Studies on Solutions For snoring
Posted by curesforsnoring on June 9th, 2010
’started this to relieve sinus problems, but found out it prevents the flu. My wife teaches learning disabled pre-school and would get three or four cases of the flu every year. I would get one or two cases from her. Since doing a nasal flush every other day or so, neither of us has had a bad case of the flu in a few years now; I haven’t had any flu.
Anyhow, this rhino horn pot was designed perfectly in that it does not spill all over your face easily like all the other pots I’ve seen. The tip is at the correct height in relation to the fill hole.
They don’t give you a bunch of papered exotic little salt bags; just the pot, a little pamphlet, and a spoon the exact right size. Get your own salt.
Yeah it’s a little flimsy, but not to be a distraction. It is not cheap looking, nor expensive looking. What it is is perfectly functional.
Any SOLUTIONS/CURE for "VERY LOUD" snoring?
to those who had actually experienced snoring so loud or has been with a loud snorer... and had successfully Solutions For snoring minimized or perhaps even stopped it...do you know any remedy/cure:ie:medications... what did you do? Or to anybody who knows...?(this person i'm refering to is not obese, therefore apnea may be removed from the causes... medium built and has a quite busy lifestyle. Not so busy though..)
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What can i say: the neti pot is cheap and it doesn’t brake when I drop it in the tub.
I use a Neti Pot daily. I cannot tell you how it benefits me.
This is the fourth Rhino Horn I have purchased. I love that it holds the water so easily and you don’t have to tip your head so far to get the water to run through.
I have had a couple of different netti pots. This one beats them all. I think it is easier to use a better flow and is less expensive than some of the other one’s available.
I have owned the Rhino Horn neti pot for about 3 years now, and can’t imagine being without it. I went from getting multiple colds every time the weather changed to getting maybe one or two very minor colds a year. I would probably never get sick if I used my neti pot a little more regularly. I love how it clears out my sinuses when I’m feeling congested and soothes them when they’re irritated.
I really like the shape of the Rhino Horn, and I actually really like that the Rhino Horn is made of plastic. Due to a combination of being clumsy, having a curious toddler and one shared bathroom, mine gets knocked onto the floor quite often. A ceramic one would have shattered long before now, and a metal one would probably be horribly dented. I like that when it hits the floor, I can just throw it in the dishwasher and it’s good as new again.
I recommend neti pots to all my friends and family, especially the ones who are frequently sick or have bad allergies, and those few who have actually tried it agree that it’s one of the best things you can do to keep yourself healthy. It’s so nice to not have to reach for the cold medicine everytime my throat feels a little scratchy.