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tinnitus
#6977
04/12/06 02:48 PM
04/12/06 02:48 PM
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Is this a common symptom, mine can be really loud sometimes, other times it goes away, i never know from one day to the next. I had 4 fillings replaced recently and i am having the other 2 done soon, so i still have mercury in my mouth, i find that if i eat eggs or meat the tinnitus gets worse. Any comments appreciated.
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Re: tinnitus
#6978
04/12/06 04:53 PM
04/12/06 04:53 PM
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No idea if its caused from the mercury but getting algin (like you are trying to do) and also taking Vit C (lots) are some good things to take.
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Re: tinnitus
#6979
04/13/06 07:29 AM
04/13/06 07:29 AM
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Yeah.
I never really experienced this before, but when I started taking probiotics I started to experience horrendous tinnitus, so much so it was affecting my sleep. The probiotics also affected me in many other way. But since then my tinnitus has just about gone (i hear it on the odd occasion) and the probiotics no longer cause it, or indeed any other symptoms.
It's very odd indeed.
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Re: tinnitus
#6980
04/13/06 02:48 PM
04/13/06 02:48 PM
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Someone suggested that "head symptoms" such as ringing in the ears and strange sensations could be a sign of a liver problem. I'm not sure if they meant that the liver is not functioning properly or perhaps mercury in the liver <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" /> So they suggested using milk thistle to clean and strengthen the liver. To my surprise my symptoms improved quite a bit. I was a little leary of trying the milk thistle since some have reported that it made symptoms worse, but for me it really helped.
Chloe [color:"blue"] [/color]
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Re: tinnitus
#6981
04/13/06 11:09 PM
04/13/06 11:09 PM
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I see that the gallbladder meridian goes near the ear. They did some sort of electro-acupuncture tests on a bunch of people with ear-ringing and found that the overwhelming majority had gallbladder problems. And since the gallbladder and liver function together, the previous poster, Anonymous, would probably be right.
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Re: tinnitus
#6983
04/13/06 11:55 PM
04/13/06 11:55 PM
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Hi Carla,
I had my gall bladder removed seven years ago.......so I guess that would be classified as a gall bladder problem....interesting.
Chloe
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Re: tinnitus
#6984
04/14/06 08:39 PM
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I believe this is a symptom of mercury poisoning. I've suffered from it increasingly in the past few years, since getting root canal, but have had it many years before then too.
I've noticed a slight improvement lately since I cut out dairy, but my ears have been feeling very "clogged up" for the past couple of years. A couple of times I've flown, in reasonably good health, my ears have really hurt on landing.
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Re: Dairy and Mercury
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04/17/06 11:44 AM
04/17/06 11:44 AM
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Just a thought on ear wax. Lots of people nowadays have lots of earwax that, instead of leaving the ear canal and being removed, hardens and plugs the ear. It seems to me that God would design a better systerm, and I am sure that He did. However, when mercury (and fluoride) are in the works, they mess up the thyroid, often leading to hypothyroidism. This lowers the body temperature - often quite a bit. When I was drinking fluoridated water, my resting temp dropped down to 95.8F and my resting pulse was 48! Now, even off of fluoridated water, my resting temp hovers between 97.2 and 97.8 - NOT your average 98.6F (likely due to mercury - I am on thyroid replacement meds). I have done some medical transcription, and even non-resting patients, for the most part, never get above the 97 range. You'd think drs. would be curious to find out what's going on! But nope - it's "business as usual, DUM DE DUM! Seems like the average body temperature is going lower. DUH, I wonder why!? Maybe we are evolving into reptiles." Anyway, with the body temp. lower, the earwax probably is not at optimum temperature to flow, hence, blocked ears. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Dairy and Mercury
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06/30/06 06:56 PM
06/30/06 06:56 PM
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That's really interesting. My doctor has just diagnosed gall bladder polyps and I have been suffering from tinnitus in my right ear for about a year now.
