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Rhino Horn

The Best Way of Cleansing the Nose

The Scandinavian Rhino Horn!

 

Since 1999 Scandinavian, French and Dutch ENT Specialists and GPs have been enthusiastic about the Norwegian Rhino Horn for nose cleansing. Now available in the UK, we would like to offer ENT Specialists the chance of a free sample of Rhino Horn plus some information brochures.

You can also view a video demonstrating the use of the device >>

Nasal cleansing with isotonic saline water of body temperature represents an efficient, pleasant and natural alternative in the prevention, alleviation and treatment of clogged nasal passages, sinusitis and dust and pollen allergy.

- See scientific references at the bottom of this page >>

Rhino Horn is produced in Norway in recyclable hard plastic (PEHD) & CE marked in compliance with Council Directive 93/42 EEC concerning medical devices

The advantages of cleansing the nose with Rhino Horn are numerous:

Rhino Horn will be available through Pharmacists, Health Stores & the Internet

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Medical Studies on the Benefits of Nasal Cleansing

(Supplied by Per Peo Olsen the device inventor in Norway)

Wingrave (1902) The Nature of Discharges and Douches. The Lancet.
Abstract: Discussing cleansing of the nasal passages as a central method of treating different illnesses in the last part of the 19th century.

Holmström M et al. (1997) Effect of Nasal Lavage on Nasal Symptoms and Physiology in Wood Industry workers. Rhinology 35:108-112.
Abstract: A Swedish study of the effect of daily use of nasal cleansing of the nose with salt water for workers of the wood industry. There was a positive effect both on the experienced symptoms and also on the measured functions of the nose of these workers.

Talbot et al. (1997) Mucociliary Clearance and Buffered Hypertonic Saline Solution. Laryngoscope 107:500-503
Abstract:  Buffered hypertonic saline nasal irrigation is an important addition to the care of sinus disease, both chronic and post surgical. Buffered hypertonic saline irrigation should be used in chronic and postoperative sinus patients. Those with other causes of sinusitis, may also benefit from regular nasal irrigation with this solution.

Taccariello et al. (1999) Nasal Douching as a Valuable Adjunct in the Management of Chronic Rhino Sinusitis. Rhinology 37:29-32
Abstract: An English study showing the significant improvement of the conditions in the nasal passages and improvement of the general quality of life of patients with chronic sinusitis, associated with the use of cleansing the nose with salt water.

Heatley et al. (2000) Nasal Irrigation for the Alleviation of Sinonasal Symptoms. Presented at the annual Meeting of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Washington DC. 09/25/00
Abstract: Daily nasal irrigation with hypertonic saline significantly improved symptoms of chronic sinusitis in this study. Many subjects were able to decrease or eliminate medication used during the study period.

Tomooka I. et al. (2000) Clinical Study and Literature Review of Nasal Irrigation. The Laryngoscope 110:1189-1193.
Abstract: An American Study of 211 patients with different inflammatory conditions in the nose including allergic problems. They found that the daily use of nasal cleansing with salt water significantly improved a great lot of parameters of experienced discomfort. They concluded that this treatment has an enormous potential of improving the quality of life of millions of patients in a very cost effective way.

Stjärne P (1999) Näsvist med nässköljning! (Nosewise with Nasal Cleansing) Medicinskt Forum 5:42-43.
Abstract: A recommendation of regular nasal cleansing of the nose from a professor of a Swedish University Hospital relevant for all patients with inflammatory illnesses and for those patients who have had surgery in the nose.

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