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31 August 2012 09:34 PM
I graduated in 2010 with a BEng (Hons) 2:1 Electrical & Electronic Engineering degree from Aberdeen University, but I have no relevant industrial/work experience. I am now 26 and have applied for hundreds of graduate schemes and jobs without success. My recent work experience was in a sales administration position and a call centre.
I am obviously becoming deskilled with every passing day. Is my degree now worthless? I am unable to finance a Masters degree. I really want to work as an Engineer but I cannot seem to get a foot in the door. This situation is rather demoralising but I am trying to keep positive by posting here where there is a wealth of professional knowledge and expertise. I am willing to work anywhere to get some relevant engineering experience aligned to my degree. I would be grateful for any helpful advice or suggestions. Thanks in advance. Edited: 01 September 2012 at 12:01 AM by Nick24 |
01 September 2012 11:43 AM
And yet we read all these ill informed articles about how we are so short of engineers. It is somewhat dissapointing really but your experience is not uncommon.
I suggest you register your CV with websites like reed.co.uk and jobstoday.co.uk and make it searchable, and also register yourself with technical staff agencies accross the UK. Regards. |
01 September 2012 12:49 PM
It is an unfortunate situation you find yourself in and I really feel for your story. One of the things I find lacking with universities these days is they don't seem to create synergies to working life and actually getting a job which hopefully the university sector is tackling.
Finding work these days is like work in itself where research and so much preparation is required. My advice to you is don't send generic CVs out to companies as this tends to get rejected in the first pile and rarely reaches the Engineering Manager for assessment. Learn about the companies you're interested in and tailor each application to them with some understanding of the culture. Ensure you have a top 5-10 which you really concentrate on. Check jobsite.co.uk as they usually have a good selection of engineering jobs. |
02 September 2012 02:31 PM
Really important point here: no-one will invite you to an interview (including assessment days) unless they think you can do the job. Life's far too short for managers today to waste their time "humouring" people! So you ARE getting most of the way there. It sounds like you may need some training in interview techniques to clinch the last part of the deal. Have a look around your local area and see if there is any training available: your IET Local Network would be a good place to start; if they don't run such an event, suggest that they do!
Also, find engineers in work (again, perhaps use your IET LN) and try to persuade them to run through what happened at your interviews (in return for a pint ), they may well pick up what went wrong, and from that may be able to suggest what specific experience you need. Use the IET mentoring service, this will put you directly in touch wiht an unbiased experienced engineer. Don't rely on friends and family; unless you are very lucky they will just tell you that you're brilliant and all your interviewers were rubbish!! (Which is a: wrong and b: no help at all.) Re degrees: most practicing engineers have a bachelors degree, if that. So don't get too hung up on your qualifications. You're quite right that you do need that first experience, which is far more important, and it is a pain in the backside getting it. Unfortunately the only way to do it is to follow the following rules (which you've started by posting here): 1. Read every job ad you can to find what experience employers are looking for 2. Tell everyone you meet that you are looking for this experience 3. Meet as many engineers as you can and repeat 2. (helping out at IET and other volunteer based organisations' events is a great way to meet people who will help you) 4. If you have any hobbies etc which can in any way be linked to engineering ramp up the engineering bits of them - this can be a great way to make contacts and will also come over well at interviews. 5. Never, ever, ever, whinge, whine, or blame anyone for not having a job. It can quickly become a habit and you will just come over badly at interview. It's probably possible to prove that optimists get offered more jobs than pessimists do, which is an unfortunate example of positive feedback (or self-fulfilling prophesy). But you can help yourself here: don't complain if a door gets shut in your face, just try to find out why so it doesn't happen next time. Just thought of this while writing that last bit: If you get turned down for a job don't be afraid to ask why. Something like 75% of employers won't tell you, but the advice from the remaining 25% can be solid gold, and there's nothing to be lost in asking. And just to reiterate, if you are an IET member do use the mentoring service, that's what it's there for Good luck!! ------------------------- Andy Millar CEng MIET CMgr MCMI http://www.linkedin.com/in/millarandy Edited: 02 September 2012 at 02:43 PM by amillar |
03 September 2012 09:20 AM
I have said this in another thread, don't get hung up on graduate schemes, there are plenty of smaller companies willing to take graduates on out there and give you experience
what did you specialise in your degree in? |
03 September 2012 01:53 PM
Once again, thank you for all your advice. It is most helpful.
