Should people try to improve their head blood circulation as a way to alleviate their tinnitus?

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fyfpoon@gmail.com - 08 Nov 2006 05:46 GMT

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countrygirl01507 - 10 Nov 2006 12:31 GMT

I've been taking all kinds of vitimins, B12, Zinc, Ginko B, Magizium ect,
ect..for over a month and the ringing is still the same. Some days not
bad, other days-louder than you can handle. If anything, I don't think I
will be catching a cold this winter.

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Janice - 13 Nov 2006 02:15 GMT

Try the manganese (not magnesium). It make take a few months of
treatment.

> I've been taking all kinds of vitimins, B12, Zinc, Ginko B, Magizium
> ect,
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> think I
> will be catching a cold this winter.

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Mel - 23 Nov 2006 14:31 GMT

Hi Janice, has MANGANESE helped you with your tinnitus?

Mel

> Try the manganese (not magnesium). It make take a few months of
> treatment.

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Janice - 23 Nov 2006 23:22 GMT

Yes, But when I stop supplementing with it the tinnitus returns after
a few months. It is a very slow gradual process.

Originally it took me months of supplementation using manganese,
magnesium and a few other vitamins, to get effects. I was taking it
for Mennieres effects, at the recomendation of a few health books, and
noticed my tinnitus disappeared also after a few months.

> Hi Janice, has MANGANESE helped you with your tinnitus?
>
> Mel
>
>> Try the manganese (not magnesium). It make take a few months of
>> treatment.

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