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Jala neti complete set

Jala neti complete set

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All you need for a successful Ayurvedic nasal rinse

The Jala neti complete nasal rinse set contains everything you need to perform an ayurvedic nasal rinse:

  • Ceramic neti pot or nasal jug with a mandala on the sides, specifically for performing Jala neti, rinsing the nose and sinuses, also called nasal shower.
  • Maharishi nasya oil 10ml (glass bottle with pipette) nasal drops soothes and cares for dry, irritated nose. Ideal after the nasal rinse.
  • Jala neti nasal salt (450 grams), 100% natural salt for making the ideal physiological solution.

What can you use this set for?

Our nose is essential for our health, it purifies and warms the air we breathe. Air conditioning, poor ventilation, air pollution, not spending enough time in fresh air... Every day our nose is exposed to harmful influences and good nasal hygiene is therefore not an unnecessary luxury.

The benefits of rinsing your nose regularly include:

  • Reduction of allergy problems
  • improved breathing
  • Prevention of runny nose
  • moisturizing dry nose
  • general improvement of the sinuses
  • prevention of colds
  • improved sense of taste and smell
  • Improving yoga breathing techniques
  • nose breathing training

How do you use this nasal rinse set?

Rinse both nostrils with lukewarm, lightly salted water.
Finish the treatment with the oil to soften the nose.

Specifications

Neti pot
Material: ceramic jug
Colours: gold, cream, jade green, lilla, aqua
Content: 25 cl
Natural nasal salt
Content: 450 grams
Maharishi nasya oil
Composition: sesame seed oil, vetiver, nut grass, cinnamon, cardamom, sandalwood...
Content: 10ml
Packaging: glass bottle with pipette

Additional information


In Sanskrit, Jala neti means as much as 'water cleansing', an ancient yoga technique in which the nasal passages are rinsed with (slightly salted) water with a neti pot. This technique has been used in the Far East for centuries and is now also beginning to be appreciated by Western medical science.

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