Ear Infection / Hypersensitivity / Hearing Loss

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Linda Sherman

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Oct 4, 2013, 11:39:15 AM10/4/13
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This a post from well-respected neurodevelopmentalist Kay Ness:

Kay Ness (ICAN Neurodevelopmentalist) wrote: This is VERY much in keeping with our experience as neurodevelopmentalists. Early ear infections and ear fluid distorts those auditory pathways to the brain and results in some not talking, hypersensitivity to certain frequencies, some so-called permanent hearing loss, etc. With appropriate sound therapy this can often be remediated but early sensory experience is IMPORTANT to baby brains.

" If sensory experience is degraded during these critical periods in early life, as would occur with a visual cataract or conductive hearing loss that can accompany an ear infection, the brain's representation of the sensory world can be distorted in a specific and enduring way, even after the physical deficit in the eye or ear has been corrected. "

Thankfully, we have simple methods whereby we can address ear/fluid issues without causing harm.




NEVER put essential oils into the ear canal. Only use diluted on the outer ear or on a cotton ball placed in the ear.

The Block Massage for Treating Ear and Respiratory Infections
Massage Lymph Nodes - ease swelling and assist the release of antibiodies that fight off infection 
Massage the Head - encourage lymph fluid to drain 
Massage the Neck - encourage lymph fluid to drain 
Massage the Thoracic Area - encourage lymph fluid to drain 
Build a Strong Immune System - avoid antibiotics 
Good Nutrition - organic, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavorings, antibiotics, hormones 

Garlic Ear Oil
1 clove Garlic, minced
2 TB Olive or Coconut oil

- In a small stainless steel pot, warm the oil, and then add the minced garlic
- Cover and allow to steep for at least 30 minutes. 
- Strain through a cheese cloth. 
- Put 2-3 drops warm (test on wrist to be sure not too hot) in the ear as often as needed for pain. 
- It is beneficial to lightly massage around the ear and down the neck, which may help the lymph nodes to drain fluid away from the ears and reduce the risk of a bacterial infection. 
- Store in a glass bottle in the refrigerator - will keep for 4-5 days. 

Lavender Ear-Massage Oil 
1 drop Lavender essential oil (high quality) 
1 TB Carrier oil such as Almond, Avocado, Coconut, Jojoba, Olive

- Mix together and dip fingertips into it. Gently massage around the ear and down the neck and jawline. 
- Apply heat (a small cloth bag of rice works very well) as a warm compress over the ear. 

Increasing pain that lasts longer than 48 hours or uncontrolled fever may indicate a bacterial infection. You may need to consult your Health Care provider. 
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