Alleviation

Alleviation of symptoms is probably the most common effect of using Rhino Horn. If you have a cold, sinusitis, pollen or dust allergy, swollen mucous membranes for some other reasons, you will have your annoying symptoms alleviated by using Rhino Horn. You will not get your allergy removed by the use of Rhino Horn, but surely, you will have less annoying nuisances.

Many ENT departments in countries like Denmark, Holland, France, Czech Republic and more regularly ask us for informational brochures on Rhino Horn and recommend their patients to use it.

Asthma is a disease where one mechanism is the reduced ability to transport saliva up from the lungs which makes breathing more difficult. The use of Rhino Horn is stimulating the cilia’s ability to “wave” saliva upwards from the lungs. The mucous membranes are connected as one system so that the stimulation of the cilia in the upper airways also affects the cilia in your lungs.

Even patients with more severe and rare diseases like cystic fibrosis, primary ciliary dyskinesia and COPD are likely to experience relieving effects from using Rhino Horn. We have had reports from a hospital in Bordeaux as well as from West Midlands Regional Adult Cystic Fibrosis Centre in the UK telling about this kind of effect.

At all the diseases and nuisances mentioned in a previous section, you might expect an alleviating effect from using Rhino Horn.

Treatment

A cold which has come to a full (or an almost full) bloom may be a nuisance for a shorter period by using Rhino Horn several times a day.

Sinusitis too is likely to have a much shorter period of nuisance by frequent use of Rhino Horn. ENT doctors claim that the use of Rhino Horn is an important aid in the treatment of sinusitis, even chronic sinusitis.

Free Breathing Through Your Nose

A clogged nose is inhibiting your breathing. The use of Rhino Horn will facilitate free breathing through your nose.

Did you know that breathing through your nose instead of through your mouth increases your blood’s ability to absorb oxygen? Nasal breathing will bring small amounts of NO (Nitrogen Monoxide) from the sinuses to the lungs. Normally we understand NO to be dangerous to life and health, but in very small amounts, it increases the oxygen absorption ability of the haemoglobin cells in the blood significantly.

Wellbeing

Seeing Rhino Horn as a medical device will direct our focus to the diseases and nuisances for which Rhino Horn may be useful. That aspect of the benefits that Rhino Horn may deliver is, of course, extremely relevant.

However, there is another beneficial aspect of Rhino Horn. Nose cleansing is inspired by an ancient yoga technique from the group of yoga techniques called cleansing processes, Shatkarma (i.e. literally The six acts, referring to six kinds of cleansing processes). One other Shatkarma is tooth brushing, an old yoga technique that has become an ordinary hygiene routine in our modern culture during the last 100-150 years.

The perspective of most physical yoga techniques is twofold. One) They are physically helpful. Nose cleansing has a lot of benefits physically as we see with Rhino Horn as a medical device. Two) They are affecting your mental state, your energy and clarity. Nose cleansing is called Neti in yoga, and the device used is called a Neti pot. Nasal irrigation is relaxing the area around your nose and eyebrows and gives you a feeling of openness and clarity of concentration. Opening up for freer breathing also gives you effects on your whole state of mind. Many people use Rhino Horn as a part of their daily morning toilette to feel more awake and clear in their head for the day to start. Wellbeing is an extra benefit together with all the medical benefits associated with Rhino Horn.