Sinus Cones™ testimonials:

Hi.  Just wanted to let you know that I got the Sinus Cones yesterday and they are AMAZING.  I'm pregnant and my sinus problems (which I've had my whole life) have been making me extra miserable for the last 4 months.  Although my doctor said that some medications (decongestants, steroid sprays) are safe to use, I feel really guilty taking anything so I've just been suffering through the entire pregnancy, using only saline spray (which, I'm convinced, does nothing if you're seriously congested). Anyway, last night was the first night I've been able to sleep in months!!  I'm so glad someone invented this device. I just bought another pair for my mother who also has really bad sinus problems.  Anyway, just wanted to let you know how great they are.  Thanks again!! - Brenda W., NYC

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Sinusitis

Through the kindness and permission of Deborah F. Rosin, M.D. much of this content is excerpted from The Sinus Sourcebook. Los Angeles: Lowell House 1998. For more complete information, The Sinus Sourcebook is available at Borders bookstores.

Prevention is Healthy.
According to the National Center for Health Statistics over 37 million Americans suffer from chronic sinusitis. Considered the #1 chronic condition in the U.S. by the American Academy of Otolaryngology, it is the primary reason for 15 million physician office visits in 2003.

Sinusitis and Sinus Cones™ - Prevention is the Best Remedy

What causes Sinusitis? – The most common source is a cold! The swelling and congestion that accompany a viral upper respiratory infection may block the relatively small sinus openings. Once these sinus openings are blocked, normal ventilation and drainage is not possible.

When airflow is restricted and ventilation is reduced, this triggers the development of a sinus infection. Sinusitis may begin as a viral infection, and then within a few days develop into a full bacterial infection.  

In many sinus sufferers, especially those with repeated infection, there may be one of more preexisting conditions that contribute to the problem. These include a deviated septum, nasal polyps, or allergies. All of these cause narrowing of the nasal passages, and often blockage of the sinus openings, which increase the chances of a viral cold progressing to a full-blown sinus infection.

Sinus Cones™ and Healthy Nasal Airflow – Whether congestion is due to the common cold, or nasal obstruction, by using Sinus Cones™ at the first hint of stuffiness, nasal passages are gently held open so that healthy sinus ventilation and airflow is maintained.

When extra congestion and more night time relief is needed, Sinus Cones™ effectively aid breathing when used in conjunction with a vapor rub such as Vicks®, or a steam humidifier. (Follow the medical advice of your physician.)

Robert S. Ivker, D.O. in his book, Sinus Survival,The Holistic Medical Treatment for Allergies, Colds, and Sinusitis, New York, N.Y.: Jeremy P. Tarcher/Putnam 2000 puts “a very small amount (one drop) of peppermint oil on his finger tip around the outside of both nostrils.” He also recommends using a few drops of eucalyptus oil with the humidifier.

Flying and Sinus Cones™ - Some people get severe sinus attacks following airplane flights because of underlying problems with nasal drainage. When you fly, you experience changes in air pressure. Pressure changes can cause swelling of the sinus membranes and lead to inflammation and, at times, to infection. If you have a cold, these problems become worse. If you are restricted from using decongestants or sprays, Sinus Cones™ relieve the stuffiness by opening the nasal passages, so that airflow is unhindered.