Comments on: How the Power Of This Group Can HelpTinnitus Sufferers http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/ Call Our Toll Free Tinnitus Support Line 800 314-2910 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 01:36:15 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: John http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/comment-page-1/#comment-12865 John Thu, 18 Sep 2008 07:58:02 +0000 http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/#comment-12865 Anie, It seems to me that he should be taking the noise tinnitus remedy (Type 4) with the SINUS tinnitus remedy (Type 3). Currently he is taking the stress tinnitus remedy (Type 7) in conjunction with the noise tinnitus remedy. Check out the sinus tinnitus remedy at this page http://www.t-gone.com/sinus-tinnitus.htm Anie,

It seems to me that he should be taking the noise tinnitus remedy (Type 4) with the SINUS tinnitus remedy (Type 3).

Currently he is taking the stress tinnitus remedy (Type 7) in conjunction with the noise tinnitus remedy.

Check out the sinus tinnitus remedy at this page http://www.t-gone.com/sinus-tinnitus.htm

]]> By: Anie http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/comment-page-1/#comment-12864 Anie Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:32:14 +0000 http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/#comment-12864 Hi John, Last Sunday, my hubby was taking a sinus medicine (herbs) as his nose (inside) is swollen and informed that it's sinus (chronic). After taking the medicine, the sound become louder and consistent (already 2 days) . At the same time, he's taking T-gone as usual. (Type 4 & 7). Could it be as he's taking the wrong remedy which is for noise and actually he has sinus as well which maybe also the caused of tinnitus. But he's also can't hear any loud volume such as lorry engine, horn and etc; . Should he continue taking the remedy & the herbs as well? Thanks... Hi John,

Last Sunday, my hubby was taking a sinus medicine (herbs) as his nose (inside) is swollen and informed that it’s sinus (chronic). After taking the medicine, the sound become louder and consistent (already 2 days) . At the same time, he’s taking T-gone as usual. (Type 4 & 7). Could it be as he’s taking the wrong remedy which is for noise and actually he has sinus as well which maybe also the caused of tinnitus. But he’s also can’t hear any loud volume such as lorry engine, horn and etc; . Should he continue taking the remedy & the herbs as well?

Thanks…

]]> By: Jeannie http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/comment-page-1/#comment-11986 Jeannie Sun, 31 Aug 2008 12:47:22 +0000 http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/#comment-11986 Message to Werner: Thank you for the information on the German firm, MERZ, and its continuing research on tinnitus. I will go their website and sign up for any tests or studies. This may be our one and only hope left for a cure. I realized yesterday that if I don't get ito a state of hunger, my tinnitus stays very faint and almost quiet. So starting today, upon the advice of my acupuncturist, I will eat every 2 hours. The portions will be small but continuous and consistent. I'll start with protein in the morning with breakfast, I won't skip meals, and I'll avoid the empty high-calorie snacks. Message to Werner:

Thank you for the information on the German firm, MERZ, and its continuing research on tinnitus. I will go their website and sign up for any tests or studies. This may be our one and only hope left for a cure.

I realized yesterday that if I don’t get ito a state of hunger, my tinnitus stays very faint and almost quiet. So starting today, upon the advice of my acupuncturist, I will eat every 2 hours. The portions will be small but continuous and consistent. I’ll start with protein in the morning with breakfast, I won’t skip meals, and I’ll avoid the empty high-calorie snacks.

]]> By: Shelly http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/comment-page-1/#comment-11829 Shelly Sun, 31 Aug 2008 03:01:57 +0000 http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/#comment-11829 Almost three years ago I was on my balcony reading a book. Got up and was coming in the sliding glass door and got dizzy, fell against the side, made it to our couch. Sat down and told my husband I don't feel good. Exactly at that time, my hearing in my left ear was gone...completely. The Tinnitus started up at the same time and is still with me. As I've read, from morning when I wake up until I fall asleep. I can handle the loss of hearing in my one ear, but still am having trouble with T. We are very social and it can affect me worse in a restaurant...it's just awful. I've been to several big specialists in the Chicago area and all I get is there is NOTHING for it except to deal with it. Ive been told I'm not a candidate for a hearing aid, as the hair fibers are gone and the nerve is damaged. They believe it was a from a viral infection. The only place I can think of (I'm not a concert fan, except occasionaly. I have had a parrot for the last 22 years - I truly think this has come from her screaching while on my shoulder. It was pretty "earth shattering" and occasionaly hurt my ear. Unfortunately, she passed away 2 years ago. I loved her to death and I guess she left me a present. It's a very difficult situation and it looks as though it's not going anywhere. I keep saying there are worse things in life and everyone gets some kind of package to deal with. I'd like to throw this one away. I have a close friend who has it in both ears, for many years, and also gave me the advice to concentrate on other things, which I do. I must admit there are times I just cn only hear the T. Almost three years ago I was on my balcony reading a book. Got up and was coming in the sliding glass door and got dizzy, fell against the side, made it to our couch. Sat down and told my husband I don’t feel good. Exactly at that time, my hearing in my left ear was gone…completely. The Tinnitus started up at the same time and is still with me. As I’ve read, from morning when I wake up until I fall asleep. I can handle the loss of hearing in my one ear, but still am having trouble with T. We are very social and it can affect me worse in a restaurant…it’s just awful. I’ve been to several big specialists in the Chicago area and all I get is there is NOTHING for it except to deal with it. Ive been told I’m not a candidate for a hearing aid, as the hair fibers are gone and the nerve is damaged. They believe it was a from a viral infection. The only place I can think of (I’m not a concert fan, except occasionaly. I have had a parrot for the last 22 years – I truly think this has come from her screaching while on my shoulder. It was pretty “earth shattering” and occasionaly hurt my ear.
Unfortunately, she passed away 2 years ago. I loved her to death and I guess she left me a present. It’s a very difficult situation and it looks as though it’s not going anywhere. I keep saying there are worse things in life and everyone gets some kind of package to deal with. I’d like to throw this one away.

