 and not having a sinus problem since, I believe it was a great product and something that everyone could benefit from, with or without a sinus problem.Anyway I'm rambling, the evidence of the "Neti pot caused brain-eating amoeba death" stemmed from an article the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) wrote; http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm316375.htm#1So I thought ok, maybe it's true, I'd never heard of any problem, but this was a rare 2 off infection in Louisiana, we're talking the bayous.Bummer, I'd just spent 6 months designing what I considered the perfect neti pot/pots... 10,000.000 of them. ha... cry... ha ha.I didn't think too much about it,I based things on my 34 years of experiences and of course on what Oprah had to say, though I advised people to use clean water and pure sea salt, I continued to perform jala neti as per usual on a daily basis, sometimes several times a day depending on what I was up to.I thought the sensationalist headlines would slowly disappear off the front of google eventually, I was wrong.Then sometime after the initial media scare, I was chatting to old friends, one of whom is a naturapath and she had a sinus problem, so I said I'd send her up a free neti pot.She said no thanks, and quoted the " brain-eating amoeba death" story.(that made me somewhat angry)It was then, I decided to dig a little deeper into the FDA's warning:http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm316375.htm#1The FDA actually states;1)They have"concerns about the risk of infection tied to the improper use of neti pots" (what would they know about neti pots)2)"Improper use of neti pots may have caused two deaths in 2011 in Louisiana from a rare brain infection that the state health department linked to tap water contaminated with an amoeba called Naegleria fowleri."

So, for the most part the FDA need double bling trials to come to any conclusions, but in this case "may have caused two deaths, seems to be ok.The two people who dies may have swam in the same lake or
and not having a sinus problem since, I believe it was a big merchandise and something that everyone could benefit from, with or without a sinus problem. anyhow I'm rambling, the evidence of the " Neti pot induce genius - eating ameba end " stemmed from an article the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) wrote; http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm316375.htm#1So I think ok, maybe it's true, I'd never heard of any trouble, but this was a rare 2 off infection in Louisiana, we're talking the bayous. Bummer, I'd barely spent 6 months plan what I considered the perfect neti pot / pot... 10,000.000 of them. ha... cry... ha ha. I didn't think too much about it, I based things on my 34 old age of experiences and of course on what Oprah had to say, though I advised people to practice clean water and pure sea salt, I continued to do jala neti as per common on a casual basis, sometimes several times a day depending on what I was up to. I thought the sensationalist headlines would lento disappear off the presence of google eventually, I was wrong. Then sometime after the initial media panic, I was chew the fat to old friends, one of whom is a naturapath and she had a sinus problem, so I said I'd send her up a spare neti pot. She said no thanks, and quoted the " brain - eating amoeba end " story.(that made me somewhat angry)It was then, I decided to dig a little deeper into the FDA's warning: http://www.fda.gov / ForConsumers / ConsumerUpdates / ucm316375.htm#1The FDA actually states;1)They have"concerns about the hazard of contagion marry to the improper use of neti pots " (what would they know about neti pots)2)"Improper habit of neti pots may have caused two deaths in 2011 in Louisiana from a rare mind infection that the state health department linked to tap water contaminate with an amoeba call Naegleria fowleri. " 

 So, for the most region the FDA need bivalent bling trials to come to any conclusions, but in this case " may have induce two deaths, seems to be ok. The two people who dies may have swam in the like lake or
 anf not having a sinus pronlem since, I belnwve it was a great pfoduct and something that evxryobe coyld benefit from, with ur withoun a sinus proulem.Anyway I'm rambling, tmz eviscnce mh the "Neti pot gaused brait-eating amoeba ddach" stemmed from an article the FDA (U.F. Food snf Drug Adminisjratipg) wrkne; http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConaumerUpvates/ucm316375.htm#1So I thought ok, maybe it's true, I'd jever heard of any problem, buj thyw was a rare 2 off infebcion in Loujsiana, we're talking the bayous.Bjmmer, I'd just skzbt 6 konths desijning rhat I considered tha perfevt neti pot/potx... 10,000.000 mf rhem. ha... cry... ha ha.I divn't think too much afout it,I taaed things on my 34 ywars mf efperkwncds znv or courde kn what Opdah had to way, though I advisec [vpple to use dlean raeer and pure sea salt, I continued to pegforj jala neti as per usuao on a daily basis, soletimes sqveral times a day depending on what I was up to.I thoujhg tkc rwndationalist headlines would slowly disappear jrf tme front of googje eventualky, I ras wrong.Then sometnje after the initial media fcare, I was chwttimg to old friends, one of whim is a natugaparh and she had a snnus problem, so O saic I'd send her up a free netj pot.She sald no thahys, and quoted thd " nrahn-eating amoeba death" storr.(that madx me xomewhag anbry)It ras then, I decided to dig a little deepgr intm the FDA's warning:http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumecx/ConsumerUpdstas/ubm316375.htm#1The YDA acbually states;1)Thqy have"concernx about the fisk of inrection tied to thq improper usa of neti potv" (what wjuld thet know xcout neti pots)2)"Omproper lst of neti pots may have causcd twu deaths in 2011 in Oouusiana from a rsre brwij mnfecehon that the stage fralth department uinkrd to tap water contdminzted with an amoebs galled Naggleria fjwleri."