It is a general electronic and electric degree, but I am best suited to analogue and digital and communications. I have also applied to a variety of technician jobs around the country so I am pursuing every avenue. Thank you. |
04 September 2012 10:57 AM
I have also applied to a variety of technician jobs around the country so I am pursuing every avenue. Good idea, that's exactly what I did. After graduating I was unable to get a design job so I worked as a maintenance engineer, which led to a job as a production test engineer, which got me noticed for a design opportunity. Took me three years of experience from graduation. It certainly didn't harm my career long term: I still ended up in very high-flying design roles plus I had excellent "real world" experience which is still helping me 30 years later. ------------------------- Andy Millar CEng MIET CMgr MCMI http://www.linkedin.com/in/millarandy |
04 September 2012 12:07 PM
IET Connect offers an Outplacement scheme for IET members who are out of work.
This scheme is free for IET members and includes a programme of one-to-one career consultations, CV assistance, practice interview support, assistance with other assessment techniques and other services. If you would like more information about this service please contact IET Connect on 0845 685 0685 or 020 7344 5498 or by email at email@example.com ------------------------- Ian Johnson Caseworker IET Connect |
07 September 2012 03:11 PM
Whilst looking for a job, I would definitely recommend considering studying an MSc which could be taken part time. This is for two reasons: Firstly, It would only require one day per week attendance; therefore, it shouldn't prevent you from picking up a full time job whilst you study. Secondly, most MSc courses have PSAS funding available. Usually only 5 or 10% of those in your class are offered this funding - normally those with the best grades. However, there is a separate allocation for part-time students; meaning if there are very little p/t students on your course then you have a very good chance of being able to acquire this funding. I am currently studying at Strathclyde and had another offer from Herriot Watt - both were p/t MSc courses and both automatically offered me the funding by default due to the low numbers studying p/t. All my fees (£3700) are paid and I have been able to work full time. ------------------------- JBB IEng MIET |
08 September 2012 01:08 AM
No problem Nick.
Just a heads up - PSAS funding is from SAAS (Students Awards Agency for Scotland); therefore, double check if you can qualify if you are not Scottish. I assumed you were from Scotland as you'd studied at Aberdeen. Good luck with your interviews. ------------------------- JBB IEng MIET |
25 September 2012 12:18 PM
Good idea, that's exactly what I did. After graduating I was unable to get a design job so I worked as a maintenance engineer, which led to a job as a production test engineer, which got me noticed for a design opportunity. Took me three years of experience from graduation. It certainly didn't harm my career long term: I still ended up in very high-flying design roles plus I had excellent "real world" experience which is still helping me 30 years later. I can say the same almost word for word (except perhaps I don't fly so high!) |
25 September 2012 01:11 PM
I don't these days either - it's scary up there
------------------------- Andy Millar CEng MIET CMgr MCMI http://www.linkedin.com/in/millarandy |
15 October 2012 02:42 PM
Are you based in / around London? I am looking for someone to come and work (part time if it suits) with me developing electronics and software applications (iOS, Android Windows Phone, Windows etc) for the automotive market. Let me know if you're interested? Sinclair Company Home Page Product Home Page PS. No agents replying please ------------------------- Sinclair http://www.kbmsystems.net email@example.com |
28 February 2013 01:38 PM
I am happy to report that I am now in Botswana getting experience on a gasifier project.
It's a case of who you know in this world too. |
22 June 2013 11:06 AM
I cannot believe this. You are an engineer and yet can't find a decent job in your chosen field of expertise?! Seriously, the government has to do something about this. They have always been giving misleading information about the country being in need of more engineers yet we see a lot of them jobless. It's crazy but I guess it's life today.
