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| See our Ayurvedic Herbs and Netti Pots In an American Study of 211 patients with different inflammatory conditions in the nose including allergies. They found that the use of nasal cleansing with salt water significantly improved sinus discomfort. The study concluded that nasal irrigation has an enormous potential of improving the quality of life of millions of patients in a very cost effective way. Tomooka L. et al. (2000) Clinical Study and Literature Review of Nasal Irrigation. The Laryngoscope "The Netti Pot alone has helped more people than any other modality I use - with consistent use the results can be dramatic." - Carrie Demers, M.D., Medical Director, Center for Health & Healing, Honesdale, Pennsylvania | ||
| Taccariello et al. (1999) Nasal Douching as a Valuable Adjunct in the Management of Chronic Rhino Sinusitis. Rhinology 37:29-32 (Netti Pot) An English study showing the significant improvement of the conditions in the nasal passages and improvement of the general quality of life of patients with chronic sinusitis, as a result of cleansing the nose with salt water. | ||
| (1997) Effect of Nasal Lavage on Nasal Symptoms and Physiology in Wood Industry workers. Rhinology 35:108-112. A Swedish study of the effect of daily use of nasal cleansing (netti pot) of the nose with salt water for workers of the wood industry. There was a positive effect both on the experienced symptoms and also on the measured functions of the nose of these workers. "People with chronic sinus conditions should use a nasal douche daily (netti pot), as it promotes drainage of the sinuses and speeds healing of inflamed tissues." - Andrew Weil, M.D., Dr. Andrew Weils Self-Healing newsletter | ||
| Tomooka L. et al. (2000) Clinical Study and Literature Review of Nasal Irrigation. The Laryngoscope 110:1189-1193. An American Study of 211 patients with different inflammatory conditions in the nose including allergies. They found that the daily use of nasal cleansing with salt water significantly improved many of the parameters of experienced discomfort. The study concluded that nasal irrigation has an enormous potential of improving the quality of life of millions of patients in a very cost effective way. | ||
| (1997) Effect of Nasal Lavage on Nasal Symptoms and Physiology in Wood Industry workers. Rhinology 35:108-112. A Swedish study of the effect of daily use of nasal cleansing (netti pot) of the nose with salt water for workers of the wood industry. There was a positive effect both on the experienced symptoms and also on the measured functions of the nose of these workers. "The Netti Pot alone has helped more people than any other modality I use - with consistent use the results can be dramatic." - Carrie Demers, M.D., Medical Director, Center for Health & Healing, Honesdale, Pennsylvania "People with chronic sinus conditions should use a nasal douche daily (netti pot), as it promotes drainage of the sinuses and speeds healing of inflamed tissues." - Andrew Weil, M.D., Dr. Andrew Weils Self-Healing newsletter |
