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Hi ,

 

   Thank you for your kindness. Tinnitus is one of the symptoms for me that

has been hardest to remove. It is a precursor for me showing that I will soon

have more neurological symptoms. Cognitive and neuromuscular. If I drive too

long(ie..more than 1 1/2 hours) my Tinnitus  increases and I find soon that I

have lost my ability to be safe on the road(coordination and cognitive

issues) . This as been a persistant problem and life effecting( I used to

travel on the road and consult). If you have any tips I would love them.

 

    Jeff

From: Pat Palmer <mpatpalm@...>

Subject: [ ] 's story & questions

Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

 

Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

is to the divine.

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I too have tinnitus and I was speaking with an ND who mentioned that it is a

symptom of adrenal issues. So I did a google search and found this link which

is an interesting article. How accurate it is, I don't know. But those who

treat adrenals may have some comments about the connection to tinnitus and

whether this subsides with adrenal support?

www.cst.eu.com/downloads/what_is_tinnitus.doc

deb

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> From: Pat Palmer <mpatpalm@...>

> Subject: [ ] 's story & questions

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> Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

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> Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

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> Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

> The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

> The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

> communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

> is to the divine.

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The only treatment experience that ever affected my tinnitus was the use of a

PEMF machine. That stands for pulsed electromagnetic frequency machine. I used a

Magnapulse one with 500-700 gauss strength. We hold a coil which sends out

audible electromagnetic clicks which help restore our body's electromagnetic

energy, which lowers whenever we're ill. My tinnitus went away for six hours at

most during the ten sessions I had. A Lyme doctor told me he thought it treated

the nerves to the ears. - Robin

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> Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

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> Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

> The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

> The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

> communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

> is to the divine.

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I attribute B12 injections subq 10mg 5x/week finally helped resolve the

remaining neuro (including tinnitus) symptoms I had after abx, cowden, buhner

over two years. It took two years.

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On Dec 18, 2010, at 6:05 AM, sfrobink@... wrote:

> The only treatment experience that ever affected my tinnitus was the use of a

PEMF machine. That stands for pulsed electromagnetic frequency machine. I used a

Magnapulse one with 500-700 gauss strength. We hold a coil which sends out

audible electromagnetic clicks which help restore our body's electromagnetic

energy, which lowers whenever we're ill. My tinnitus went away for six hours at

most during the ten sessions I had. A Lyme doctor told me he thought it treated

the nerves to the ears. - Robin

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> > Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

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> > Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

> > The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

> > The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

> > communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

> > is to the divine.

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> The only treatment experience that ever affected my tinnitus was the use of a

PEMF machine.

people report the most diverse treatments for getting rid of tinnitus; but

reality is that despite lots of research, there is NO proven treatment. Usually

the problem will disappear or decrease over time, irrespective of what you do.

While there are no proven treatments, there are quite a few proven causes for

tinnitus (e.g. certain drugs).

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I have one full bottle of b12 that my LLMD prescribed. I was told to inject 1

ml of solution into the abdomen (right or left side of navel, pinching the skin

just below and injecting there) using very short fine needles. I did this with

one bottle and found that I would get a painful lump and sometimes a bruise

under the skin that would last for weeks. Where do you inject yours and what

kind of needle do have? I was thinking of trying again but a bit scared. I had

been told it should be IM in the buttock or thigh, requiring a bigger needle.

deb

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> > > From: Pat Palmer <mpatpalm@>

> > > Subject: [ ] 's story & questions

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> > > Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

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> > > Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working

with several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the

newly bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work...

and lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in

the jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus &

other head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax

(Sasparilla).......

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> > > Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

> > > The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

> > > The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

> > > communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

> > > is to the divine.

> > >

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I did B12 injections subq upper buttock hip area alternating hips each

injection. Using insulin needle as you are. I was so hungry for these injections

when I started that I would wake up thinking about it. After about 6 weeks I

went to 3x/week, then to once a week and then after about 4 months I stopped. I

continued with the herbs for another 12 months. Now I am looking for a good

general maintenance protocol. I bought the quintessence from bioresource but I

lost the bottle! That is a bad sign...hahaz

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On Dec 19, 2010, at 9:53 AM, " Deb57 " <ds@...> wrote:

> I have one full bottle of b12 that my LLMD prescribed. I was told to inject 1

ml of solution into the abdomen (right or left side of navel, pinching the skin

just below and injecting there) using very short fine needles. I did this with

one bottle and found that I would get a painful lump and sometimes a bruise

under the skin that would last for weeks. Where do you inject yours and what

kind of needle do have? I was thinking of trying again but a bit scared. I had

been told it should be IM in the buttock or thigh, requiring a bigger needle.

