Sinus Infection Natural Cure: Powerful Home Remedies to Clear a Sinus Infection and Sinus Pain Permanently, Without Antibiotics

By Kim Hilton

Do you want to get rid of a sinus infection without antibiotics?

Sinus infections are also known as rhino-sinusitis or sinusitis. It is a common infection that is characterized by the inflammation of the cavities around the passages of the nose.

When your sinuses are healthy, they are occupied by air, but in sinusitis, the tissues lining your sinuses become swollen, filled with fluid and blocked. This also allows germs to grow, thereby causing an infection.

It is characterized by nasal congestion, nausea, dizziness, fever, coughs, toothache, sore throat, irritability, halitosis, runny nose, fatigue, etc.

Sinus Infection Natural Cure is a comprehensive handbook that provides simple yet effective methods of healing sinus infection. With the use of the natural home remedies described in this book, the symptoms of sinus infection will clear completely within 42 hours. The herbs recommended in this book work effectively in fighting bacterial and fungal infections, as well as healing inflammations caused by such infections. Unlike prescribed drugs, they work fast and there are no side-effects.

This book is for you who want to stay away from throat infections and have healthy airways. As a bonus, extensive list of antimicrobial home remedies has been provided as alternatives for you to choose.

What are you waiting for? Take the chance and heal yourself using these fast and natural home cures.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Joshua Daniel
• Release date: Nov 15, 2018

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Contents

Introduction

A sinus is an air-filled and hollow cavity in your face. There are 8 sinuses or hollow cavities in the skull and they are all connected to your nasal airways by the ostium, a narrow hole in the bone.

Humans have four pairs of cavities (making a total of eight cavities) and they are referred to as the paranasal sinuses. They are the frontal sinus (situated in your forehead), the sphenoid sinus (situated deep behind the ethmoids), the maxillary sinus (situated behind your cheeks), and the ethmoids sinus (situated in-between the eyes).

The cells lining each of the sinus secrets mucus; they also secret epithelial cells and other cells like eosinophils, lymphocytes, and macrophages, these make up the solders that protect and prevent infections. They are apparently among the important elements that make up the immune system.

Sinuses have important functions in the body like humidifying and warming