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The Sinus Tapping and Lymph Drainage Technique Research PageUser Experiences of the Sinus DVDAs I learn of the experiences of users, I will add to this page - Phil Recurrent Ear Infection in ChildrenI remember as a child, keeping my parents up for hours and hours, night after night, with recurrent ear infections, and even now, just thinking about it, I wince at the thought of the pain and the head pounding that I went through as a young boy.Many health practitioners now know that the root cause of many ear infections is that children haven't learned to breathe properly, or they have been subjected to an injury that restricts their breathing in some way. (I can already see you saying; Yeah Right! Pull the other one. But just hear me out for 1 minute) Breathing is one of the major mechanical forces that pumps the lymphatic fluids around the body. If that isn't working right, lymphatic congestion can result in the upper body and there can be poor fluid drainage from the head and neck. Most of these fluids that move down from the head pass through the cervicular chain on either side of the neck, just below the ear. In these stagnant, warm, nutritious, fluid conditions, just the right environment is created for bacteria to breed and build in numbers, including in the middle ear. Our response is usually to wipe out the bacteria with antibiotics, and thankfully, this is very effective. The downside is, unless the underlying situation is changed, the infection is going to come back. And this is certainly the experience of many unfortunate children in this position. Conclusion and Tips to Increase Effectiveness of the Technique: Teach your child the sinus tapping and lymph drainage technique, to increase their circulation and drainage from the head and neck areas. Second, sit them down and teach them to do fixed breathing exercises. The idea is to make the breath deeper, slower, quieter and more regular. This is not a difficult thing to do! After a little practice, because the body knows instinctively that it is a good thing to do, they will find themselves doing it without realizing. Just sit in a chair with hands in the lap and take some deep, slow, regular breaths. In through the nose, and out through the mouth. Let the out breath be a forceful affair, with a bit of puff. Let the in breath be slow and deliberate, and all the way in, so that you feel your lungs expanding, your chest expanding and your stomach moving out. Try to do this for 6-8 breaths, and twice a day. That's it! Part of the problem is that we very quickly learn to shallow breath, which provides the body with less energy. The body compensates by slowing down in all areas, including circulation and drainage. TemporoMandibular Joint (TMJ)
This can have an effect on the whole side of the head, around the ear, lower jaw and the TMJ just in front of the ear. Usually the biggest problem is that the jaw aches and there is mild or acute pain. This can happen at any time, when relaxing, when talking or when eating and swallowing. An increase in pain is often the result of increased tension in the jaw. Increased tension, causes an increase in pain and other symptoms, such as a bite that is now out of line with the rest of the face and teeth. So you set up this cycle of pain and tension that is really difficult to break. The sufferer may develop jaw popping and clicking when they move their jaw. It may get harder to open the jaw as wide as before. It is estimated that 20% of the population (one in five people) have TMJ symptoms. This causes varying degrees of discomfort including headaches, face and jaw pain, and can complicate other disorders of the face in the ear, nose and throat areas. Excessive tension in the joint tissues can cause them to dry out or become dehydrated. This increases wear of the tissue and will eventually likely cause increased dysfunction of the joint. Conclusion and Tips to Increase Effectiveness of the Technique: For TMJ problems, increase the effectiveness of doing the tapping and lymph drainage technique by using the pads of all four fingers and using a circular massage technique with the fingers. Gently apply light pressure to the muscles that radiate out from the jaw joint, up to the temples and forehead, across the cheek to the nose, behind the ear to the occipital ridge and into the side of the neck below the ear. Massage gently with the fingers for short periods, first clockwise in a small circular motion that moves the skin (not sliding the fingers over the skin), then in an anti-clockwise direction for the same number of small circles (You only need to work lightly. The muscles are on the outside of the skull and so are just under the skin). Follow all forms of massage with a drink of water to aid in toxin removal from the body. Visit this page for more information: The Sinus Tapping and Lymph Drainage Technique or The Sinus and Lymphatics Problem Page How to Order Your CD Online![]() How to Order Your CD by PostAlternatively, send your UK cheque (made payable to "Philip Chave") or cash (notes only - 1 x £10), to: Mr P Chave, The Haven Healing Centre, Draycott Rd, Cheddar, Somerset BS27 3RU. If you do send cash, please wrap it up in several layers of paper so that it is not viewable through the envelope. I will not be responsible for cash lost in the post, but it shouldn't be a problem if you take sensible precautions to conceal it.![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Are you being tortured by your sinuses? Are you taking back-to-back antibiotics? Do you get rid of a headache one minute, for it to be replaced by another? Find relief as soon as today by using this simple yet very powerful, step-by-step 3 minute technique. Wouldn't that be great? The natural way to find relief from these painful conditions.The natural way to treat sinus pain!
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Note: Whilst rapid relief is often reported and makes good headlines, this cannot be guaranteed. This is not a fault of the technique or the patient, but more to do with how different people respond to new treatments and techniques. Chronic conditions are normally far more difficult to treat, so expect it to take a little longer. The important thing is not to give up! Building up small, but measurable successes, helps the body to make permanent changes. I recommend persistent use as the best way to achieve a successful result for acute and chronic conditions. - Phil DISCLAIMER: This information is not presented by a medical practitioner and is for educational and informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read. The Haven Healing Centre is located at: The Orchard, Draycott Rd, Cheddar, Somerset, BS27 3RU |