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Ear Candling

A burning hollow-candle procedure marketed for ear care; health authorities warn that it can cause injury.

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Overview

Ear candling places the unlit end of a burning hollow candle near or in the ear. It is marketed for earwax removal and other benefits, but such claims are not supported by reliable evidence. The FDA considers ear candles dangerous because of burn and ear-damage risks. Catalog inclusion describes the practice and is not an endorsement or a recommendation to use it.

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