Replied by Lisa (Jacksonville) on 04/02/2012
Hi, I'm not sure what is wrong, but you might try a nose spray with xylitol and grapefruit seed. Xclear brand sells it and it works great for me. It is an antifungal and antibacterial. Get online or in health food store.Replied by Cooky (San Fran, Ca) on 10/27/2012
First off, it is hard to treat sinus infection when you do not know the cause, What is in the sinuses it is producing is it fungus, strep, ecoli etc? So first thing get a nasal smear from your dr then you know what your dealing with do NOT just let them give you something without knowing what it is. You could take a very small clove slice it really thin get a cotton ball tear off a small piece wrap the garlic inside of it and place it right at the entrance of the nose and leave it there for two to three hours Drinking 2 Tablespoons of apple cider vinegar on empty stomach four times a day morning after lunch mid day and bed time.Replied by Cooky (San Fran, Ca) on 11/20/2012
Garlic sliced in small pieces release the power of garlic it will literally radiates within 7 inches of where it is place so from the entrance of the nose it can literally kill what is in the sinus cavity, but you MUST wrap in cotton or it will burn your nose. I would repeat this for 1 week or longer depending on the type of infection.Replied by Natural The Way To Go (Snellville, Ga) on 02/25/2013
Eat oranges. You will feel, within a few hours, that the nose will become moist again. A steam humidifier also helps.