What I would suggest you to do is to not be choosy with regards to position for as long as you are in your forte. There is nothing wrong with starting from the bottom. You can always work your way up especially once the management sees the potential in you. Good luck! I am a computer gaming enthusiast and I created a website to help my fellow gamers who are searching for a new video card. Find the best deals for gaming video cards [Link removed to save you the most money! |
22 June 2013 02:55 PM
I cannot believe this. You are an engineer and yet can't find a decent job in your chosen field of expertise?! Seriously, the government has to do something about this. What's it got to do with the government? Their attitude will be is that if industry has a need for engineers then it will employ them, if it doesn't then it won't. Since 1979 we have consistently voted for governments in the UK (of whichever colour) whose principles for general industry are that it's down to market supply and demand which industry sectors they work in. Now there are plenty of people in this forum who will be delighted to have a debate about whether this is politically "right" or "wrong", but in the meantime we have to accept that at present it's down to individual industry sectors to decide whether they can make money out of UK engineering (and I'll give them a clue: in general yes they can) and then to do something about it. Otherwise you've got to change a large percentage of voters in the UK to want to vote in a government who believe in centralised control of industry if you think the government should sort this out! ------------------------- Andy Millar CEng MIET CMgr MCMI http://www.linkedin.com/in/millarandy |
22 June 2013 08:15 PM
What's it got to do with the government? Take into account that governments over the past 10 or so years have been obsessed with getting more youngsters to study STEM subjects and have spend a considerable amount of public money in doing so. My own primary school didn't really teach science and neither did the teachers care much about the scientific knowledge of the children. When I was at secondary school it was almost a personal choice whether students took science subjects (like myself) or pranced around on the stage in drama and carved statuettes in woodwork. Government initiatives to get more youngsters to study STEM subjects was almost unthinkable and there was also significant opposition to making science compulsory in primary schools back then. I believe that but the banking fraternity doesn't. |
23 June 2013 09:38 AM
Take into account that governments over the past 10 or so years have been obsessed with getting more youngsters to study STEM subjects and have spend a considerable amount of public money in doing so. I'd love to be able to agree with you, but having been very actively involved in STEM support for well over 10 years I can assure you that that the actual amount of public money that has been spent is tiny. Fine words, parsnips etc. There is a large focus on STEM education as long as companies sponsor it, which as I mentioned above is a perfectly valid point of view (whether I personally agree with it or not). If a "considerable" amount of money was being spent I'd be very gladly helping them spend it! ------------------------- Andy Millar CEng MIET CMgr MCMI http://www.linkedin.com/in/millarandy Edited: 23 June 2013 at 10:54 AM by amillar |
23 June 2013 07:02 PM
I can assure you that that the actual amount of public money that has been spent is tiny. In relation to what the government spends on EU membership, then yes. Consultancy services make up a sizeable fraction of the money the government has spent on STEM. |
24 June 2013 11:58 AM
I can assure you that that the actual amount of public money that has been spent is tiny. In relation to what the government spends on EU membership, then yes. And in relation to what they spend on everything else. This is a debate on STEM education, not on the rights and wrongs of EU spending. Well it would do. The UK Government policy has been for 30 years to privatise services where possible. Therefore it is logical that in general the only people employed by the government working in STEM education would be STEM teachers (and of course with e.g. the academy and UTC programmes not even them), so any other STEM education expertise paid for by the Governement will, by definition, be consultancy services. And the point still stands that a sizeable fraction of practically nothing is still practically nothing. But they are only doing what they promised to do, and what we voted them in to do. But, as mentioned before, if anyone here knows a way that a STEM education consultant can earn a living wage doing it please let me know, as I would be delighted to become one! Meanwhile I'll carry on on a voluntary basis, as many of us in STEM education do. Which takes us back to the thread: on Wednesday I will be conducting mock interviews with sixth formers interested in going into engineering, it will be interesting to see if they appreciate the value of work experience. When I did this last year it was striking how several of those who took part had no idea that it was so important. ------------------------- Andy Millar CEng MIET CMgr MCMI http://www.linkedin.com/in/millarandy |
