Shadow's living nightmare (PSSD Log)

[Orion]

Also manganese is used to treat tinnitus

Interested in this, my tinnitus got much worse when experimenting with aspirin via RP last year, and since then tinnitus has stuck.

 

[Helen]

Interested in this, my tinnitus got much worse when experimenting with aspirin via RP last year, and since then tinnitus has stuck.

I think I gave you the right protocol . May be lower a little copper in it. to 2 mg and have zinc at 15/

 

[Shadow]

@gbolduev I remember reading something about manganese deficiency, but I dindt gave it credit because I assumed that if this was the case, it shouldnt be happening only after stopping the drug. I will be honest with you, I struggle to believe that the serotonergic system is the problem, specially after pete's recovery. But hey, manganese + magnesium is pretty easy to try!

@Orion aspirin is well known to cause tinnitus. You only have the sound or do you feel disconfort in the trigeminals? Another thing, putting pressure on your temples, or forcing your neck muscles alter the sound?

 

[Canari]

I think it can also be linked to liver or gall bladder!
I have tinnitus so slight that it does not bother me that much.... But what I felt yesterday, I related to what you said shadow! I had headache, and I know it is my "liver type" headache, and yesterday I binged on butter.... (when I have some gluten-free toasts!). The pain was on the neck and temples and then up to the forehead. I noticed also increased tinnitus.... so I tried to pull the skin back on the temples, and happened what you said. I also have a TMJ problem, and I often discharge the jaw with my somatic techniques. I obtain muscles trembling and then some sighs and it relaxes.

So you can also considere liver flush and cleansing of guts and kidneys too. Do you know you have something about liver? My brother has tinnitus and was born with hepatitis, all this came from the poisonning job of our mother in a lab!

 

[Orion]

aspirin is well known to cause tinnitus. You only have the sound or do you feel disconfort in the trigeminals? Another thing, putting pressure on your temples, or forcing your neck muscles alter the sound?

No discomfort, just the annoying ringing that is always there, and especially noticeable when falling asleep in a quiet room.

 

[Helen]

@Shadow Just read forums where people get rid of aspirin sensitivity with histidine. It makes sense. Copper histidine manganese connection