear, problem. He was deficient in

fatty acids, but he did not tolerate any fats until I added mito

cocktail and amino acids. Once I did that, he did well with EFAs and

the ear wax problem went away. I wrote about it here

http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

Dana