Woman shares viral hack for clearing sinuses by putting GARLIC up her NOSE

A woman has gone viral after trying out a hack for clearing sinuses – which involves putting a clove of garlic into each nostril.

Rozaline Katherine, 29, decided to try out the tip after seeing it on TikTok.

In a video of her putting the method to the test, Rozaline can be seen inserting the garlic cloves into her nostrils.

She waits 10-15 minutes and then removes them.

The content creator is stunned as she films snot pouring from her nose and declares that, in her opinion, the method works.

“I didn’t think it was actually going to work which is why I filmed it more as a joke,” Rozaline, from Arizona, US, told Jam Press.

“I just peeled two fresh cloves of garlic and put one in each nostril. I set a timer for 10 minutes and just watched TV while I waited.

“It didn’t burn or hurt and I just kept touching it to keep it in place and waited.

“After 10-15 minutes I could tell my nose was starting to run so I took the garlic out.

“I was expecting it to be a little runny but then tons of boogers just started coming out and I was totally shocked.

“I didn’t smell any garlic afterwards either – I think my sinuses were flushed out.

“I was totally surprised by the results.”
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