DR NELSON’s Steam Inhaler 250ML, AvonGreen Wellness Portable Self-Treatment Soother for Vocal Cords, Headaches Relief and a Nasal, Sinus Decongestant – Excellent for Treating Chest Infections and Pains, Flu, Colds and Coughs

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Figures are arranged around the death scene. Many West End performers have one in their dressing rooms to provide topical hydration to their vocal folds before and after a show. Colloquially known as a steamer, or steaming pot, this ceramic, double-valved steam inhaler was invented by Dr Nelson between 1861 and 1865 and still commonly used today. His shirt is ripped open and he is draped in a white sheet. Infusions such as friar's bAlana or oils such as eucalyptus were placed in the inhaler and boiling water poured over them. His distraught sailors, wanting to preserve his body for a state funeral at St.

• This can be helpful for people with dry air or respiratory conditions such as asthma.
• Loosening phlegm: Steam can help to loosen phlegm in the airways, which can make it easier to cough up.
• Moisturising the airways: Steam can help to moisturise the airways, which can help to soothe a sore throat and make it easier to breathe.
• Relieving congestion: Steam can help to loosen mucus and phlegm in the airways, which can help to relieve congestion.
• Moisturising the airways: Steam can help to moisturise the airways, which can help to soothe a sore throat and make it easier to breathe.