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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / January 2008Potassium a solution to tinnitus?
Approximately 2 years ago the ringing didn't stop for me. So I went & had a hearing test - in a sound proof room the ringing is alot more noticeable!!! My hearing results were that I had the hearing of a 45-50 year old (I was 31 at the time) What I found interesting was that the guy who did my test was a similar age to me (early 30's) & he said the following: "...I had tinnitus & when I started taking potassium & reducing my caffeine intake, after about 12 months the tinnitus stopped. I should know, as I work in a sound proof room everyday...!" So I got my doctor to prescribe potassium, but within a few days I forgot to take the stuff & that was at least a year or so ago. My tinnitus isn't 'bad' so I guess I haven't been 'forced to remember' to take the potassium. Potassium can induce high blood pressure rather quickly, so originally my doctor requested that I have a blood test a week after starting to take the tablets. Anyway what have you heard/read about the effects of potassium & have you used it yourself? Was it effective? >Approximately 2 years ago the ringing didn't stop for me. >So I went & had a hearing test - in a sound proof room the ringing is alot [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >used it yourself? >Was it effective? Its hogwash. > Approximately 2 years ago the ringing didn't stop for me. > So I went & had a hearing test - in a sound proof room the ringing is alot [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > used it yourself? > Was it effective? Potassium pretty reliably lowers blood pressure, actually. Susan > Approximately 2 years ago the ringing didn't stop for me. > So I went & had a hearing test - in a sound proof room the ringing is alot [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > used it yourself? > Was it effective? Potassium is worthless for tinnitus. My tinnitus responded to manganese supplementation. I believe tinnitus is usually a sign of mineral unbalance in the brain. Talk to you doctor about minerals. He/she will know nothing about it and tell you about their training in this field, a 15 second lecture with these words "The most expensive urine you will ever have" > Approximately 2 years ago the ringing didn't stop for me. > So I went & had a hearing test - in a sound proof room the ringing [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > have you used it yourself? > Was it effective? >My tinnitus responded to manganese supplementation. More HOGWASH! >I believe tinnitus is usually a sign of mineral unbalance in the >brain. As usual, you believe wrong, its More HOGWASH >Talk to you doctor about minerals. He/she will know nothing about it >and tell you about their training in this field, a 15 second lecture >with these words "The most expensive urine you will ever have" What a burn out Janice. >> Approximately 2 years ago the ringing didn't stop for me. >> So I went & had a hearing test - in a sound proof room the ringing [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >> have you used it yourself? >> Was it effective? > >My tinnitus responded to manganese supplementation. > [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Shut up, you pig! >> >My tinnitus responded to manganese supplementation. >> [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > >Shut up, you pig! Ahhhhhhhh, got that crack pipe fired up again I see fyfpoon...fry your brains more fool.
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