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Re: Dairy and Mercury
#6989
06/30/06 07:15 PM
06/30/06 07:15 PM
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Hi Lucie, what were your symptoms of gallbladder polyps apart from tinitus.
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Re: Dairy and Mercury
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06/30/06 07:38 PM
06/30/06 07:38 PM
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Hi Dawn, Mostly an uncomfortable sharp pain usually when I eat any food with a high fat content. I also get a sharp pain in my right temple which I get a lot of the time. Don't know if its connected to my gall bladder or not. I'm hoping that they'll reduce in size or disappear now that my fillings are out.
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Re: Dairy and Mercury
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06/30/06 08:00 PM
06/30/06 08:00 PM
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Lucy, I have had my gallbladder out, whilst as you say high fat food always had me doubled up with pain, i.e fried foods etc, strangely so did certain foods I would not expect one of the worst for me was ice cream maybe you know this, I did not - although I suppose if you bother to read the calories etc it is very high fat, but often if you are feeling ill, things like ice cream are very easy and comforting to eat!! When I got my scan for gallstones, they asked me what affected me the worst, and also asked if ice cream affected me. When I said it did they said "Yep thats one of the worst culprits" maybe you know this already just thought I'd reply anyway <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Dairy and Mercury
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07/01/06 04:29 AM
07/01/06 04:29 AM
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Thanks Lizbet, I've just made the connection now. Had some icecream on Monday and my gallbladder has been hurting all week. I usually steer clear of dairy, have done for years. I find it makes me really bloated and I get cold like symptoms. Have you had to change your diet since having your gall bladder out?
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Re: Dairy and Mercury
#6993
07/01/06 04:41 PM
07/01/06 04:41 PM
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Well - initially I was told by my Doctor that after my gall bladder was out I could eat whatever I liked. I believe this is true, in that after your gallbladder is removed you are not getting the massive stabbing pain and are not in total agony if you eat certain foods cos you don't have a gallbladder or gallstones to give you that particular pain - But - before I had my gallbladder out, and before it used to give me a problem, I used to have a cast iron stomach - so to speak - but after the operation to remove my gallbladder, I have since been bothered with a lot of tummy troubles, mainly IBS and Candida which flare up periodically. I am absolutely certain that though having my gallbladder out may have helped me initially it has definately made me more sensitive to things. Now if I have a flare up of Candida or IBS I have to avoid wheat and Yeast products, and this seems to clear it up, and then I go back to eating what I want, which I must add I probably shouldn't do, but it is soooo hard avoiding everything with yeast and as long as I feel fine I just eat a varied diet. One thing high fat food or ice cream does not bother me at all now, so maybe I've swapped one food sensitivity for another <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" /> But I couldn't have put up with the pain that I had from my gallbladder it was awful just awful, candida and ibs is not nice but I have not had the same pain with this at all. By the way I don't know why I got gallstones, I did not have a very high fat diet,or very overweight and was only 32 when I got my gallbladder out - my doctor had no idea either she said it was "just one of those things!" I also know someone else who was just 30 when she had her gallbladder out and she had a good diet and was pretty thin too, - weird eh. I don't know if not having a gallbladder would help or hinder me from detoxing from mercury?? I have been wondering about this.?
Are you getting your gallbladder out or are you just watching your diet? Hope you feel better soon <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Dairy and Mercury
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07/02/06 07:53 AM
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Hi Lizbet, My doctor told me that I had two polyps, both about 3mm. He also said that there was nothing I could do about it and I'd have them all my life. When I did some reserch on the internet I found out that if they grow past 10mm then you have to have your gallbladder out. I'm now wondering if they will stay at the size they are or will grow bigger. I'm going to change doctors I think. Mine is so dismissive and probably thinks that I'm a hypochondriact!! I've been watching my diet for about 4 years now. As soon as I had dental treatment, including root canal I got really bad candida. I had an allergy test and found out that I was intollerent to sugar, wheat, dairy, garlic... and the list goes on. Six months later after being on a strict diet I was allowed to eat all foods apart from sugar. I've always had trouble with sugar and as I mentioned before get very bloated etc when I eat dairy. The best thing for me has been following the blood type diet. I'm an o type so should be eating good quality protein and very little carbs. It works brilliantly for me and I'd highly recommend the diet especially for those of us who are mercury toxic. We need all the nutritional help we can get! Hope you're feeling well today. Take care and enjoy the sunshine while it lasts!