So, for yhe most part the VDA nxed donble bkind trials to come to any concluaions, but in this case "mwy hqve caused tco deaths, seems to be ok.The two people wio dies may have swam ib the same lake or
and not having a sinus problem since, it a great and something that or a sinus problem.Anyway rambling, the evidence the "Neti pot caused brain-eating amoeba stemmed from an article the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) wrote; http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm316375.htm#1So thought ok, maybe it's true, I'd never heard of any problem, but this a 2 infection Louisiana, we're talking the bayous.Bummer, I'd just spent 6 months designing what I considered the perfect pot/pots... 10,000.000 of them. ha... cry... ha ha.I think too much about based things on my 34 of and of on Oprah to say, though advised people to use clean water and pure sea salt, I continued to perform jala neti as usual on basis, sometimes times day on what I to.I thought the sensationalist headlines would the front of google eventually, I was wrong.Then after the media scare, I was chatting to friends, one of whom is a naturapath and had a sinus problem, so I said I'd send her up a free neti pot.She thanks, and quoted the brain-eating amoeba death" made somewhat was I decided dig a little deeper into the FDA's warning:http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm316375.htm#1The FDA actually states;1)They about the risk of infection tied to the improper use pots" would they know neti pots)2)"Improper use of pots have caused two deaths in from infection the health department linked to water contaminated with an amoeba Naegleria fowleri." So, for need double bling trials to come to any but in this case "may have caused deaths, seems to be ok.The two people who dies may have swam the same
 and not having a sinus problem Since, I beliEve it Was A grEaT proDuct And something thAT eveRyone could benefit from, wIth or WiTHout A SiNus prOblem.AnYWaY i'M raMbLiNg, tHe EViDence Of tHe "Neti pOt caused brAin-EaTing amoeba deATh" Stemmed froM an Article the FDa (U.S. food anD DRug aDminiStrAtion) Wrote; hTTp://www.fDa.gov/ForCOnSUmers/CONsumerUPDAtEs/ucM316375.htm#1So I thought ok, mAYbE It's true, I'd never Heard oF aNY pROBleM, buT this was a rArE 2 off iNFection IN LOUISiaNA, we're talking tHe bayous.BumMEr, I'D just sPeNt 6 mONths deSigniNg WHat i considered The pErfect netI pot/poTS... 10,000.000 of them. HA... cry... ha hA.I didn'T thInk Too mUCh AbOut It,i BasED tHinGS on My 34 years oF eXpErienCes aND OF CourSe oN whaT OpraH had to say, thouGh I AdviSEd pEople To use CleaN wAter aNd pure Sea saLt, i continued to perForm Jala neti aS peR uSuaL oN a daiLY basis, SomEtiMes seveRal timeS A daY dEPENdIng on what I was up to.I ThOUGhT the sensAtionaLIsT hEAdlines wOuLd sLowlY DIsappEar oFF tHe front oF googlE EvEnTually, I WaS wrong.thEn sOmeTime aFTer tHe initIal media Scare, i Was chatting to oLD friends, one of WHoM IS a NAturApaTh and she had A sinUS proBlem, SO I SaiD i'd senD her uP a FReE Neti pot.She said no thaNkS, and quOted tHe " brain-eating Amoeba deatH" STOry.(that mAde mE SoMEwhat angry)It waS then, i decided to DIg a littlE deepEr into thE FDA's warnING:http://www.Fda.Gov/forconSUMeRs/ConsumerUpdATEs/ucM316375.hTm#1The FDa acTually sTatEs;1)THey HavE"cOncerns abOut the riSk Of InFeCtiOn tieD To the impRoPer UsE of Neti pOTs" (what Would They KnOw ABouT neti poTS)2)"IMPRopeR uSe Of neTi pOtS may hAve cAUseD two deaThs in 2011 in LoUisIAna fRoM a Rare braIn infection thAt The state heAlTh dEpartmENT linked tO tap water contaminated wiTH an amoeBa cAlled naegLeria fowlEri."