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The truth is no mater how "sensitive" the store is it will reduce proprty value and no one would want to be it's neighbor. Just the way it is and really not a big deal. 2 Agrees | 8 Disagrees | Report Abuse » rose41Well said, Mr. Whittaker. Nice to have an editor who has a mind of his own! 5 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » ducksterthis is kind of weird..Rev. Mel and Norm Carlson were the only two guys in favor of this shop... anyway...just go down to Jones and Gifford near the swamp to the adult store.. In the truest sense of the word it is one stop shopping...Bait and ****.. hmm 2 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Conservative1212I am so glad I do not pay the PJ any money to read their crap. Because if I did I would be cancelling because of this article promoting this type of store! 3 Agrees | 12 Disagrees | Report Abuse » loneriderrr1Kabob, why do you call adult toys that many married couples use to enhance their pleasure a perversion? 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Marywood University Spring Musical Production: A Little Night MusicA Little Night Music continues to be remembered as a particularly glowing musical in the Sondheim canon, a stylish celebration of romantic love, and a fairy tale for adults, set in fin de siècle Sweden, inhabited by ordinary people whose most pressing problems revolve around affairs of the heart. Guest directed by Maura Malloy. General admission $12; Senior citizens $8; Non-Marywood students $6; Free to IHM Sisters and anyone with Marywood ID. General admission $12; Senior citizens $8; Non-Marywood students $6; Free to IHM Sisters and anyone with Marywood ID |
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Marywood University String Project PerformanceFeatures three string orchestras, ensembles, and solos from young string players ages 5-18. Free admission. |
May 1 (Thu),
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Marywood University Children's Theatre - The Marvelous Misadventures of Baba YagaAs a 50th anniversary gift to the public, Marywood Children's Theatre will a lively interactive play featuring a character from Russian folklore, Baba Yaga, as directed by Michelle Summers. Free admission. |
May 3 (Sat),
May 3 (Sat), 1:00PM |
Black Box Theatre | |
Marywood University Campus Choir Collaborative PerformanceFree admission. |
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WACO -- It didn't happen at a packed Rupp Arena earlier this month. Or the first time he set foot on the Ferrell Center floor for his college debut against Lehigh.
For Baylor freshman center Isaiah Austin, his welcome to the world of college basketball moment happened back on the first day of practice in mid-October."That's when it really hit me," said Austin, a McDonald's All-American last year at Arlington Grace Prep, where he averaged 15 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks per game. "Things got a lot more physical and I realized I was playing against grown men."The 7-foot-1, 220-pound freshman was going up against players such as J'mison Morgan, a 6-foot-11, 275-pound senior, and fellow freshman Rico Gathers, a 6-foot-8, 260-pounder.However, Austin has held his own in practice and in games. He might not be a physically intimidating presence, but he's been more physical than his body might suggest.Against Lehigh, Austin scored 22 points with four rebounds and two blocks. His numbers could have been more impressive, but he saw only 17 minutes of action before leaving with an ankle sprain.Austin sat out the Bears' second game against Jackson State, but has started the past six. That includes a 16-point, nine-rebound effort in an 84-74 win against Boston College and an 11-point, five-rebound game in Baylor's 64-55 upset of Kentucky on Dec. 1.The victory at Kentucky snapped the Wildcats' 55-game home winning streak, and Austin outshined Kentucky's freshmen big men Nerlens Noel and Willie Cauley-Stein."That was