Released on = August 16, 2006, 6:55 pm

Press Release Author = Postnasaldrip.net

Industry = Healthcare

Press Release Summary = This short report chronicles how several different
individuals have overcome their sinus difficulties or at least have managed to get
them under control such that they are feeling much better

Press Release Body = Walt Ballenberger of www.postnasaldrip.net is offering a free
report entitled: "Sinus Treatment Success Stories".

This short report chronicles how several different individuals have overcome their
sinus difficulties or at least have managed to get them under control such that they
are feeling much better", states Ballenberger. "They were all people who had been
treated by ENT specialists for years and continued to have sever sinus problems in
spite of that treatment. In fact one of the people had two painful sinus operations
and was still getting infections afterwards. He was desperate for a solution".

There are about 40 million people in the United States alone who suffer from sinus
problems. Chronic sinusitis can make life almost unbearable in the worst cases. With
increasing levels of air pollution in major cities around the world the number of
people who are sinus sufferers in only increasing.

A common treatment for sinus infections is a course of antibiotics. However, chronic
sinusitis sufferers can have many attacks, and taking large quantities of
antibiotics is not a good idea, as bacteria can become resistant over time. "Several
people in the report tried natural solutions in the end, in particular pulsating
sinus irrigation with a saline solution, and this proved to be successful",
continued Ballenberger.

The individuals in the report found similar solutions to their problems, but the
approaches each used varied significantly. One person pursued a new research path
that is being studied by the Mayo Clinic together with the University of Buffalo.
Their joint findings thus far suggest a possible root cause for most sinusitis
cases, that is, a defective immune response to fungus. The gentleman in question
found that his workplace contained large amounts of a certain fungus. Now that he
has taken action, he is feeling a lot better.

"It is not unusual for people to be treated for years by an otolaryngologist (ENT
specialist) and still continue to have problems", continues Ballenberger, who
himself has a long history of sinus problems and is one of the people who is quoted
in the free report. "There is not one treatment that works for everyone, and in fact
some people don't respond well to treatment at all".

The examples in the report, can give people some idea what has worked for others who
previously had little luck with conventional treatment, however. Every sinus
sufferer can learn something from this short report", he concludes.

Walt Ballenberger is founder of www.postnasaldrip.net, a resource web site for
sinusitis sufferers. Ballenberger is not a medical professional, just a sinus
sufferer for years. To obtain a free copy of the report, visit www.postnasaldrip.net
and click on the link for "Free Report".

Web Site = http://www.postnasaldrip.net

Contact Details = Walt Ballenberger||19005 Shadowood Dr.||Monument ,
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