Thank you for your note, John.  You can be assured I have read every page of your 130-page book (very well written, too).

I also went to see my doctor last week because of the heightened noise I am currently experiencing from tinnitus, and as usual he has been unable to offer any help.  Nor has an ENT specialist to whom I  have sought help twice.

In my case it stems from Mennieres which I have experienced in varying degrees over the past 30 years. and which has now settled in as a slight dizziness — not a lot but sufficient to cause considerable discomfort.  It certainly doesn’t help when you’re trying to hit a golf ball!

So I am prepared to order one of your remedies.  The problem is making up my mind which is most likely to give me some relief.  But I definitely will order from you shortly.

Ian Grant

Hi Ian,

The remedy you  should be considering to relieve the dizziness and reduce those heightened levels of tinnitus you are experiencing is the Meniere’s Disease remedy.

This is actually two separate and distinct homeopathic remedies, each to treat a separate condition, that work in conjunction with each other to relieve the combined effects of effects of Meniere’s disease, namely vertigo, nausea and dizziness as well as the permanent tinnitus Meniere’s disease sufferers are left with.

If  the vertigo and nausea are no longer a big issue with you then  you can order theone half of the Meniere’s disease remedy, which is actually the ever popular cochlea damage remed.

Meniere’s disease leaves one with permanent cochlea damage, similar the the damage one experiences after exposure to loud noises. The cochlea damage tinnitus remedy is  extremely successful in quickly lowering the levels of tinnitus, depending on the length of time you have suffered with the tinnitus.

In your case (over 30 years) you will in all likelihood need to  take the remedies for at least 3 months for these homeopathic tinnitus and meniere’s disease remedies to work.

Hope this helps, and let me know how the treatment goes!

Kind Regards,
John Currie
T-Gone Tinnitus Remedies

Tags: Meniere's Disease, Tinnitus Questions, Tinnitus Relief, t-gone

I have always suffered from very itchy ears. I was bad and used the evil Q-tip more times than I can imagine. (Cochlear Damage)?

I also just left an extremely stressful job. The stress caused elevated blood pressure. It has reverted to normal now. (Stress formula)?

I have always had trouble with my sinus. (Sinus formula)

Meniere’s Disease formula? I often feel a fullness in my ears. Similar to depressurization when flying. I don’t get vertigo or nausea. Never gotten sea sick or have I had any problem with motion sickness of any kind.

So How do I know what formula to use?

Thank You, Monica Z.

Hi Monica,

I know it can seem somewhat confusing to determine the exact cause of your tinnitus but if you put your mind to it it is actually easy.

1. Meniere’s disease - you can safely cross that off your list. If you had Meniere’s disease you would most definitely experience bouts of vertigo and nausea. The fullness of the ears you sometimes experience is often experienced by those suffering from cochlear damage, thats a clue
2. Stress formula - it would seem that you have had the tinnitus prior to the stress experienced at your job so I would also discount stress as a cause of your tinnitus. If the stress caused the tinnitus to worsen it almost certainly is cochlea damage induced tinnitus you are experiencing.
3. Sinus tinnitus - there is a possibility this could be the cause of your problem especially if you have habitually taken anti histamines and or anti-biotics to relieve or treat the sinus.
4. Cochlear damage tinnitus - this is most likely to be the cause of your tinnitus problem. Actually more than 90% of all tinnitus cases are caused from cochlear damage.

In fact if you are not sure you are advised to take the sinus tinnitus remedy as well as the cochlear damage remedy in conjunction with each other. This is a very popular and successful combination of remedies. In fact we currently have a special offer running whereby you can get the 2nd remedy at a huge 40% discount if you buy the two at once.

In view of the length of time you have suffered with tinnitus you will need to take teh remedies for at least 90 days, this is a condition that needs lots of time and persistence to beat, but it certainly is worth the effort!

You can find the link for the special offer on a 90 day supply of the  sinus tinnitus remedy and the cochlea damage tinnitus remedy by clicking here.

Tags: Meniere's Disease, Tinnitus Articles, Tinnitus Questions

Oh., I would like to read Ellen’s book, if you are offering it to anyone who may in interested. I am glad for Mr. Osbourne’s progress in using the tinnitus remedies.

Carole you can download it free by clicking on this link >> - Ellen’s Tinnitus Book

I wish I could say the same about my condition, but my ear is not any better than it was before starting on the remedies last September. I know the injection of Decadron into my eardrum last May made my ear worse and I am now afraid that the condition is incurable because of that unwise decision by the Otolarangologist I went to in another city.

My ear noise was mild then, compared to what happened the very day he injected that steroid. How I wish I had never heard of that doctor. IT is possible that my tinnitus might have been cured by now if I hadn’t gone there. It makes me wonder if I should even continue w/the T-gone remedies, but I would hate to have wasted my money by just leaving them set here on the counter or in the cupboard.

I will probably finish the bottles and pray that there is a chance they could still help me. Some days my head is a little steadier than it was. I am thankful that I can even get around to do anything, but I still have to have assistance w/walking and driving, everywhere I go. I had hoped to be over, or almost over, my problem w/ Meneire’s Disease by now, but so far I am just mildly better. Wish there was a sure cure for this ailment.

I think I waited too long; also did the wrong thing by going to see the Otololarangologist before I started w/the T-gone remedies, so I am one of the afflicted who cannot claim that the remedies are miraculous, sad to say.

Thank you for your good wishes for Thanksgiving and congratulations on your newest grandaughter, Demi. I hope you get this email and that you will reply to it.

