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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / March 2004Israel Dr's
It appears the Israeli dr's might have been prescribing magnesium for tinnitus to their distressed soldiers. Anyone else have any information on this? Has there been any studies on the effects of magnesium in tinnitus patients? Seems magnesium is a cure all for many illnesses including anxiety, palpitations, raynauds, cfs, fibro, ms, etc.. It appears we are all taking in too little magnesium. - jean > It appears the Israeli dr's might have been prescribing magnesium for tinnitus > to their distressed soldiers. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > It appears we are all taking in too little magnesium. My doctor (one of ...) that CHLORPROMAZINE can be used to treat(or even cure) tinnitus and it contains magnesium. Could you check on this? FP ========================================== > - jean >My doctor (one of ...) that CHLORPROMAZINE can be used to treat(or >even cure) tinnitus and it contains magnesium. Could you check on >this? ................ The chemical formulation of chlorpromazine is: C H CIN S·2C H O 20 24 3 4 4 4 There is no Mg in it! smn Yes, magnesium is one of the products for tinnitus. Magnesium supports healthy nerve function in the auditory system and protects the arterial linings from physical stress Murray Grossan, M.D. http://www.ent-consult.com >Yes, magnesium is one of the products for tinnitus. Hi Murray, One web site recommended 400mg of magnesium 2x a day for tinnitus. Are there any double blinded studies that have shown promise with magnesium? Since the recommended allowance for an adult is apx 350mg per day do you know of any negative reaction to this high dose besides nausea and diarreha? Perhaps this is something all T sufferers should give a try being there seems to be nothing to lose. Doses of 400mg - 800 mg are also recommended for adhd, angina, arrhythmia, asthma, bronchitis, cfs, chronic pane chf, crohns, diabetes, fatigue, fibrocystic breast changes, fibromyalgia, prevention of heart disease, kidney stones, ms, osteoporosis, raynauds, strains, stress, stroke. Sounds like its' and all around miracle mineral :) *WARNING* If you have kidney or heart disease consult your doctor before taking magnesium. You can do a web searh for tinnitus and magnesium and call up many interesting sites. - jean <snip> > Sounds like its' and all around miracle mineral :) Remember in those old movies where someone would be taking a photograph and holding up a little pedestal that would produce a flash? They were igniting a little pile of powdered magnesium. It is a metal that burns rather quickly. :-) Bill > They were igniting >a little pile of powdered magnesium. .......................... Well, I don't know about you but I bought my bottle of mag today :) - jean > > They were igniting > >a little pile of powdered magnesium. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > - jean Remember that curious brain flash syndrome we share? I haven't had one for a few years now so maybe I need some magnesium. >Remember that curious brain flash syndrome we share? I haven't had one for >a few years now so maybe I need some magnesium. ........................ Yeah, the zaps! And I dont think we were the only ones. - jean >>Remember that curious brain flash syndrome we share? I haven't had one for >>a few years now so maybe I need some magnesium. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > - jean ............... Speaking about the zaps ... Magnesium salts have a very impressive laxative effect ... but I suspect you were referring to a different sort of zap! :-) smn >Magnesium salts have a very impressive laxative effect ... but I >suspect you were referring to a different sort of zap! :-) .................... Cheaper than Surfax and less calories than prunes. I'll keep ya posted :) - jean I am using 250 mg of Magnesium in my formula, with other elements. Murray Grossan, M.D. http://www.ent-consult.com |
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