Ear rings

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone

 

Daughter 12 wants to punch a hole in her ears to put jewelry in.

 

Having treated people successfully for a few years, by their ears I

resist the idea.

But I don't have any substance to hold against really

And maybe I am just to much a chicken dad

 

I heard this about holes and rings in the ears:

- Sailors who fell of the ship needed the ring to pay a mermaid to get

to an island.

- Warriors of higher ranking get bigger holes in certain tribes in

Zimbabwe. (friends who lived there and met them told me this very

evening)

- Until a few hundred years ago, it was not unusual in the area around

the Mediterranean to treat different disorders by putting a gold or

other ring in the ear.

- If you put a hole in the ear, you can't treat someone with

acupuncture on that specific point.

 

And what I have seen is a person that put 10 golden rings in each ear

and could not sleep until she took them out (on my recommendation) she

was close to a psychosis...

 

So you see, maybe I should just let my daughter have her holes.

Any information you have that talks against holes in ears?

Maybe I should get one hole my self?

 

Hole ger

[Guest guest]

Hi Holger!

 

Tell her she is under age, but when she is an adult she can do it if she

still wants to. As a practical matter, wherever the hole is you lose the

function of that ear point after a few days.

 

At 05:47 PM 7/21/2004, you wrote:

>Hi everyone

>

>Daughter 12 wants to punch a hole in her ears to put jewelry in.

 

Regards,

 

Pete