Non-iodized Pure Salt for the practice of nasal cleansing and moisturizing of nasal passages also known as "Neti"

The ideal answer for cleansing and moisturizing of nasal passages. You need only follow the simple directions inside to prepare the saline solution used to rinse through your nostrils. This gentle and effective technique of nasal irrigation is widely recommended  by practitioners of yoga and ayurveda world-wide as a wonderful way to improve your overall feeling of well-being. Many people practice Neti on a daily basis to keep their nasal passages clean and moisturized. Most find it a soothing and pleasant practice once they try it.

The practice of nasal washing, known as Neti, has been used by practitioners of Yoga and Ayurveda in India for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Neti is one of the six purification techniques undertaken prior to the practice of yoga to help prepare the body. Some yoga teachers consider it valuable in cleansing the energy channels and balancing the right and left hemispheres as the foundation upon which true yogic practice can come to fruition. Lukewarm water is used to gently open up and moisturize the nasal passages. Use of a neti pot is recommended to ease this process.

The ancient practice of nasal cleansing is endorsed by MD’s and natural health practitioners as an important and highly beneficial technique for overcoming the effect of pollen, dust, dry air, pollution and helping keep the nasal passages free and open. This simple technique is easy to do and can be made part of your daily oral hygiene program. The patented Ancient Secrets design is an updated one that provides a better fit, better control and easier use. The step by step illustrated instructions make it easy.

Ancient Secrets Nasal Cleansing Pot Blog

Usage Instructions: 
Mix 1/4 Teaspoon salt with 8 oz. warm (not hot) water in your nasal cleansing pot.
Follow the instructions use of the nasal cleansing product you own.

CAUTION: Nasal cleansing is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure any disease. If you are suffering from any disease, infection or blockage condition consult your health care practitioner and follow his directions as to whether and in what manner to practice nasal washing. Nasal cleansing should not be practiced if your nostrils are
obstructed or clogged to prevent flow in one side and out the other, or if you are suffering from any infection of the nasal, sinus or ear passages or have recently undergone ear or sinus surgery of any kind.

Ingredients:
Sodium Chloride (USP Grade)

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