Kidney function being 'a' cause of tinnitus

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fyfpoon@gmail.com - 09 Aug 2005 04:18 GMT

In order to dispell ignorance and mental resistance to learning, I am
reproducing behind articles writen by 'modern' doctors in relating
kidney to being 'one' of the possible causes of tinnitus. These
'modern' doctors are re-confirming what the herb doctors found out
thousands of years ago.

It says very clearly:"You should have a medical examination with
special attention given to checking factors associated with tinnitus
such as blood pressure, kidney function, medications/drug intake, diet
and allergies, emotional stress, noise exposure, and diseases involving
the auditory system..."

http://66.94.231.168/search/cache?p=tinnitus+kidney&sm=Search&ei=UTF-8&vst=0&vs=
www.asha.org&u=www.asha.org/public/hearing/treatment/tinnitus_manage.htm&w=tinni
tus+kidney&d=951A32C4B3&icp=1&.intl=ca

Why is there such a mental inertia to talking about kidney being a
cause of tinnitus? Ignorance is no bliss!

FP

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Ingenuous - 09 Aug 2005 04:26 GMT

> In order to dispell ignorance and mental resistance to learning, I am
> reproducing behind articles writen by 'modern' doctors in relating
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> and allergies, emotional stress, noise exposure, and diseases involving
> the auditory system..."

This proves what? I could make the same case for toenail involvement.

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fyfpoon@gmail.com - 09 Aug 2005 04:43 GMT

> > In order to dispell ignorance and mental resistance to learning, I am
> > reproducing behind articles writen by 'modern' doctors in relating
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> >
> This proves what? I could make the same case for toenail involvement.

Prove what??? What a question!

This proves:
(1)Kidney function being a cause of tinnitus is a 'possibility'.
(2)To explore into the kidney is also a way of looking into the
possible causes of tinnitus
(3)An objective intellectual attitude that accepts a different angle of
perceving reality.

Yes, you can make the same case for toenail involvement if you have the
logical rationale behind it. The above article is writen by someone who
is a doctor, and as a doctor, he must have some ground upon which to
base his argument. It does not mean he is definitely right, but at
least he presents it as a possibility or an area to explore into.

If you could present your toenail theory, why not do your best to
entertain us? But I doubt you can make your case.

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