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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / June 2007Ginko Biloba
I am interested in starting to take ginko biloba. My T varies from time to time and I would like to see if ginko would help. What are the suggested daily doses? And I'd like suggestions of which manufacturers are somewhat reliable in producing a quality and consistent product. Locally I have a CVS, Brooks, and a few natural food and natural supplement stores. Thanks, Dave C. >I am interested in starting to take ginko biloba. My T varies from time to >time and I would like to see if ginko would help. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Thanks, Dave C. I've heard Ginkogold is a reliable manufacturer. However, it is unlikely that Ginko will help your tinnitus. Eric > >time and I would like to see if ginko would help. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > unlikely > that Ginko will help your tinnitus. I am glad that you have learned to avod the word 'definitely'. "likely' is more objective. > Eric >> starting to take ginko biloba. My T varies from time to >> >time and I would like to see if ginko would help. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Eric Blah, blah, blah........... from the affirmative action dept. >>I am interested in starting to take ginko biloba. My T varies from time >>to time and I would like to see if ginko would help. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Eric My tinnitus is coupled with Meniere's disease (newly acquired) and Ginko might be worth trying. I haven't found a Meniere's newsgroup yet. Dave C. This fellow runs one privately and has a very scientific view on things. >>>I am interested in starting to take ginko biloba. My T varies from >>>time to time and I would like to see if ginko would help. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Dave C. I'll find him with Google. Thanks, Dave C. > This fellow runs one privately and has a very scientific view on things. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> Dave C. He visits here. That is why I highlighted his name. Perhaps somebody else can supply you with his group address. Have patience. > I'll find him with Google. > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >>> >>> Dave C. > I am interested in starting to take ginko biloba. My T varies from time to > time and I would like to see if ginko would help. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Locally I have a CVS, Brooks, and a few natural food and natural supplement > stores. I am using 21Century from Arizona. You have to try it out to find out if it works for you. > Thanks, Dave C. I tried Ghinko before to no avail, I've just started on a new ghinko extract called tebonin EGb 761, which is apparently 8 times stronger than straight ghinko, so says my ENT. not cheap though at AUS$1 a tablet (US80c) per day. >> I am interested in starting to take ginko biloba. My T varies from >> time to time and I would like to see if ginko would help. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >> Thanks, Dave C. Ginko works on the head blood circulation. Thus if you tried and experienced nothing, either because your problem might not have come from your head's circulation or the ginko was not powerful enough to have effected something in *you*. Since it is your ENT doctor's advice, you should try it but at the same time be aware of its effect of blood thinning. Your ENT doc might have seen it had worked for other patients. Otherwise he would not have had you try it. How many days were you on the old ginko? > I tried Ghinko before to no avail, I've just started on a new ghinko > extract called tebonin EGb 761, which is apparently 8 times stronger than [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > - Show quoted text - > Ginko works on the head blood circulation. Thus if you tried and > experienced nothing, either because your problem might not have come [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > How many days were you on the old ginko? a couple of months. also, Ive discontinued the tebonin after 1 month. 1 had thought it had brought the T down in pitch a little. but after travelling to the city for a few weeks, the T has gone up in pitch and volume (more than ever before - 20% I'd say). given that I live in the country, I would have thought the usual chainsaw and brushcutter activities (several hours a week) would have been worse for the T than the general noise of urban living. if the noise levels are indeed the agitant (I cant be sure about that), Ill stay here in the country with the cicadas ,thanks. >> I tried Ghinko before to no avail, I've just started on a new ghinko >> extract called tebonin EGb 761, which is apparently 8 times stronger [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> >> - Show quoted text - > "fyfp...@gmail.com" <fyfp...@gmail.com> wrote innews:1180597893.341437.286670@n15g2000prd.googlegroups.com: > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > noise levels are indeed the agitant (I cant be sure about that), Ill > stay here in the country with the cicadas ,thanks. You have cicadas where you are? Good for you! The sound of cicadas is very therapeutic. Have you tried acupuncture? If you live near Vancouver, I can give you the name of mine. She took care of my T immensely after two treatments. Not every acupuncturist is the same. > >> I tried Ghinko before to no avail, I've just started on a new ghinko > >> extract called tebonin EGb 761, which is apparently 8 times stronger [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > - -
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