LOL - see bigjon's post on 7 December, in which he says he cured his
tinnitus by taking up smoking! :-)
I think it proves that everyone is different, and there is no
"cure-all".
lost_cluster2 - 13 Jan 2006 08:08 GMT
;( I remember it eheh, that´s the most peculiar thing of Tinnitus, it
can be caused by a lot of problems and
depending them are the differences of the improvements or the way it
gets worst ;(
as far a I see all the days sine I quit smoking I find or feel some
change on my tinnitus.
lost_cluster2 - 13 Jan 2006 08:08 GMT
;( I remember it eheh, that´s the most peculiar thing of Tinnitus, it
can be caused by a lot of problems and
depending them are the differences of the improvements or the way it
gets worst ;(
as far a I see all the days sine I quit smoking I find or feel some
change on my tinnitus.
lost_cluster2 - 13 Jan 2006 08:08 GMT
;( I remember it eheh, that´s the most peculiar thing of Tinnitus, it
can be caused by a lot of problems and
depending them are the differences of the improvements or the way it
gets worst ;(
as far a I see all the days sine I quit smoking I find or feel some
change on my tinnitus.
Nicotine constricts blood vessels and slows down blood flow. You may
have a circulatory problem.
Try a tablet of gingko biloba each morning with breakfast and see how
you feel after a month. I experienced the effect after a few days.