Carol Maduri, Bellville, OH, USA

Dear Carol

Tinnitus has no cure but if you continue with the remedies you have every chance the the levels of your tinnitus noises will reduce. As you know these are natural tinnitus remedies that work slowly to repair the causes of your tinnitus problem, so they are not a quick fix!

Also in Ellen’s book she discusses the importance of the immune system, getting enough sleep and taking some exercise in your fight to reduce the tinnitus levels. This is a vital part of the fight against tinnitus so please make sure you do download and read it.

Regards

John

Tags: Meniere's Disease, Tinnitus News, Tinnitus Questions

I was hoping you could advise which would be the best remedy for me to try and will give you a bit of background on my “story”.

I met with a ENT surgeon about a week ago and he confirmed that I had tinnitus - mainly in the left ear. However, as the ringing is not constant, he did not consider it to be serious enough to warrant further investigation or treatment for the time being. I find this totally unacceptable! I mean why make something worse before taking action??!! I have had hearing/audiometry and ear pressure tests and those were all fine.

I think my problem is mainly related to ongoing stress to my body.

Since September 2006, I have had a operation on my right leg to remove varicose veins, then developed lower back problems because I was unable to go to my gym classes as a result of my operation and since July of this year, I have had a frozen shoulder!! The back problems are much better due to osteopathy treatment and pilates exercises and my frozen shoulder is also improving with regular treatment.

Also in mid September this year, I had some dizzy spells which was why I ended up going to see the ENT surgeon. He advised the dizziness was being caused by BPPV or positional vertigo for short!

Apparently some of the microscopic particles which are normally in the fluid in your inner ear, make their way to the outer ear and this causes the imbalance. In order to correct this, they have to do what is referred to as the Dix-Hallpike manouver. I had this treatment performed and don’t get dizzy anymore. However shortly after the dizzy spells began, I started to get the ringing in my ears!

I take glucosamine and silica supplements for general health and eat plenty of vegetables, fruit etc. Would be grateful for your advice.

Kind regards
Kuldeep

Hello Kuldeep

I would suggest that your symptoms are those of Meniere’s disease. Meniere’s Disease is an inner ear disorder that causes one to experience periods of vertigo, dizziness, nausea, ear pressure and tinnitus. It is a chronic condition and often leaves you feeling exhausted.

A typical attack of Meniere’s Disease may be preceded by ear pressure, (a feeling of fullness in the ears) or aching in one or both ears. Hearing fluctuation and loud tinnitus noises may also precede an attack.

Once the dizziness and nausea have stopped, or are no longer being experienced all the time, the tinnitus remains - and this seems to be the case with you.

We have lots of information about Meniere’s disease which you can access by clicking on the link provided.

Also be advised that you can treat this condition quite well by following the correct diet. You will find all that info at our dedicated Meniere’s disease information page.

Hope this helps and remember you can always call Ellen on out toll free number 1 800 314 2940 for any tinnitus help and advice.

John Currie

Tags: Meniere's Disease, Tinnitus Articles, Tinnitus Questions

Her consultants have told her she will just have to live with it as there is no cure and even the cause is unclear as they did not identify Meniere’s disease (or anything else bar the mysterious virus), as the root cause of her problem.

She has been under a lot of stress and pressure with a few yrs and also has other medical conditions - heart palpitations, sensitive digestive system, and an unexplained rash that flares up esp when she is stressed.

I have read though the available tinnitus formulas and am undecided which is best for her. I’m thinking the tinnitus from Meniere’s disease double formula, but is it necessary to take the medication for vertigo seeing as she has not had vertigo since she developed tinnitis?

Also her immune system is extremely compromised since getting vertigo and she has since suffered several minor aliments all because her immune system is so low. Therefore I feel she should boost this either before or whilst taking the above medication.

However, the 2 step tinnitus and immune booster formula contains melatonin and the one thing my Mother does not have a problem with is sleep! Weird I know and she has confused many medical professionals with this as most tinnitis sufferers have great difficulty sleeping.

So what is your advise re this product - do you feel my Mother needs to take this alongside the Meniere’s disease formula - or is this even the one for her, should we be considering the tinnitus from trauma or stress formula, as most likely the real root of her problem relates back to stress.

Then I’m also wondering about the stress relief formula for her as it is interesting to note that this is also helpful in the control of dizziness and light headedness associated with Meniere’s disease. I am unable to click on the ingredients for immune booster formula and the stress relief formula ingredients and would be most grateful if you could e-mail these to me so I can compare them to the other formulas I am considering.

With Kindest Regards,

Deirdre McCarthy,
Ireland.

Hi Deirdre,

I believe your best bet would be to order the cochlear damage or noise tinnitus remedy for your Mom as she is no longer having ant problems with vertigo. The two part Meniere’s disease formula consists of one remedy for vertigo and another to treat the tinnitus associated with Meniere’s disease, which is cochlea damage tinnitus.

I have made the ingredient links mentioned click able but if you simply click on the links in your question above you will be able to access those from this page.

Your question about whether your Mom should also get the stress tinnitus formula is a good one. Stress is a major factor and plays a huge role in tinnitus so the more she can do to control it the better chance she has of obtaining tinnitus relief.

We in fact have a special offer currently running whereby you can get the stress remedy at a discount of 40% with every order of the cochlea damage remedy ordered. It is also advisable for her to take the remedies for a period of at least 90 days as this is a chronic condition.

You can access that page by clicking here.

Hope this helps!

Regards,

John Currie

Tags: Meniere's Disease, Tinnitus Articles, Tinnitus Questions