DewyDawn+FollowMy Neti Pot Routine Fixed My Sinuses?!Ever wake up stuffy and desperate for relief? That was me until I tried a neti pot—total game changer, but only if you do it right! 💡 Always use distilled or boiled (then cooled) water. Tap water is a no-go—trust me, you don’t want those germs up your nose. ✅ Mix in non-iodized salt (sea or kosher) for your saline solution. Table salt can irritate your nose. 🔔 Clean your neti pot with hot, soapy water before and after each use. Let it air dry upside down—never use a dish towel! ⚠️ Lean over the sink, tilt your head, and breathe through your mouth. Pour slowly, and rinse both nostrils for best results. Sinus relief feels amazing when you nail the basics! #SinusRelief #NetiPot #HomeRemedies #Health #Wellness00Share
April Anderson+FollowNasal Rinse Gone Wrong: Brain-Eating Amoeba?!Did you know using tap water in a neti pot can be deadly? A 71-year-old woman in Texas died after a brain-eating amoeba got in through her nasal rinse. She used unboiled tap water from her RV, and within days, severe symptoms hit. The CDC says this infection is super rare but almost always fatal. Always use distilled, sterile, or boiled water for nasal rinses—don’t risk it! Who knew something so simple could be so dangerous? #HealthAlert #BrainEatingAmoeba #NetiPot00Share
rachel60+FollowNeti Pot Nightmare: Brain-Eating Amoeba AlertSinus relief gone wrong—did you know using untreated water in a neti pot can be deadly? A Texas woman tragically died after using campground water for her sinus rinse, contracting a rare 'brain-eating amoeba.' The CDC says this infection is super rare but almost always fatal. If you’re into nasal rinses, only use boiled or distilled water! Stay safe and spread the word—this is one home remedy you don’t want to mess up. #HealthAlert #NetiPot #StaySafe #Health141Share
Aaron Rodriguez+FollowThe Scary Truth About Neti PotsImagine just trying to clear your sinuses and ending up with a brain-eating amoeba. That’s what happened to a woman in Texas who used tap water in her Neti Pot while RVing. Turns out, if you don’t use distilled or sterilized water, you’re risking exposure to Naegleria fowleri—a super rare but deadly amoeba that can literally eat your brain. Only about 150 cases ever, but survival? Less than 3%. Always double-check your water! #HealthAlert #WaterSafety #NetiPot #Health20Share