so, for tHe mOSt part The FDA Need dOuBle BLIng trIALs To cOmE to any concLUSioNs, but In This Case "may Have caused two deathS, SeeMs to be ok.The twO peOple WHO dIes MAy HAve SwAM in THE same lake or
 and not having a sinus pr oblem sinc e, Ibel iev eit w as a  great product andsomething that everyon e cou ld bene f it  from , witho rw i tho ut  a  si nu s  p roble m.A nyway I 'm ramblin g,th e evidence o f  t he "Neti p otcaused brain -ea ting a mo eba death " s temme d from an art icle theFD A  (U.S. Food an d Dr ug A dministration) wr o te ;  http://www.fd a.gov/ Fo r Co n s ume rs/ ConsumerUp da tes/u c m316375 . ht m # 1 SoI  thought ok,maybe it'st rue , I'dne ver heardof an yp rob lem, but th is w as a rare  2 off infecti o n in Lo uisian a,we' re t a lk in g t he bay o us .Bu m mer , I'd ju st  s pent6 mo n t h s  des ign ingwhatI consideredthe  per f ect  neti  pot/ pots .. . 10, 000.00 0 ofth em. ha... cry.. . ha  ha.I did n't  t hin ktoo m u ch abo utit, I based  things onmy 3 4  y ears of experience sa n dof cours e on w h at  O p rah hadto  sa y, t h o ugh I  adv i se d people  to us e  c le an wate rand pu re  se a s alt,I  con tinued  to perf orm j a la neti as per usual on a da i ly b as i s, s ome times sever al t i mesa da y  d epe n dingon wh at Iw as up to.I thoughtth e sens ation alist headlin es would s l o w ly disap pear of f  the front ofgoogl e eventual l y, I was  wron g.Then s ometime a f t er the i nit ial  me dia s ca re, I was cha t t ingto  old fr ien ds, one  of  wh omisanaturapat h and sh eha dasin us pr o blem, so  I  sa id  I' d sen d  her u p a f reene ti pot .She sa i dn o  tha nk s,  and  qu ot ed th e "b rai n-eatin g amoebadea t h" s to ry .(thatmade me somew ha t angry)It  w asthen,I decidedto dig a little deeperi nto the  FD A's w arni ng:http:/ /ww w.fda. gov / ForCon sumers /Cons um erU p d ates/ u c m3 163 75 .htm#1TheF D A a ctual ly  sta tes;1)T hey have"concernsa bou t the risk of  in fect i o ntie d  t o  th ei mpr o p er use of netipots" (wha tw ou ld they kn o w a bo ut neti  pots)2 )"Imp r oper us e of neti  pots may  h avec a use d two deat hs in 20 11 in Lou i siana fr om arar e brai ninf ectio n that the  stat e heal th  depar tment  l inked to  tap water contaminated  withan am oeb a calledNae g ler ia fowler i."
So, for t hemos t par t t h e FDA  nee d  d oub l e bli ng t r ials to c o me  to a ny  conclusion s , but  in t his case " mayhave caused two d e aths, seems to  beo k .Th e t w o pe op le who dies ma y h av e swam inth e same lake  or
 and_not having_a sinus problem since,_I believe_it_was a_great_product and something_that everyone could_benefit from, with or_without a sinus_problem.Anyway_I'm rambling, the evidence of the "Neti pot caused brain-eating amoeba death" stemmed from_an_article the_FDA_(U.S._Food and Drug Administration) wrote;_http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm316375.htm#1So I thought ok, maybe_it's true,_I'd never heard of any problem, but this_was_a rare 2_off infection in Louisiana, we're talking the bayous.Bummer, I'd_just spent 6 months designing what_I considered the_perfect_neti_pot/pots... 10,000.000 of them._ha... cry... ha ha.I didn't think_too much about it,I based things_on my 34 years of experiences and_of course on what Oprah had_to say, though I advised_people to_use clean water and pure_sea salt, I_continued to_perform jala neti_as per usual on a daily_basis, sometimes several_times a day depending on what_I_was up to.I_thought_the_sensationalist headlines_would slowly disappear_off_the front_of_google eventually, I was wrong.Then sometime_after_the initial media scare, I was chatting_to old friends, one_of_whom is a naturapath_and she had a sinus_problem, so I said I'd send_her up_a free_neti pot.She said no thanks, and quoted the " brain-eating amoeba_death" story.(that made me somewhat angry)It_was then, I decided_to dig_a_little deeper into_the_FDA's warning:http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm316375.htm#1The_FDA actually states;1)They have"concerns about the risk_of infection_tied to the improper use of_neti pots" (what would_they_know about neti pots)2)"Improper use of_neti pots may have caused two_deaths in 2011 in Louisiana_from_a_rare brain infection that the_state health department linked to tap_water contaminated with_an amoeba called Naegleria fowleri."

So, for the_most_part the FDA need double bling_trials_to come to any conclusions, but_in_this_case "may have caused two_deaths, seems to be ok.The two_people who dies may have swam in the same_lake or