Tinnitus

[greygoose]

Has anybody tried these patches?

antinitus.com/

A bit pricey, but Worth it if they work!

[Panda_26]

Interesting . I would try anything at times - tinnitus is enough to drive you crazy !

[greygoose in reply to Panda_26]

I think it does drive some people crazy!

[BadHare]

How they work is very gobblediegook! :-s

I might try putting some tourmaline ear seeds behind my ears, to see what happens. They're a lot cheaper than the patches.

M*

[helvella Administrator]

Odd that they claim wonderful clinical trials but when you go to have a look, you see:

No Study Results Posted

clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show...

Not as if they have not had enough time given Primary Completion Date: August 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)

[greygoose in reply to helvella]

Must admit, I didn't look at it in detail.

[marram]

And €69 for 21 days! Whattttt!

[greygoose in reply to marram]

Yes, I said it was expensive. But I'm not suggesting anyone try it, just asking if anyone has.

[marram in reply to greygoose]

I realised that, but I was so shocked I just had to let it out......

LOL

[greygoose in reply to marram]

lol Well, it's not that bad!!! Would be Worth it if it got rid of the tinnitus, Don't you think?

I Don't think it means you have to spend £69 every 21 days. I think it means that all you need is 21 days to be cured. But maybe I got that wrong...

[lola1956]

If I had spare cash I must admit I'd try it as Tinitus is just horrible

[DanteNXS]

I just experienced one of the worst bouts of tinitus ever. It started about 9pm, just after drinking a high protein shake. The ringing in my ears was so loud it made me dizzy. It kept me up all night long and is still there this morning, just a bit quieter.

Has anyone figured out a way to decrease this?

DanteNXS

[greygoose in reply to DanteNXS]

What was in your shake?

Have you tried taking magnesium? I was thinking about this, last night, and was going to say to you to try magnesium and zinc.

[DanteNXS in reply to greygoose]

I do take magnesium and zinc now, and have been for some time. The tinitus just got really bad last night, and still present today.

I just now posted some info on UH and I'm looking into more treatment options. (Natural ones)

[greygoose in reply to DanteNXS]

Well, it could have been something in the shake, then. I've never experienced that. Mine has always just been there, for the past forty plus yeasrs, just gently buzzing away in the back-ground. I Don't think anyone has ever found a cure. Or even much of a treatment.

How much magnesium do you take?

[DanteNXS in reply to greygoose]

I don't think it was the shake, since I have one a couple times a day. I also have the gentle ringing 85% of the time, but last night was intense and it lasted 7+ hours.

I take ~ 700mg of Ionic magnesium a day

[greygoose in reply to DanteNXS]

OK well, your magnesium should be fine.

It might be easier to ask what you're not taking! lol

Have you had your adrenals tested?

[DanteNXS in reply to greygoose]

Yes, I have had so many tests it's crazy. So, in your opinion, the mild anxiety and internal tremors, could be due to not enough T3?

I still have not started using the ThryoGold yet, but I am beginning to think I should.

[greygoose in reply to DanteNXS]

Ummm... I Don't think I said that, did I? I was thinking more of adrenals.