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Re: Dairy and Mercury
#6995
07/02/06 03:36 PM
07/02/06 03:36 PM
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The improvement you've seen since cutting out dairy may be due to the observation that dairy prevents mercury from being excreted from the body. This information surfaced via not directly related to this subject.
It is not known why dairy has this effect.
Clogging of the ears may take place because of the increased number of red blood cells that die. This causes increased ear excretions and may clog the ear.
This is why people with mercury toxicity may experience more ear "wax" than normal.
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Re: tinnitus
#6996
07/05/06 03:14 PM
07/05/06 03:14 PM
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Russ, I have had tinnitus for the last several years and also noticed that it gets worse at times. I've been feeling really good lately <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> (best in 6 years, I've gained 5 lbs. since my revision 171/2 months ago and actually had the strength to play tennis again!), but I have noticed this past week that the tinnitus is quite loud.
Are you suggesting that this might indicate a need for more milk thistle or what not?
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Re: tinnitus
#6997
07/05/06 04:21 PM
07/05/06 04:21 PM
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Hi Missy, i find that milk thistle does the tinnitus no good. Its really bugging me, i thought it would have eased up by now but its screaming louder than ever. I suppose its early days, its only been 12 wks since removal, but i am now under the ENT for tinnitus and earpain. If it doesnt go soon they are going to give me maskers for the tinnitus and im also getting an MRI scan for the ear pain. Its one of the worse symptoms for me because it makes me anxious. Missy, when did you get your amalgams removed?
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Re: tinnitus
#6998
07/05/06 09:18 PM
07/05/06 09:18 PM
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I am 2 years past amalgam removal. My tinnitus became a real annoyance about 7 years ago. I had mainstream medicine do a bunch of tests, naturally with no answers. I do still have the noise every time I am still for more than half an hour. It usually goes away after an hour or so. If it doesn't I know I am in for a bad mercury release day: I think that corresponds to Russ's thoughts also. I do find that if I can get a small amount of water in my ears and press on the earhole than I can get rid of it, even temporarily is good.
Alcan
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Re: tinnitus
#6999
07/06/06 05:31 AM
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I have had tinitus for 6 mths now, it used to go away sometimes but now i hear it night and day and it really stresses me out. I got my first amalgam filling about 32 yrs ago, i never experienced tinnitus until recently. I hope it goes soon or gets a bit better. Im not sure it is mercury release with me, although i have had tests at ENT.
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Re: tinnitus
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07/06/06 03:39 PM
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Dawn,
Yes, I had my amalgams out 17 1/2 months ago. I've had tinnitus for a while now. It comes and goes and it hasn't really changed since having my amalgams out. I've wondered if it has something to do with blood flow/dehydration also.
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Re: tinnitus
#7001
07/07/06 04:50 AM
07/07/06 04:50 AM
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I have had tinnitis for many years now and it is often quite loud. I am post amalgam removal for just over 6 months and am still hopeful it will go away someday, but, in the meantime, since I don't know what will cure it, I ignore it. I guess with 7 children, I am very busy and that helps. Over the years, I have gotten very good at ignoring it. At least I am good at something! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
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Tinnitus and ChemTrails
#7002
07/07/06 08:43 PM
07/07/06 08:43 PM
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Are you suggesting that this might indicate a need for more milk thistle or what not? I really don't know for sure. There are many variables and I'm looking into this myself because I had extremely loud ringing in the ears start near the end of February and it hasn't stopped since. Of course, this is the first time this has happened to me since before my amalgam removal in 2000, after which my ringing went away completely. I've been searching for a cause and found two possible ones for me: (1) I live 2 miles down-prevailing-wind of a coal-burning power plant which, after some research, I discovered spews 720 pounds (yes, pounds) of mercury into the air every year. (2) My ringing began shortly after heavy ChemTrail activity in my area. I also started having terribly achy muscles for several days after discovering that I was standing outside as several ChemTrails descended directly over my property. I've never had achy muscles before in my life except after heavy physical activity. I'm keeping a log and have discovered that it has eased up considerably in the past several days. I have noticed that, even though there was very heavy ChemTrail activity since February (at least), that the past 9 days have been 100% ChemTrail free. I watch the sky all day from my office window and this is the longest stretch that I've gone without seeing ChemTrails since February. I'll continue to log and see if I can find any other patterns.
