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#Post#: 1280--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: MJON
Date: July 28, 2016, 2:20 pm
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Allnicc12 I'm from the UK and would eventually like to have some
professional NCR treatments to help my progress along, and to
know fully what it's supposed to feel like. Do you mind sharing
the details from the NCR you received? Including cost? Also
reeno, what brand of cots are you using? I've popped mine around
three times now (Although I must admit it wasn't as bad as I was
expecting)!
#Post#: 1281--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: reenochrobinson
Date: July 28, 2016, 2:33 pm
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Day 16: Today I treated only the left side and reused the same
medium finger cot from yesterday, while standing up.
--- Quote from: MJON link ---
> Also reeno, what brand of cots are you using? I've popped mine
around three times now (Although I must admit it wasn't as bad
as I was expecting)!
>
--- End Quote ---
I bought a box of the CVS brand finger cots in assorted sizes.
I've only had one rupture on me when I had reused the same
large-size finger cot for multiple days in a row. It seems like
they stretch out with repeated use. Even the medium size I used
today felt larger than when I had used it yesterday and was more
prone to expanding down into the oropharynx. Did yours pop
during the first session that you used them?
#Post#: 1282--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: Allnicc12
Date: July 28, 2016, 2:58 pm
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The person i got my first series from lives in Manchester and
has been taught by Dr Howell whilst in the US, i got put onto
him because i couldnt travel down to London to see Ian for four
consequtive days in a row due to costs, it felt good to be
honest as your given deep tissue bodywork before hand to relax
you and then the testing followed by the balloons, you need to
be relaxed in order for the sutures and connections to loosen
etc, one series costs £400 so its not cheap.
#Post#: 1286--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: MJON
Date: July 29, 2016, 7:02 am
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Thanks Reeno I will have to see if I can get them off Ebay
because I live in the UK. No Mine haven't popped the first time
I use them so I think it will be wise to use a different one for
each set.
Thank you Allnicc12, I've been told it's expensive but I suppose
you do get more professional results. Did you get the results
you were hoping for and would you have it done professionally
again?
#Post#: 1288--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: Allnicc12
Date: July 29, 2016, 10:26 am
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Yeah once i get another £400 i would do yes, and i think its
somewhat imporyant to at least have one series if your
attempting this on your own as youll be familar with what it
feels like, i attempted a go last nite but unfortunatelu the
cots are too small as and not goin all way in so ive ordered
large cots, its not a requirement obviously to have it
professionally done bt i think it helps as youll them know what
to feel for and it isnt that dissimilar to what Ben describes,
and my practioner used large cots btw.
#Post#: 1289--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: reenochrobinson
Date: July 29, 2016, 10:46 am
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--- Quote from: MJON link ---
>
> Thanks Reeno I will have to see if I can get them off Ebay
because I live in the UK.
--- End Quote ---
I don't think they are anything special, and they were
relatively expensive for a small box, but I decided to just get
what I could find at the local pharmacy so I wouldn't have to
wait for them to be delivered. When I run out, I might order
something different.
--- Quote from: Allnicc12 link ---
>
> i attempted a go last nite but unfortunatelu the cots are too
small as and not goin all way in so ive ordered large cots
--- End Quote ---
I think it was advantageous to have a box of assorted sizes
while learning the technique. When I first started I couldn't
reach the nasopharynx even with the large size. Now that I know
what I'm doing, I can reach even with the small size. I've
decided medium is probably best for me since it seems to provide
good expansion within the nasopharynx without being so long as
to extend down into the oropharynx.
#Post#: 1290--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: Allnicc12
Date: July 29, 2016, 11:41 am
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Yeah it wouldnt go in all the way to the back where the empty
space is and some of the balloon started comin bk out and
inflating just outside of my nose, am sure its technique too
though so once i have the large cots ill try them by wiggling
them in more with a bit of air in them n then inflate, has
anyone had a balloon burst inside the nose and what are the
dangers and how to prevent, was thinkink of wrapping 2 cots
together to thicken it ie stronger
#Post#: 1291--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: reenochrobinson
Date: July 29, 2016, 2:23 pm
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Day 17: Today I treated only the right side, reusing the same
medium finger cot from the past couple days, while lying down.
--- Quote from: Allnicc12 link ---
>
> has anyone had a balloon burst inside the nose and what are
the dangers and how to prevent, was thinkink of wrapping 2 cots
together to thicken it ie stronger
>
--- End Quote ---
You can see my conversation with MJON about the finger cots
popping above. The only time it happened to me was when I had
reused the same finger cot for several days in a row. It
ruptured near the bottom close to where it was attached to the
valve rather than up inside my nose. It was slightly startling,
but otherwise insignificant. When I first started, I tried using
two layers of finger cots. The idea is that it is supposed to
allow for more pressure. Ben writes of professional treatments
"they build the force up in the nasal passage until the balloon
essentially explodes into the upper throat/sphenoid." Since the
self-treatment strategy is more gradual and doesn't rely on such
intense expansion, I've just been using one finger cot, and I
think I'll finish out this first month using just one. After
some time off, I might try a shorter series of treatments and
see if using 2+ layers of finger cots will give me more
pressure.
#Post#: 1292--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: Allnicc12
Date: July 29, 2016, 3:21 pm
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Yeah ill keep on with it until ive nailed my technique, ive got
large cots on there way which ill give a go as well to
experiment around and see whats what.
#Post#: 1293--------------------------------------------------
Re: Attempted Nasal Release
DIR By: Allnicc12
Date: July 29, 2016, 4:08 pm
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Need help, am doing everything right but everytime i inflate the
balloon the pressure starts to build outside of my nose as
opposed to in the turbinate, think am using wrong size cot as
its my turbinate as far as i can, so i may need small cots so
ill order these now too as well as large.
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