Candling for Optimum Health

Jili Hamilton qualified in reflexology in 1988 when she discovered ear candling. She launched the candles on the UK market in 1991 at the Healing Arts Exhibition in London and has been a therapist and teacher ever since. Jili presently gives professionally recognized courses to therapists and mini courses to non-therapists. She also has a practice where she treats many kinds of pathology with candles and even after all these years is still learning more and more about what they can do. Jili is a registered healer and Reiki practitioner.

Acknowledgments Author's Note Introduction 1 History and Use of Candling Today's Methods How the Candles Work Benefits of Using the Candles What Constitutes a Treatment? Getting the Best Out of the Treatment Multiple Treatments Combining Candling with Other Therapies Contraindications 2 Principal Uses for the Candles and Case Histories Age-Related Deafness Cancer (see also Chapter 5) Candida Children and Candles Constipation and Haemorrhoids Ear Infections Excessive Ear Wax and Poor Hearing Flying Glaucoma Hay Fever, Rhinitis, and Other Allergies Hearing Aid Wearers Mastoid Discomfort Migraines and Headaches Painful Periods Relaxation Sinus Problems Skin Disorders Sleep Apnoea Stress Relief Swimming and Diving Tinnitus (Ringing or Other Noises in the Ear) (see also Chapters 3 and 4) Vertigo and Meniere's Disease Psychosomatic Link 3 The Immune System: Vaccines, Allergies, and Nutrition Ototoxic Medication 4 Where Something Else Is Needed Cranial Osteopathy - Craniosacral Therapy Clay Therapy Manual Lymph Drainage 5 Ear Candling and Cancer Therapy by Patrick Quanten, MD, (uK) and Greg Webb, rMt, (Canada) The Disease Process Cancer Ear Candling Methods of Studying the Effects of Ear Candling Effect on Body Systems Emotional Effect The Life Force and Healing Conclusion 6 Echoes from the International Ear Candling Conference 7 Body Candling Candle Courses Notes Bibliography About the Author