great but we didn't capitalize on it the next game," Austin said.Austin is referring to the Bears' game against Northwestern three days later, a 74-70 loss in which he had eight points and three rebounds. Baylor has been off for more than a week for finals, but is back in action tonight against Lamar.So far, Austin has played well and lived up to the hype. He is averaging 12.9 points with 7.1 rebounds and a 51.4 shooting percentage through his first seven games.Austin fits well into coach Scott Drew's system. He can stretch the floor, work inside and even has the go-ahead to air it out beyond the arc."Coach Drew gives you a lot of freedom," said Austin, who tries to model parts of his game after Hakeem Olajuwon and Kevin Garnett."I'm not the strongest 7-footer, so I don't like to bang the whole time. I like to use my height and quickness, so it's been a great fit for me. It's really elevated my game from high school."Said Drew: "Isaiah is one of those players when he gets it going offensively, he can really light it up. Like all freshmen, there is a learning curve, and he's definitely going to have some growing pains, but we've been impressed with a lot of the early things he's done as far as toughness. He doesn't shy away from contact and he's working daily on his post game."Drew is used to developing talented big men, too. He spent two years with Perry Jones III, another highly touted player out of the Metroplex (Duncanville) who was a McDonald's All-American.Drew sees several similarities between Jones and Austin. Both were wiry -- but immensely talented -- freshmen centers."Both [are] skilled big men who can stretch the floor, put it on the floor, lead a break and shoot the 3," Drew said. "They aren't just limited in the paint, but both of them worked to get better in the low block."Moreover, Jones III was projected to be a one-and-done player just as Austin could be. But Jones came back for his sophomore season and helped the Bears reach the Elite Eight last season.Jones didn't improve his draft stock with the extra year, falling to 28th overall, but Austin is months away from having to make a decision on the NBA. Instead, he has other things on his mind, such as ending Kansas' eight-year reign as regular-season conference champions."Yeah, we're definitely planning on winning the Big 12," Austin said matter-of-factly.Baylor has the talent to do it, especially if Austin reaches his potential.Drew Davison, 817-390-7760Twitter: @drewdavisonIsaiah Austin's college career
Isaiah Austin, a projected lottery pick in next year's NBA Draft, has played well so far in his freshman season. A look at his first seven games:
Date |
Opponent |
Pts. |
Reb. |
Blk. |
Min. |
Nov. 9 |
Lehigh |
22 |
4 |
2 |
17 |
Nov. 15 |
Boston College |
16 |
9 |
0 |
34 |
Nov. 16 |
Colorado |
8 |
10 |
0 |
34 |
Nov. 18 |
St. John's |
13 |
13 |
0 |
26 |
Nov. 24 |
Coll. of Charleston |
12 |
5 |
0 |
33 |
Dec. 1 |
Kentucky |
11 |
5 |
2 |
36 |
Dec. 4 |
Northwestern |
8 |
3 |
0 |
25 |
Season |
12.9 |
7.1 |
0.6 |
29.3 |
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Cure a Sinus Infection with Natural Remedies
Last Modified on Feb 22, 2014
<< Continued from page 38Table of Contents
- Earth Clinic's Remedies
- Ice Cream, Flu Symptoms and Sinus Infections
- Pain Reliever and Sinus Medication Link
- Acupuncture
- Air Conditioners and Sinus Infections
- Airborne
- Ajwai Seeds
- Apple Cider Vinegar
- Apple Cider Vinegar and Honey
- Apple Cider Vinegar, Cayenne
- Apple Cider Vinegar, Grapefruit Seed Extract
- Apple Cider Vinegar, Neti Pot
- Apple Cider Vinegar, Oregano Oil
- Apple Cider Vinegar, Sinus Rinse
- Aromatherapy
- Avoid Bananas
- Baby Shampoo
- Baking Soda and Salt Water
- Betadine and Hydrogen Peroxide Sinus Rinse
- Black Mold
- Boiled Onion, Salt, Apple Cider Vinegar
- Carrots
- Cayenne
- Cayenne Snorting
- Chlorophyll
- Chocolate and Sinus Infections
- Cinnamon, Clove and Oregano Oils
- Coconut Oil
- Cod Liver Oil
- Colloidal Silver
- Colloidal Silver, Ascorbic Acid, Black Elderberry Syrup
- Cream of Tartar
- Dental Care
- Diatomaceous Earth
- Dietary Changes
- Egg Whites
- Eucalyptus Oil
- Fennel, Flaxseed and Fenugreek
- Flip-Turn Sinus Rinse Method
- Garlic
- Garlic, Oregano, Cayenne
- General Feedback
- Goldenseal
- Grapefruit Seed Extract
- Grapefruit Seed Extract, ACV, Echinacea
- Grapefruit Seed Extract, Oil Pulling
- Grapefruit Seed Extract, Sea Salt
- Guaifenesin
- H2O2, GSE, Sea Salt Rinse
- Hemp Seeds
- Herbs
- Homemade Xylitol Nasal Spray
- Homeopathic Remedies
- Horseradish
- Hot Shower
- Hot Showers, Hot Tea, Chicken Soup
- Humidify
- Hydrogen Peroxide
- Hydrogen Peroxide and Sea Salt
- Hydrogen Peroxide, Salt and Baking Soda
