The True Cause of Rhinitis Lies in the Fontanelle | Opto-Structural Medicine

The true cause of rhinitis lies in the fontanelle. Rhinitis is a physical phenomenon, not caused by viruses, fungi, or allergies. Humans have anterior and posterior fontanelles. The anterior closes at 12-18 months after birth. The posterior closes within 6-8 weeks. Closure varies, some are normally thick, while others remain thin. When exposed to cold air, a normally thick fontanelle resists external cold. But a thin fontanelle allows cold to penetrate under the scalp, affecting venous blood and cerebrospinal fluid flow. Low temperatures reduce fluidity. Molecules lose kinetic energy, making fluids more viscous. Increased viscosity raises resistance, especially disrupting venous sinus blood and CSF flow. Cold passes through the fontanelle, disturbing venous and CSF flow. Arterial supply remains normal, but venous return slows causing retention and pressure. CSF circulation also slows, with some flowing into the nose, causing watery discharge because the nasal cavity is mucosa-covered, not skin-covered. This retained fluid bulges the mucosa, blocks airflow, and forms rhinitis. When the nasal mucosa swells, the air passage narrows, and airflow speeds up. This agitates nasal cilia, triggering sneezing. Frequent sneezing is a self-protection reflex and structural imbalance. Mainstream medicine treats rhinitis with drugs, for example, antihistamines, nasal sprays, or surgery. These only offer temporary relief. Drugs may cause side effects. Surgery Risks Structural Damage According to Human Structural Ecology and Optostructural Medicine, rhinitis requires root-level treatment via photonic resonance protocol. 1. Irradiate nasal cavity 10-15 min, 2-3 times or day. 2. Irradiate fontanelle 5-10 min to promote development. 3. Irradiate occiput 10-15 min to improve flow. Most feel relief after first treatment and fully recover in 5-15 days. Healing Principle Rhinitis stems from underdeveloped fontanelles failing to resist cold. Light therapy promotes secondary growth, restoring thickness and circulation. Prevention Tips 1. Keep fontanelle warm in cold weather. 2. Avoid direct cold or air con on head. 3. Use warm air or hot water on fontanelle at first sign. 4. No device? Rub hands warm and press on fontanelle repeatedly. Heal rhinitis at its root use photonic therapy on the fontanelle.