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Re: Tinnitus and ChemTrails
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07/08/06 05:53 PM
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I live right near Heathrow airport, there are always chemtrails in the sky here, also i have been living amongst a building site for the last 3 yrs, a shopping centre was being built about 50 yrds from my house. There was alot of dust and debris in the air. Who knows what could be in the air!
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Re: tinnitus
#7004
07/24/06 03:04 PM
07/24/06 03:04 PM
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I just came across this site that talks about B12 and mg for tinnitus. home.revealed.net/jimchiro/Tinnitus(Ear-Noises).html
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Re: tinnitus
#7005
07/25/06 11:02 AM
07/25/06 11:02 AM
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I would try B12 but its not good for mercury poisoned people so i have read. I do take zinc and magnesium but tinnitus is still the same.
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Re: tinnitus
#7006
07/25/06 01:56 PM
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why is B12 not good for mercury poisoned people??
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Re: tinnitus
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07/25/06 01:56 PM
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Re: tinnitus
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07/26/06 03:32 PM
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Dawn, I also was afraid of B12 because I had read that it is a methylator and I didn't want to methylate the mercury (becomes even for dangerous). I stopped taking it for a long time, but I added my B complex (includes B12) back about 9 months ago and haven't seen any ill effects. I guess you would need to do the trial and error thing with this as well.
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Re: tinnitus
#7009
07/26/06 03:48 PM
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Is it ok to take spirulina as it has B12 in it. I also take B vitamins every day. Is this too much?
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Re: tinnitus
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07/27/06 09:02 AM
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I think i methylated too much mercury in the past, trying to fight candida, so i dont want to do that for a while. I think my liver is struggling.
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Re: tinnitus
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07/27/06 09:06 AM
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I tried accupuncture yesterday for tinnitus. The doctor said that tinnitus is not related to amalgam. Im not sure if i will do the full course, i came out depressed and my ears were ringing worse! The massage afterwards was nice though.
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Re: tinnitus: Hyperacusis? Painful Tinnitus?
[Re: dawn]
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07/20/10 12:52 AM
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I was reading what Dawn wrote and, (((( Smiles )))) I don't think she is still around not sure but.. Dawn said that she is under the ENT for tinnitus and earpain. I use to have tinnitus and earpain too before I noticed hyperacusis as hyperacusis though maybe a part of hyperacusis. I wonder if the maskers helped her as these days they use TRT Tinnitus Retraining Therapy instead of maskers. My tinnitus has improved alot from the worse of didn't undergo TRT but did sound therapy plus took lots of supplements and did undergo long term accupuncture and I think it does depend on the provider wheither it's effective or not... as there are good providers out there and some not so good providers but it could have also have been all that herbal Chinese medicine they had me cook up that looked like twigs and bark ect.. Natures medicine chest... But my painful tinnitus did progressed all the way into awful hyperacusis and I underwent an MRI and they didn't see a durn thang. An MRI is so very loud it just made my condition worse hope she wore earplugs but sometimes it's not always enough for everybody. Need earplugs and muffs depending on ones weak ears. But an MRI scan for the ear pain did it help?? If it doesnt go soon they are going to give me maskers for the tinnitus and im also getting an MRI scan for the ear pain.
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