- Ice Packs
- Improve Air Quality, Nasal Irrigation
- Iodine
- Lactose Intolerance
- Lemon, Honey and Cinnamon Tea
- Light Bulb Therapy
- Low Grade Sinus Infection Remedies
- Lugol's Iodine
- Massage
- Measure Your pH
- Mold and Sinus Infections
- Multiple Remedies
- Nasal Spray With Salt, Oregano Oil and ACV
- Neti Pot
- Neti Pot With Saline and Apple Cider Vinegar
- Nose Blowing
- Oil Pulling
- Olbas Oil
- Olive Leaf
- Onion and Carrot Juice
- Oregano
- Oregano Oil
- Organic Tomato Juice
- Probiotic Drink
- Probiotics
- Quercetin, Bromelain
- Red Dye
- Red Wine Vinegar
- Reishi, Cayenne, Oregano Oil, Garlic
- Remedies Needed
- Rhubarb
- Riboflavin, B2
- Saline Rinse
- Serrapeptase
- Sniff Warm Water
- Spleen Connection to Sinus Infections
- Steaming With Apple Cider Vinegar
- Steaming With H2O2 and Salt
- Steaming With Oregano
- Steaming With Sea Salt
- Tea Tree Oil, Mucinex
- Ted's Remedies
- Tomato Tea
- Turmeric
- Unpetroleum Jelly
- Water
- Website Comments
- White Grape Vinegar
- Wild Indigo Extract
- Xylitol and Sea Salt Sinus Rinse, Spirulina
Unpetroleum Jelly
[YEA] 04/04/2007: Charles from Fostoria, OH: "I got rid of a very long and aggravating sinus infection (w/blood specks etc.) by using a product called UNPETROLEUM JELLY...blow and clean your nose, then apply a small amount to a cotton swab and insert gently into the nostril and rotate around the inside so the entire inside is coated, as high as you can go(be very gentle); repeat for the other nostril. Apply morning and bedtime. It took about a week but I've been infection free ever since and I now do this daily."
[YEA] Charlene from Ontario, Canada: "I suffered for years with sinus infections. My last sinus infection lasted an entire year. I read a book called: "Your Body's Many Cries for Water" written by a doctor. I began drinking at least 2 liters of water a day, and have not had ANY form of a cold or sinus infection since. An added bonus, I have lost weight without even counting calories."
Website Comments
11/12/2008: Marcia from Orangeburg, SC: "The links on the following page http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/sinus_infection.html have links to the same page - nasal rinse. They don't link to the page that is listed under remedies. Thanks."
EC: Thanks so much, Marcia. All links should be working properly now. FYI -- the Nasal Rinse posts have been retitled to "Saline Rinse".
White Grape Vinegar
[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] 03/01/2010: Eric from Zurich, Switzerland: "Okay this all started about 2 years ago. I had a very painful sinus infection that eventually dried up and left pressure in my sinuses but after a while I hardly noticed it. Then After almost 2 years of being pain free it started again but this time it was different. It started & the pressure that was there went away but my sinuses won't stop draining. it's horrible. however, I found relief using white grape Vinegar. I put it in a sauce pan and boiled it (smell is awful)and then I inhale it through my nostrils. work's almost instantly. Burns a little but its re-leaving at the same time. Do it twice a day for the first 3 days and once a day aftawards and you should be okay.
I just don't like doing it after day 2 but I think If I keep at it I could be looking at a total cure if I could just stick to the regiment.
Also: swallowing a shallow capfull instantly relieves any throat pains.
I think the biggest problem for me is inhaling when my nose for the most part is clear by day 3 since this stuff smells so bad. But I must say after day 2 I had no sinus problems until day 3 late at night. then i did it again and the next day I was cured for two days.
now its back but nothing like before. I think if I sniff this disgusting smelling stuff maybe 4 more times in a row (once in the morning and again at night before bed for the next two days) I could be looking at a cure. "
Wild Indigo Extract
[YEA] Meth from Los Angeles: "I also have a question besides sharing my experience with the Wild Indigo herbal extract from Eclectic Institute. I have used it for the last two years, and it works better than the Grape Seed Extract (GSE) for me. I take 15-20 drops along with 10-12 drops of Echinacea/Golden Seal extract 3 times per day for 10-14 days. However, if you are a first-time user of Wild Indigo, start at a low dose of 5 drops and then increase it, otherwise you may vomit as I did on the second day when I first used it and I started at a high dose. I typically see definite improvement in my symptoms in 4-5 days. This remedy, however, treats the bacterial infection of sinus, not any fungal problem or the underlying cause.
