Breakthrough From #1 U.S. Hospital Clears up Sinus and Nasal Problems - Fast!
New discovery targets infected throat mucus - to stop post nasal drip, congestion, runny noses, coughing, sneezing, ringing ears, and sore throats
By Wayne B. Roberts, Associated Health Press
Doctors at a medical center based in Minnesota have discovered the real cause of nearly all sinus and nasal in ections. They were shocked to find it is
infectious fungi you inhale through your nose.
Now, a breakthrough 100% natural formula, Sinuprol, can help get rid of chronic sinus infection, called “sinusitis” – an insidious condition that can lead to blood clots and brain infection, causing abscesses, meningitis, and even death!
The sinus infection can also spread to your facial bones, triggering headaches, fever, and swelling in the eye socket -- which in some cases can cause loss of vision.
How Sinuprol works
Sinuprol is the FIRST nasal treatment that can
quickly flush in ected mucus rom your nose -without surgery.
Antibiotics, antihistamines, and steroid-contain
ing nasal sprays are no help in fighting sinus in ection. In fact, over-the-counter decongestant sprays can actually harm the small hairs lining your nose, causing mucus to build up even more.
The result? Only Sinuprol can dry up runny noses, end constant coughing, and unclog your swollen nasal channels – safely, swiftly, and effectively.
“Up to now, the cause of chronic sinusitis has not been known,” says Dr. David Sherris, ENT. “In fact, fungus is likely the cause of nearly all these problems.”
Dr. Gary Bennett, MD says, “The root cause of fungal sinus infections is the exposure to fungus and mold spores in the air. Once inhaled, the fungi can become lodged in the mucosal lining of the sinuses.”
Fungi triggers 96% of sinus problems
Top doctors have found that chronic sinus infection is caused by inhaling 40 different types of infectious fungus in the air you breathe. The proof ?
In a study of 210 people with sinus infections, 96% of them had fungus in their mucus.
Did you know you take approximately 24,000 breaths daily, inhaling 90 percent of the infection-causing fungi in your body through your nose? Or that insulation with poor ventilation, plus indoor mold and air pollutants, have triggered a plague of sinus and nasal problems affecting millions?
How? These harmful fungi hide in your throat, where they infect your mucus, causing your nasal passages to swell up.
Result: Congestion, dripping mucus, runny nose, endless sneezing, constant coughing, ringing in your ears, sore throat, and tenderness of the face. No wonder millions of sinus sufferers are now rejoicing about this new solution!
The natural alternative to nasal sprays
Sinuprol is a unique drug-free formulation made from all-natural ingredients. These include Urtica Dioica, Pinus Maritima, Petasites Hybridus, and other herbs clinically proven to fight ungal in ection.
For instance, a clinical study published in the Journal Phytotherapy Research found that pinus maritima extract reduced nasal symptoms by 42% in just 8 weeks. In addition, Sinuprol also supports your upper respiratory system, so that you breathe more freely.
Dries up runny noses
A stuffed-up nose may be just a cold. Or, it may be something far worse: a sinus infection, otherwise known as “sinusitis.”
According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), about 37 million Americans suffer from sinusitis. Sinus infections are responsible for 16 million doctor visits and $150 million annually spent on prescription medications.
Helps with allergies, too.
“Allergic rhinitis” is a chronic nose cold sparked by an allergy attack. Sinuprol can help end the sneezing, watery eyes, and congestion caused by allergic rhinitis. How? By blocking and sweeping out dust, mold, pollen, fungus, and animal hair before they cause bigger problems.
In a study appearing in Advances in Therapy, 580 patients took 16 mg of butterbur leaf extract, an active ingredient in Sinuprol, daily for 2 weeks. The symptoms of allergic rhinitis, which included sneezing and congestion, improved in 90% of the participants.
Keeps your nose fungus-free
Having sinus infection is not the norm: The National Institutes of Health reports that “healthy sinuses contain no bacteria or other germs. Mucus is able to drain out and air is able to circulate.”
Whether your sinus discomfort is the result of an allergy, a fungus, virus, or from a bacterial infection, Sinuprol can help drain away infected mucus. The formula is manufactured in an FDA- registered facility. And no prescription is required.
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