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What is a neti pot?

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The Neti Pot is a sinus irrigation tool used to completely cleanse and clear your sinuses. In general, a saline solution is mixed and poured into the pot. You stick the slender spout of the pot into one nostril and tip your head sideways. After that, gravity takes hold as the water runs smoothly into your nose, then up into your nasal cavity, and finally out of your other nostril, taking with it allergens, bacteria, and mucus build ups.

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Where do you get a ninny pot?

The actual name is Neti Pot. You can find it at Walgreens. Theres a You-Tube video. Neti Pot. Org. Good Luck!


Can children use the Neti Pot?

Yes, children can use the Neti Pot. A parent or adult, however, must be present. The Neti Pot, of course, is used to alleviate stuffiness stemming from allergies and sinus issues.


What is the best method to use neti pot?

Neti pot is a best for sinus problems. It is filled with salt water to clean your nasal passage.


Can using a Neti Pot improve someone's Hay-fever?

Yes! Using a Neti Pot can help improve someones Hay Fever or Allergy related nasal congestion. The use of a Neti Pot can also help your hearing as well by removing excess sinus pressure.


What kind of salt should you use in your neti pot?

Rock salt should NOT be used in your Neti Pot. It has several minerals which otherwise good for health, may have an irritating effect on the sinuses.


What is the best water to use in a neti-pot?

Distilled water, or water which has been boiled. You can then add your own salt to the water. Using tap water in your neti pot can lead to all sorts of sinus infections.


How long after receiving the H1N1 mist is it safe to use a neti pot?

right away


Sodium chloride and the neti pot?

Yes, this nasal solution contain sodium chloride.


Are neti pots useful?

The use of a Neti pot will definitely help with nasal congestion. It may not be the most pleasant experience, but from my experiences it completely cleared my nasal congestion.


Does the Neti Pot work?

Oh, yes, it most certainly does, but you have to be clear on what you mean by 'work'. If you expect that using a neti pot will cure a sinus infection without any other treatment, you will be disappointed. If you expect it to cure serious allergies, you will be disappointed. But using a neti pot properly does give you a refreshing cleansing of the sinuses, and considerable relief of stuffiness. It is a gentle procedure (be sure to use the saline mix that is recommended with the neti pot you get, or your experience will be very unpleasant) and it helps you NOT to become overly dependent on antihistamines for relief. Use of a neti pot can greatly help with occasional stuffiness that comes from ordinary particles in the air, and can provide wonderful relief from sinus discomfort that comes from excessive dryness. You may not even realize that your discomfort is resulting from dryness until you try the neti pot.Using a neti pot is not restricted to times when you feel illness or discomfort. Regular use can really be beneficial. I started a few years ago, and after a few weeks, I realized that I could hear and feel air passing through both of my Eustachian tubes-- that feeling of air coming out of your ears when you gently blow your nose. It came as a surprise; I had not heard it in years. I continue to use it regularly.


How often are you to use the neti pot?

Many people of India who practice yoga would say to use the neti pot daily, but some doctors say you can use the neti pot as often as you would like but not more than once daily. Some people may choose to use it only when there is nasal congestion.


What are some tips for a stuffy nose?

You can us a neti pot it helps a lot all you need is a neti pot or a kettle pot and fill it up with water and put the spout in your nostril and tilt your head sideways and water will come out of your other nostril but if you don't want to waste your money on a neti pot you can take a cup of water and pour it down you nostril its a great way without pills or medication. also you can use acupressure but don't do it if you are pregnant.but you put both your pointer fingers and press them under your cheekbones and (press on it hard but not that hard) rub up and in.