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Buzz - 28 Feb 2007 05:59 GMT

Which is better for T. ? I saw may gallons of drinking distilled h20
with fluoride , i guess maybe
for babys. They ran out of the regular distilled gallons so I took it.
Should I ?
I have synchronous that my md believes is my neck muscles as it get
louder when I move
my head around and even try to place my head on a pillow or pressure
to my head or neck too. thanks

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fyfpoon@gmail.com - 02 Mar 2007 01:15 GMT

> Which is better for T. ? I saw may gallons of drinking distilled h20
> with fluoride , i guess maybe
> for babys. They ran out of the regular distilled gallons so I took it.
> Should I ?

If you believe this water can dilute the salt content in your body,
*perhaps*. Murray mentioned this concept here before.

> I have synchronous that my md believes is my neck muscles as it get
> louder when I move
> my head around and even try to place my head on a pillow or pressure
> to my head or neck too. thanks

If you believe your tinnitus is related to muscle tension, you should
proceed along this direction to take care of it.

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Murray Grossan - 02 Mar 2007 02:40 GMT

On 3/1/07 5:15 PM, in article
1172798156.628928.315390@b35g2000cwb.googlegroups.com, "fyfpoon@gmail.com"

>> Which is better for T. ? I saw may gallons of drinking distilled h20
>> with fluoride , i guess maybe
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> If you believe your tinnitus is related to muscle tension, you should
> proceed along this direction to take care of it.

Some persons do improve when the neck is improved. One practice that may
help is to shower hard to back of neck, hot, and turn head GENTLY "to see
who is behind you". By relaxing cervical muscles and removing lactic acid
some persons respond.

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fyfpoon@gmail.com - 02 Mar 2007 05:36 GMT

> On 3/1/07 5:15 PM, in article
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Good point, Murray!

What do you think of going for a mineral hot spring filled with
'soda'? My ENT doctor in China told me he once had an old lady
patient who had her tinnitus 'disappear' after going for a few days
of vocation in a hot spring known to contain a high degree of soda.

Does soda neutralize salt or was it just the relaxation brought about
by one's having immersed oneself in a hot spring?

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Murray Grossan - 02 Mar 2007 07:43 GMT

On 3/1/07 9:36 PM, in article
1172813760.119969.250190@p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com, "fyfpoon@gmail.com"

>> On 3/1/07 5:15 PM, in article
>> 1172798156.628928.315...@b35g2000cwb.googlegroups.com, "fyfp...@gmail.com"
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> Does soda neutralize salt or was it just the relaxation brought about
> by one's having immersed oneself in a hot spring?

This is one of the sujects we talk about in my book. Often the patients
arrives at a spa or health clinic fully exhaused. Their natural cortisol
level is depleted. By rest - both mental and physical the natural cortisol
level is now regenerated and many sympotms improve. The soda would not
penetrate the skin.

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