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Nasal irrigation Overview

 
Summary:Nasal irrigation is used to clear the sinuses and can be performed by the patient at home or by a professional up to twice daily. Yoga enthusiasts have used nasal irrigation for thousands of years to clear both the sinus cavity and the mind. There is growing scientific evidence to support its practice since it is more natural, soothing, almost harmless and cheaper than many over-the-counter medications. Unlike medications, the treatment does not have side effects like drowsiness and nausea.Scientific Evidence:Uses These uses have been tested in humans or animals. Safety and effectiveness have not always been proven. Some of these conditions are potentially serious, and should be evaluated by a qualified healthcare provider.   Read more

 

rVita Treatment Chart for Nasal irrigation

Condition
Scientific Rating
From Natural Standards
User Reviews
10=Highest
rVita Composite Score
Pet Dander Allergy Good Evidence Write a review Recommend
Mold Allergy Good Evidence Write a review Recommend
Cockroach Allergy Good Evidence Write a review Recommend
Allergies and Pregnancy Good Evidence Write a review Recommend
Allergic Rhinitis (hay Fever) Good Evidence Write a review Recommend
Allergies Good Evidence Write a review Recommend
Respiratory Disorders Good Evidence Write a review Recommend
Sinusitis Good Evidence Write a review Recommend
Pollen Allergy Good Evidence Write a review Recommend
Emphysema-like Disease and HIV Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Influenza Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Surgical Recovery and Rehab Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Common Cold Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Surgery and HIV-AIDS Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
 
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Nasal irrigation Expert Articles

Treating the Common Cold with Nasal Irrigation

by: Danielle
June 16, 2008
According to a study performed by Goemar Laboratoires, nasal irrigation with a saline solution of processed seawater has been shown to clear up children's cold symptoms faster than standard medication as well as prevent colds from returning.
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