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Tinnitus

sandimaurer
Has anyone been able to reduce their tinnitus symptoms , if so what
helped?
Thanks, Sandi

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Re: Tinnitus

jaime_schunkewitz
What helps reduce tinnitus (at least for me):

- cell phones, computers, TVs, cars all flare up tinnitus.
It's the EMF (60 Hz to RF). I modifiled my computer because
the LCD monitor caused blaring tinnitus (mostly it's the
switching power supply). Also the keyboard and mouse.
- Lipoflavenoid seems to help. They recently increased it's
potency.
- Inositol seems to help.
- vitamin supplements may contribute to tinnitus.
Ultra Mega vitamins from GNC flares up my tinnitus.
- use ear plugs in noisy environments.
- aspirin can cause tinnitus.
- my tinnitus gets particularly bad after taking a sauna,
so I suspect an inbalance of electrolytes causes tinnitus.
- other medications (Concerta) and foods may contribute to tinnitus.

Eli

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> Thanks, Sandi
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In a message dated 6/9/2008 9:45:52 P.M. GMT Daylight Time,
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Has anyone been able to reduce their tinnitus symptoms , if so what
helped?
Thanks, Sandi




Reduce muscle tension around shoulders/neck/head, ensure blood pressure is
not to high.

paul uk






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Re: Tinnitus

BiBrun
If I go camping somewhere with no power lines, no cell phone coverage, no
tinnitus
(may take a day if it was bad before).

I must avoid cell phone towers. I have my car windows tinted with tint that
reflects 99.9% of microwaves. I removed all dimmer switches because they
could cause it. I added a 2-pole switch to turn off both hot and neutral
wires
in the bedroom (and use GFI so no ground wire). I can tell when that switch
is
on after about 2 minutes. I also had to use an extension cord for the
refridgerator
because the wiring went under the bedroom. It now uses all twisted (round)
cable
and goes through the garage.

Bill

On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 3:35 AM, <[hidden email]> wrote:

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> In a message dated 6/9/2008 9:45:52 P.M. GMT Daylight Time,
> [hidden email] <maureen.norman%40tesco.net> writes:
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> Has anyone been able to reduce their tinnitus symptoms , if so what
> helped?
> Thanks, Sandi
>
> Reduce muscle tension around shoulders/neck/head, ensure blood pressure is
> not to high.
>
> paul uk
>
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