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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / November 2009Quietus
Anyone heard of this, saw an ad in Popular Science. The website is www.quietrelief.com. What do you have to lose except a few bucks and maybe your tinnitus, even if it has only placebo effects? Find out and try it. Be prepared for a whole lot of negative responses from the whiny (placebo wreckers) crowd, here. I think they want some company in their misery LOL Best of luck and let people know so they can call you a fool if it works. > Anyone heard of this, saw an ad in Popular Science. The website is > www.quietrelief.com. >What do you have to lose except a few bucks and maybe your tinnitus, even if >it has only placebo effects? > >Find out and try it. If millions of fools, like yourself, spent a few bucks on these quackery cures it will make them rich and can close up. Deed done! Your money pocketed. >Be prepared for a whole lot of negative responses from the whiny (placebo >wreckers) crowd, here. I think they want some company in their misery LOL And don't listen to jackarse's who say, "what do you have to lose except for a few bucks". Try it! It "might" work. Yeah right! hahahohohohohehehe >Best of luck and let people know so they can call you a fool if it works. Seems you are the fool who THINKS every so called cure works! How much have you lost,spent,wasted on these? >> Anyone heard of this, saw an ad in Popular Science. The website is >> www.quietrelief.com. >> What do you have to lose except a few bucks and maybe your tinnitus, even if >> it has only placebo effects? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Seems you are the fool who THINKS every so called cure works! How > much have you lost,spent,wasted on these? Some are stupid enough to repost the spammer's product name and web site in their replies. Susan >>> What do you have to lose except a few bucks and maybe your tinnitus, even if >>> it has only placebo effects? [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > >Susan They're not reposted, they're quoted in the original message. Some stupid people don't know this. > They're not reposted, they're quoted in the original message. Some > stupid people don't know this. Yeah. That's what I said. Susan > Anyone heard of this, saw an ad in Popular Science. I'm sure it's total crap like all the other fake questioner's products we've seen here over the years. Save your money. Susan >x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Susan Geez, the fool who said "try it! What do you have to lose except a few bucks" could be wrong??? Haha..He just wants OTHERS to be a fool, like he was, and bought it! Nice going einstein! How many bottles did it take you to find out it didn't work? or IS it working for you!! hahahohohhehehehe > Geez, the fool who said "try it! What do you have to lose except a few > bucks" could be wrong??? Haha..He just wants OTHERS to be a fool, like > he was, and bought it! Nice going einstein! How many bottles did it > take you to find out it didn't work? or IS it working for you!! > hahahohohhehehehe Do you seriously believe those were two different posters??? Susan I was just curious, I agree with you there are many scams regrading tinnitus. Are there any avenues you consider worth pursuing ? Regards...Emmett Bean - Houston, Texas >> x-no-archive: yes >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > take you to find out it didn't work? or IS it working for you!! > hahahohohhehehehe > I was just curious, I agree with you there are many scams regrading > tinnitus. Are there any avenues you consider worth pursuing ? Sure, first and foremost, a complete medical evaluation including both infectious diseases and endocrine abnormalities well known to cause tinnitus. Second, dietary changes to lower insulin levels and excess calories have been shown to reduce tinnitus. Some anecdotal reports say Ginkgo biloba can help. Some anecdotes say acupuncture, though very few and no study results support this one. TRT, relaxation, self hypnosis, white noise in the background, cognitive behavioral therapy... Susan >x-no-archive: Yes > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >Susan See an ENT doctor. Don't listen to self-proclaimed T experts in newsgroups like you see now. When they're not playing with their sockpuppet they troll the groups spewing their 'expert' opinions with nothing to back them up Manganese is reported by many professionals to alleviate mennieres disease and tinnitus as a symptom. Apparently the course is a long one to see results. Prepare for the "nay sayers" some more. They have frightened most of the regulars away, here. I think they are trying to rack of suicide counts for a contest between some of them. >I was just curious, I agree with you there are many scams regrading >tinnitus. Are there any avenues you consider worth pursuing ? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> take you to find out it didn't work? or IS it working for you!! >> hahahohohhehehehe \ > Manganese is reported by many professionals to alleviate mennieres disease > and tinnitus as a symptom. Apparently the course is a long one to see > results. Really? Can you provide some citations to support that assertion? I've only ever heard it from a poster here who wasn't a reliable source of information, but always interested to find new information. > Prepare for the "nay sayers" some more. They have frightened most of the > regulars away, here. I think they are trying to rack of suicide counts for a > contest between some of them. Citations are the cure for skepticism. There are no regulars here any more, only trolls, mostly. Susan After your flagrant display of immaturity here you want to get serious? Your last post describes your behaviour quite adequately. > There are no regulars here any more, only trolls, mostly. > > Susan >After your flagrant display of immaturity here you want to get serious? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> >> Susan Now now bkiddies. Lets not start bickering you medical know-it-alls, aka BOZO'S! Put your socks on your hands and go play nice. hahahehehhohoh >x-no-archive: yes >\ [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >Susan You're right on one thing Susan, trolls like you are mostly here with all your medical knowledge.(self proclaimed) Thanks for saving so many lives. Now put your sock back on your hand and talk to it. Its the only one that really listens to what you have to spew. Oh yes, manganese!! Thats it! The secret weapon for T! Haven't we heard this scat before? hummmmmmm... Some can't get it out of their vocabulary. >Manganese is reported by many professionals to alleviate mennieres disease >and tinnitus as a symptom. Apparently the course is a long one to see [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >>> take you to find out it didn't work? or IS it working for you!! >>> hahahohohhehehehe I can't believe that moronic pea brain still insults everybody here. Sounds like Nagler with a better vocabulary. LOL I put that guy in my bozo bin about five years ago, it seems. Computer must be getting old and time for a change. Wow! Tinnitus sure makes for good trollfellows. Makes one wonder which came first...the anxiety problem or the tinnitus? >I was just curious, I agree with you there are many scams regrading >tinnitus. Are there any avenues you consider worth pursuing ? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> take you to find out it didn't work? or IS it working for you!! >> hahahohohhehehehe Relax fool. Go take a dose of your manganese and settle down. >I can't believe that moronic pea brain still insults everybody here. Sounds >like Nagler with a better vocabulary. LOL [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >>> take you to find out it didn't work? or IS it working for you!! >>> hahahohohhehehehe >Anyone heard of this, saw an ad in Popular Science. The website is >www.quietrelief.com. Hey I heard the ad on the radio, called and asked what was in the product. They could give me no information, went to the web site and see also no info. Don't by a product that can't show you what your putting in your body. I know of the ringing, I've got it kinda bad, all the time and so far for me there is nothing. They are working on different things but not chemicals. I've heard of tones to stimulate the earway. But beyond that I don't know. We have to wait and quit falling for the old ploys that are out there. Some of these vitamins may help some people who may have something affecting their hearing but a doctor may see this. |
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