Ghee In Nostrils - #5774
I’ve been experiencing dryness in my nasal passages and occasional headaches, and someone suggested trying ghee in nostrils as an Ayurvedic remedy. Can you explain how ghee in nostrils works and whether it’s effective for relieving dryness and sinus-related issues? I’ve read that using ghee in nostrils is part of nasya therapy and helps lubricate the nasal passages. Does this practice also help with headaches and improve respiratory health, or is it mainly for dryness? I’ve been hesitant to try it because I’m not sure if it’s suitable for everyone. Are there specific types of ghee, like cow’s ghee or medicated ghee, that work better for this purpose? Another thing I’d like to know is how to apply ghee in nostrils correctly. Should the ghee be warmed before use, and is it better to do this in the morning or at night? Also, how often should it be done to see noticeable results? Lastly, are there any precautions or side effects to keep in mind when using ghee in nostrils? For example, could it worsen congestion or cause irritation if done incorrectly? I’d love to hear if ghee in nostrils is a safe and effective remedy for sinus care and general nasal health.
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