Practitioners of yoga have used “Neti,” for centuries. There have been many design improvements over the neti, mostly because consumers are demanding a better system. When I first began teaching nose washing to my patients, most thought ‘she has got to be kidding’. With Dr. Oz and Oprah mentioning neti nose washing, the idea is now acceptable to many. As a teacher of the neti for many years, I used my patient feedback and clinical medical experience to develop a user friendly and modern nose wash. The overall goal is to have a flow of warm buffered saline water inserted into one nostril and exit the opposite one. The water drains out, flushing the nasal passages thoroughly. The Neti offers a gravity controlled flow while Nasopure offers user control of pressure and flow. If the solution flow is well controlled, it draws out the mucus from the sinus cavities, flushing them clean.

There are many nasal wash products available. The Nasopure new neti is available with premixed hypertonic buffered saline packets. Nasal washing can do NO HARM when used as directed, yet offers convenience, comfort and most importantly, effectiveness.
A gentle positive pressure guided by the user results in a plunging of the sinus and inner ear cavities allowing the body to function in its natural state and allowing the sinuses to drain naturally. Some may be misguided and believe that positive pressure nose washes can cause harm. This is akin to believing that a toothbrush shouldn’t be used because it can cause harm to your gums.

Any washing is better than no washing and anyone over the age of 2 years can enjoy the washing experience. Finding a safe, convenient and effective system is the goal.

The idea of washing your personal filter is simple. The best medicine often makes good sense.

I would love to share some samples of my nasopure with you, if interested.

Be Well, Dr. Hana
Hana R. Solomon, M.D.
573-999-0450, I welcome questions or comments.
Author of Clearing the Air One Nose at a Time, Caring for Your Personal Filter