The adrenals are glands that sit on top of the kidney. But the kidneys and the adrenals have different functions, different blood supply, different anatomy. Before posting this stuff, why not do just a bit of research, Francis? You're on a computer and have access to Google or any other search engine you prefer.

Now, please expand on how adrenal fatigue is related to kidney function or dysfunction. How would eating black beans aid the adrenals, aside from being a general source of good nutrition? Is it because the adrenals, a separate organ, piggy back on the kidneys? So your "logic" dictates that they have to be connected?

And isn't it also true that eating black beans causes increased flatulence as well as improves the condition of the kidneys. If so, I would suspect that one way to manage tinnitus is to increase people's flatulence.  Makes sense to me! Cauliflower anyone?

Here is a very nice web site on the adrenals:

http://www.urologyhealth.org/adult/index.cfm?cat=02&topic0

HNG
 The following is an article that talks about tinnitus being one of the
 disorders that could take place in the face of an 'adrenal fatigue':

 http://www.medical-library.net/sites/framer.html?/sites/_conditions_benefitted_b
y_correction_of_adrenal_fatigue.html

 I am no doctor like some of you.  By looking up the dictionary, the
 term 'adrenal fatigue' appears to be related to some sort of kidney
 disfunctioning.

 I don't know the kind of med needed to treat this disorder.  But the
 'long term' use of black beans seems to help in that direction.  Of
 course, you are not going to get a full recovery after taking a few
 spoonfuls.  By the same token, your body is not going to be fully
 nourished with all the calcium it needs after taking a couple glasses
 of milk.  Only stupid people think that way!

 FP