My sinus problem started 3-4 years ago, and it has become a chronic problem. One easy way for me now to get sinusitis is to get exposed to a cold air draft such as the air conditioner in a car or indoor. I do suffer from hay fever, but I have had that for the last three decades without suffering from sinusitis until a few years ago.
And my question is: Has any of your website visitors had this kind of chronic sinus problem--from exposure to cold air, rather than eating ice creams or allergies? And have they found a reliable remedy for it, and do they know what causes it? When exposed to the cold draft, soon my nose clogs up and the blow of the cold air feels like a hammer pounding on my forehead. Incidentally, I am going to try your homeopathic sinus remedy #7 on your website, but Dolisos has been bought out by Boiron which has decided to discontinue the Aspergillis remedies and thus they are no longer available. However, I got lucky by calling the Santa Monica Homeopathic Pharmacy in Santa Monica, California and they found a homeopathic manufacturing company named National which makes that remedy. I am waiting for my special order to arrive, and it will take several months before I could judge whether or not it works for me.
Lastly, here is a website which provides some useful medical information from an MD on chronic sinusitis www.sinuses.com/fungal.htm. I would appreciate any practical information you may provide regarding this kind of sinus problem which you may have received from other sufferers. Also thank you for your informative website, and good luck."
Replies11/05/2008: Ron from Wellsville, Ohio replies: "Could you please tell me if the aspergilis remedy works? thank you"
Xylitol and Sea Salt Sinus Rinse, Spirulina
[YEA] 05/08/2011: Allorganic from Tampa Bay, Fl: "I thought I would share some very good information and my experience regarding sinus infections or sinusitis.
I had been diagnosed with severe sinusitis after I had an MRI for something else. I've tried many things over the years and had suffered constant congestion/swelling and loss of taste and smell.
The neti pot was helping with salt, but I discovered some huge results after much research. Using DISTILLED water, not spring water in the neti pot with a half teaspoon of all natural sea salt and a half tablespoon of Xylitol. Both disolved in warm distilled water. Spring water can irritate the sinus membranes. Xylitol has been proven to kill and fight bacteria and really helps flush out mucus!
After flushing my sinuses with this sea salt/Xylitol neti pot mix, I then drink a glass of my favorite juice with my Spirulina Powder that has CHLOROPHYLL. Chlorophyll also is great for killing bacteria in the sinuses. As soon as I drink a glass of this, my sense of taste and smell come back within a half hour at 100%!
The powder I have been using is expensive and I don't feel everyone has to buy this exact brand, only the ingredients are important. The brand I've tried is contains: Spirulina Powder, Beta-Carotene, B-1, B-2, B-12, Calcium, Iron, Gamma Linolenic Acid and Chlorophyll.
If I do those two things as much as possible, I never have infections. There is also a saline/Xylitol spray. Anyone with sinusitis or chronic issues should really try these two things!"
Replies05/09/2011: Francisca from Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France replies: "I tried to find the Xylitol nose spray here in Europe without success. It is maybe something only sold in the US."
05/30/2011: Mary from California, U.s. replies: "Hi to Francisca, I just ordered this product from Amazon called Breathe EaseXL. I haven't used it yet but it has xylitol in a saline mix without preservatives. I will paste the link below:
05/31/2011: Francisca from Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France replies: "Thanks Mary but I don't have the nasal irrigator. We have just had friends over from the US and I could have asked them to try to find the Xylitol nasal spray for me. Funny they don't sell it here in Europe, at least I have never managed to find it but thanks for the tip anyway."
05/31/2011: Bess from Calgary, Alberta, Canada replies: "If you can find xylitol, there are a number of recipes available on the Internet to make your own spray (ingredients: water, sea salt and xylitol). Xylitol from birch trees originated in Finland (which might help you find a source in Europe) but there are other types out there - mostly from corn. Whether they use genetically modified corn is another story! The xylitol spray here in the health food store is quite expensive - $15 for a small bottle. It would be much more cost-effective to make your own and, besides, you know which type of xylitol is being used. I would imagine most sprays use the cheaper stuff made from corn. Good luck."
04/27/2012: "Halitosis from chronic sinusitis take me off balance, people are giving me that weird look, avoiding me if they can and is a very great source of embarrassment and a zero self esteem.... I'm so desperate.. I've tried antibiotics, nasal sparays but it keeps coming back like plague..."