I have a close friend who has it in both ears, for many years, and also gave me the advice to concentrate on other things, which I do. I must admit there are times I just cn only hear the T.

]]> By: Jeannie http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/comment-page-1/#comment-11301 Jeannie Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:00:42 +0000 http://t-gone.com/tinnitus-tinnitis/1584/the-power-of-the-group-helps-tinnitus-sufferers/#comment-11301 Hello everyone. As a tinnitus sufferer for 5 weeks, I also had a slight vertigo episode the other day (I have an inner ear problem). I took a Meclizine for the dizziness and I immediately noticed that it quieted the ringing for a good 24 hours. I was elated! However, the ringing did come back when I awoke the next day. I've been on T-Gone 3 for two weeks now and like many, I've noticed a slight increase in the volume in my ear. While it may be worrisome, I seem to be able to cope. Indeed, like many of you, I'm on my way to pursuing every recourse I have -- I tried acupuncture yesterday, and next week, I'm going to a Chinese class for tai chi. Deep in my heart, I know there's no cure or treatment for tinnitus, but I see no harm in trying. As for all the advice we hear on diet, stress relief, and physical conditioning, those are givens for feeling better, without or without tinnitus. The best advice I can share is a change in attitude. Tinnitus, vertigo, diabetes, etc., -- those are just events and circumstances that "happen." The magic is in looking at them and asking ourselves who we are in relation to them. Are you bigger and better than tinnitus? You are! So do as I do -- say, "Bring it on. You're not going to destroy me," and love life more. We must do this, for the alternative would be despair and suicide. I'm an agnostic. I don't support any religion. But I believe in God. Take my advice. Read the books, Conversations With God I, II, and III. They are NOT about religion. They're about who you are -- a child of the powerful universe and all the amazing power you have been given. John & Ellen: I'm going to continue using T-Gone 3, even with the decibel level going up in my ear. I hope I haven't induced the increase in volume by my use of T-Gone 3. Have I? Hello everyone. As a tinnitus sufferer for 5 weeks, I also had a slight vertigo episode the other day (I have an inner ear problem). I took a Meclizine for the dizziness and I immediately noticed that it quieted the ringing for a good 24 hours. I was elated! However, the ringing did come back when I awoke the next day.

I’ve been on T-Gone 3 for two weeks now and like many, I’ve noticed a slight increase in the volume in my ear. While it may be worrisome, I seem to be able to cope. Indeed, like many of you, I’m on my way to pursuing every recourse I have — I tried acupuncture yesterday, and next week, I’m going to a Chinese class for tai chi. Deep in my heart, I know there’s no cure or treatment for tinnitus, but I see no harm in trying.

As for all the advice we hear on diet, stress relief, and physical conditioning, those are givens for feeling better, without or without tinnitus.

The best advice I can share is a change in attitude. Tinnitus, vertigo, diabetes, etc., — those are just events and circumstances that “happen.” The magic is in looking at them and asking ourselves who we are in relation to them. Are you bigger and better than tinnitus? You are! So do as I do — say, “Bring it on. You’re not going to destroy me,” and love life more. We must do this, for the alternative would be despair and suicide.

I’m an agnostic. I don’t support any religion. But I believe in God. Take my advice. Read the books, Conversations With God I, II, and III. They are NOT about religion. They’re about who you are — a child of the powerful universe and all the amazing power you have been given.

John & Ellen: I’m going to continue using T-Gone 3, even with the decibel level going up in my ear. I hope I haven’t induced the increase in volume by my use of T-Gone 3. Have I?

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