Guest guest Posted January 6, 2005 Report Share Posted January 6, 2005 I always ask this question..Are you taking asprin??Read somewhere that it can cause this problem...B.W Blue Willow Herbs blue.willow - " Mark Jackson " <thesportsguru47 Thursday, January 06, 2005 6:23 AM Re: [s-A] TINNITUS Tinnitus is most often a symptom of a disease process that is going on in the body. It occcurs when the acoustic nerve transmits impulses to the brain not as the result of vibrations produced by external sound waves, but for reasons not fully understood, as the result of stimuli that originate inside the head or within the ear itself. Gingo biloba works so well for this because it opens up the capillaries and allows blood flow and increased healing to the area.There are five or six diseases which can cause tinnitus. In my observation most often it is caused by ototoxicity, or in other words ear poisoning.This ear poisoning can come from drugs, are you taking any medications? IT can come from a build up of ear wax in the canal. In rare ocassions it is a sign of a tumor or aneurysm in the brain. That is rare however. I would suggest that you do ear candles on your ears and release the wax deep withing the inner ear. If you are not familiar with this process, let me know. Ear wax builds up in the ears as a result of improper diet. The ancient egyptians developed the process of ear candles and I and my whole family do ear candles in our ears every two or threee months. You will be amazed at the amount of wax you will extract from the ears. If you are not familiar with this process let me know, and I will explain how to get started. WITH LOVE MARK Eloise Bailey <pray wrote: Mark, do you have any other suggestions for tinnitus. I shall try the Gingko Biloba and see if it helps. I only have the noise. I dont have the vertigo and I can be thankful for that. TIA for any other info you might have. Eloise > You need to be careful with tinnitus. A good herb for tinnitus is Gingo Biloba, also good for macular degeneration which often occurs also with tinnitus. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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