"have just seen the news & a professor from an Australian
University in conjunction with Cochlea the company that invented the Bionic
ear have made the discovery that they have developed a way to regrow hair
within the ear."

I had a talk with an experienced and highly qualified herb
practitioner a few days ago.  He indicated to me that gingko biloba
has never been prescribed _single-handedly_ to treat tinnitus.
According to him, whenever gingko is involved, it is always prescribed

I was prescribed this medicine and the medicine has a brand name of
BYMENIERE.  These tablets are made by the Japanese and thus I have no
clue what they are for because i can't read Japanese.
I do have found these tablets are capable of 'balancing' the head

I have learnt to control my tinnitus.
I can show you how. It's very simple. It maybe very hard for you to
believe at first. But then as you practice the ancient methods you
will be able to control the high pitch ringing, understand the voices

extremely low pitched humming type tinnitus after holiday, and very
stressful return journey. Could this be a neurological hum, or impacted wax
ie, mechanical in nature. I'll get to the doc tommorow to check for wax.
It's not nice, but interestingly the oppressive hum is actually ...

And we need science, do we not?
Check it out:
http://www.google.com/search?q=bush+and+science

I'm in my 60's and have had tinnitus for quite some time. Lately it is
getting much loader. I am also losing my hearing in the upper frequency
range - where the ringing is.
This may be a stupid question, but are the two related?