Help For Tinnitus »
Posted By rafaeldenillo 7 months ago in Health & FitnessAs devices such as Bluetooth and iPods become more and more popular, so does the condition of tinnitus. If you have not yet heard of this condition, it is the hearing of noises such as a ringing or buzzing of the ear that is extremely bothersome and often leads to other hearing problems. The great debate now is as to how much help for tinnitus sufferers there actually is.
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slate7 months ago
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Being a musician for 30 years and working around equipment most of my life, I have a bad case of tinnitus and hearing loss (I literally can't hear any high tones such as crickets anymore),,,,, take care of your ears, the constant ringing in your ears is not fun.
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calitennflo7 months ago
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My Dad, in the Early sixties,warned me in a manner I will never forget...he put his arms on my shoulders, and shook me a bit, and told me "never Forget" "they can hear you think".
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The conversation went on...and at it's end, he had taught me about bandwidths of radar that the US could use to hear you think. Microwave is actually a once preserved bandwidth for the military only. During George Bush's administration...he increased it twice.
There are many people in the world today...and due only to the United States pushing this bandwidth for communication...and it's based on the knowlege and approval of the NSC, rather than the FCC who in words of law is in charge of the airwaves...the FCC said it's hands were tied.
Truth is...tinnitus leads to an induced psychosis...then it leads to a pill that induces a mirrored effect to electrical shock treatment. Yes..it's the same thing...the Catholic Nuns told me one night here in Long Beach...that the convulsions are just what the pill is suppose to do...then I had to get a shot.
I went to CCHR Citizens Commission for Human Rights, and they agree...it is abuse by a psychiatrist. They were willing to go to court with me, but...I do not believe in the courts of the United States..for one thing...they grant you money for a life, I could go on and on about the judicial, but I did find one thing...www.audiorelief.co.uk . A place in England that their citizens can get for free a device with a lazer that stops the phantom noises.
Oh, about cchr...I went to the VA and talked them into recognizing internal medicine has the external...and they too via the eyes ears nose specialist prescribed me a hearing aid.
I do not have to be evaluated..lol...cchr helped me there...PETS or the psychological evaluation team has no business with me...they exist within the VA...and that's the first step to pills and programs. CCHR said...pills and the programs were too abuse.
Now...read and look up this...EFF VLF Line Source and of course...find someone with an FCC license, like my Dad, and he might just put his hands on your shoulders and tell you the same...they can hear you think. (ref:http://www.brainwavescience.com/) LOL The United States used the brain fingerprint in their courts. -
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Mutainia7 months ago
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I use to fire guns when I was a kid, and, the 30/30 really took it's toll. Not only did the 30/30 kick hard, but, I feel, it gave me tinnitus, for, I used NO ear protection when target practicing with it. I have no problem with this affliction...as long as there is noise from an outside source to distract me (thank you, talk radio). NO noise from an outside source, and, it can become like furious, thunderous applause, giving me some sympathy for the psychotic and insane who can't shut-out negative voices in their head. Luckilly, there is like a little bell sound within that thunderous applause, and, when I focus in on it, it becomes LIKE outside noise, and, distracts from the thunderous applause.
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maidofthemist7 months ago
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I've been having my ears clogging constantly for 3 years. No doctors can find the cause since apparently everything its ok. Probably we're suffering from the effects of listening extremely loud music when we're teenagers. Anyway we have to be careful about kids doing it.
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