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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / February 2007Caffeine, nicotine connection
I stopped caffeine and nicotine for 24 hours and my tinnitus lowered by about 20%. I also felt like a zombie , almost in a coma , which was more unacceptable than having the annoying ringing in my head. Does anyone know how to get rid of the Zombie like feeling while trying to quit caffeine and nicotine? Preferably something that won't increase the "T". Thanks in advance, Jamffer > I stopped caffeine and nicotine for 24 hours and my tinnitus lowered by > about 20%. I also felt like a zombie , almost in a coma , which was more > unacceptable than having the annoying ringing in my head. Does anyone know > how to get rid of the Zombie like feeling while trying to quit caffeine and > nicotine? Preferably something that won't increase the "T". Thanks in > advance, Jamffer I am not sure if this is a forum to ask for ways to quit smoking. That said, that stopping nicotine has improved on your T means your T, in my opinion, has something to do with blood circulation. Nicotine constricts or narrows blood vessels. You may want to talk to your doctor about applying blood vessel dilating medicine for further improvement of your T. I would recommend a simple tablet of ginko biloba daily to improve your head blood circulation. It is non- addictive and does away with many side-effects associated with synthetic medication. However, i think it is OK to have coffee. You may want to try that too. On 2ÔÂ25ÈÕ, ÉÏÎç4ʱ53·Ö, "Ghamph" <gha...@localnet.com> wrote: > I stopped caffeine and nicotine for 24 hours and my tinnitus lowered by > about 20%. I also felt like a zombie , almost in a coma , which was more > unacceptable than having the annoying ringing in my head. Does anyone know > how to get rid of the Zombie like feeling while trying to quit caffeine and > nicotine? Preferably something that won't increase the "T". Thanks in > advance, Jamffer I am not sure if this is a forum to ask for ways to quit smoking. That said, that stopping nicotine has improved on your T means your T, in my opinion, has something to do with blood circulation. Nicotine constricts or narrows blood vessels. You may want to talk to your doctor about applying blood vessel dilating medicine for further improvement of your T. I would recommend a simple tablet of ginko biloba daily to improve your head blood circulation. It is non- addictive and does away with many side-effects associated with synthetic medication. However, i think it is OK to have coffee. You may want to try that too. When I quit smoking and drink coffee = no change. When I quit coffee and smoke = no change. I need to stop both to notice any major difference. I still take Ginko every day even though it made no difference starting or stopping it. Occasions in the past when I took aspirin seemed to make no change either. I agree that it must be blood circulation related. Perhaps blood pressure ( which is very normal ) being lowered when caffeine and nicotine are both stopped? Thanks for the brainstorm, Jamffer > <fyfp...@gmail.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > nicotine are both stopped? > Thanks for the brainstorm, Jamffer Can you alter the volume of your tinnitus sound when you stretch forward your jaw? Do you suffer from any nerve discomfort in the head? On 2月25æ—¥, 上åˆ7æ—¶22分, "Ghamph" <gha...@localnet.com> wrote: > <fyfp...@gmail.com> wrote in message > > news:1172356840.900512.250560@8g2000cwh.googlegroups.com... > > > I stopped caffeine and nicotine for 24 hours and my tinnitus lowered by > > about 20%.  I also felt like a zombie , almost in a coma , which was more > > unacceptable than having the annoying ringing in my head.  Does anyone > know > > how to get rid of the Zombie like feeling while trying to quit caffeine > and > > nicotine?  Preferably something that won't increase the "T".  Thanks in > > advance,      Jamffer > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > When I quit smoking and drink coffee = no change.  When I quit coffee and > smoke = no change.  I need to stop both to notice any major difference.  I > still take Ginko every day even though it made no difference starting or > stopping it.  Occasions in the past when I took aspirin seemed to make no > change either.  I agree that it must be blood circulation related.  Perhaps > blood pressure ( which is very normal )  being lowered when caffeine and > nicotine are both stopped? > Thanks for the brainstorm,            Jamffer >Can you alter the volume of your tinnitus sound when you stretch >forward your jaw? >Do you suffer from any nerve discomfort in the head? Not the jaw , not the neck , not the back , not fixed by Ginkgo Biloba , not fixed by sticking rolled towel under the neck , any loud noise makes it louder especially long duration noise , like machine noise. It was started from loud noise damage at work , so doctor said that it's likely to be nerve hair damage. After almost eight years I've habituated fine. Oh yea , you should switch your encoding to Western European so everyone can read what you post. Jamffer > <fyfp...@gmail.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] > hair damage. After almost eight years I've habituated fine. > Oh yea , you should switch your encoding to Western European so >everyone can read what you post. What do you mean? Am I writing English? No? > Jamffer- 隐藏被引用文字 - > > - 显示引用的文字 - snipped... > Oh yea , you should switch your encoding to Western European so >everyone can read what you post. By the way, how do you know that "everyone" cannot read what I post? Have you done a survey of this "everyone"? Kindly elaborate what you intend to say, please. > Jamffer- 隐藏被引用文字 - > > - 显示引用的文字 -
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