Re: Tinnitus ringing in one ear what to do?

Molly (better than a lollipop in my mouth, you have one of my favorite names),

As the Latin term, tinnitus, is etymologically simply an imitation of the tinny ring, one might think it's suggestive of something clogged like a stuffed nose violin... and this does often have infection chiming in here as well. Toxicity is another thing we trumpet at, or a zinc deficiency.


http://www.raysahelian.com/tinnitus.html

It could me more likely ginko biloba would be helpful if cayenne is mixed in, de-seeded nibbles. since it's effectiveness goes from 20% to 95 with the change in circulation... a CZ tid-bit I picked up about Amalgam tolerability, as it is interrelated.


I've seen a clearance of it since going raw. And it hasn't resumed even without leverage on the temporal lobe large amounts of chewing can muscularily force for a thinning of any blockage. Once I've keyed in on a mercury molar, I've given myself that vacation of poisoning though I haven't had a removal. Yet I retained my key limes in ripe stages, when you don't have to rip it apart, and other mega vitamin C soaks.

One other vibrational help comes from tapping your head, heh-heh, maybe a good thunderous laugh would be better. However, I let you know it literally:
http://health.learninginfo.org/tinnitus.htm