>

> deb

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> > > > From: Pat Palmer <mpatpalm@>

> > > > Subject: [ ] 's story & questions

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> > > > Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

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> > > > Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working

with several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the

newly bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work...

and lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in

the jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus &

other head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax

(Sasparilla).......

> > > >

> > > > Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

> > > > The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

> > > > The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

> > > > communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

> > > > is to the divine.

> > > >

> > > >

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I have had tinnitus for about 7 years, loud enough to drown out conversation at

times. Had it pre treatment and during treatment. Never seen any correlation

between abx treatment  or lack there of and `tinnitus. It is definitely

associated with an uptick in neurological issues. At it's worst it predicts

cognitive and muscular control problems. Wish I had an answer. I have used b-12

injections for 2 months, had more energy, but no effect on Tinnitus. Thanks, for

everybodies help on this.  

 

    Jeff

From: knot_weed <tek0nik@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: 's story & questions

Date: Sunday, December 19, 2010, 6:24 AM

 

>

> The only treatment experience that ever affected my tinnitus was the use of a

PEMF machine.

people report the most diverse treatments for getting rid of tinnitus; but

reality is that despite lots of research, there is NO proven treatment. Usually

the problem will disappear or decrease over time, irrespective of what you do.

While there are no proven treatments, there are quite a few proven causes for

tinnitus (e.g. certain drugs).

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The only remedy that people have reported to me that seems to help is the

Stephania... have you tried that?

[ ] 's story & questions

Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

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Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

is to the divine.

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This is quite wonderful... perhaps Ashwaganda??

[ ] 's story & questions

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> Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

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> Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

>

> Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

> The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

> The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

> communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

> is to the divine.

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I inject into the thigh. I move the needle around an inch or so above the skin

to 'ask' my body where it is going to hurt least before I inject. I use the

tiniest (insulin) needle. Sometimes it is a little sore for several days, up to

a week, but no 'lump' or anything visible. Sometimes it doesn't hurt at all. I

was told I should use a larger needle, but after all these years of doing

painful things, I just can't do it.

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> I have one full bottle of b12 that my LLMD prescribed. I was told to inject 1

ml of solution into the abdomen (right or left side of navel, pinching the skin

just below and injecting there) using very short fine needles. I did this with

one bottle and found that I would get a painful lump and sometimes a bruise

under the skin that would last for weeks. Where do you inject yours and what

kind of needle do have? I was thinking of trying again but a bit scared. I had

been told it should be IM in the buttock or thigh, requiring a bigger needle.

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> deb

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Hi ,

 

   I have not tried Stephania root. I have not heard it associated with Tinnitus

before. Do you know of anyone in particular it has helped for this.

 

 

 Many thanks,

 

     Jeff

From: Pat Palmer <mpatpalm@...>

Subject: [ ] 's story & questions

Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

 

Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

is to the divine.

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I found an article on tinnitus on the web. The author suggested avoiding

stimulants such as coffee.

deb

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> > The only treatment experience that ever affected my tinnitus was the use of

a PEMF machine.

>

> people report the most diverse treatments for getting rid of tinnitus; but

reality is that despite lots of research, there is NO proven treatment. Usually

the problem will disappear or decrease over time, irrespective of what you do.

While there are no proven treatments, there are quite a few proven causes for

tinnitus (e.g. certain drugs).

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How is the Stephania used - what form? I bought some stephania root (bulk) to

boil for an eye wash per Buhner. I found it burned so I didn't try that

again! But I still have the root.

deb

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> From: Pat Palmer <mpatpalm@...>

> Subject: [ ] 's story & questions

>

> Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

>

> �

>

> Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

>

> Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

> The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

> The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

> communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

> is to the divine.

>

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Have you tried small internal dosing? Say 3-5 drops 3x day???

[ ] 's story & questions

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> Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

>

> �

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> Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

>

> Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

> The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

> The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

> communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

> is to the divine.

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thanks i am going to see my doctor on Thursday and will se if he can give me an

alternative med from the beta blockers but i think probably not as i take it for

rate as well as HTN.

~liese

 

would probably know this. I'll ask him.

_,___

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My own clients have been helped with stephania....

[ ] 's story & questions

Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010, 10:25 AM

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Many thanks for your story - I'm an herbalist in NorCal working with

several LL Docs to work with antibiotics AND herbs... particularly for the newly

bitten, antibiotics are a must... not that I like them, but they work... and

lots of follow up with knotweed, teasel, & cats claw (which I got to see in the

jungles of Peru)... I'm curious about (1) success stories with tinnitus & other

head problems with Stephania and (2) experience with Smilax (Sasparilla).......

Pat Palmer, Registered Herbalist www.herbalenergetics.com

The Philo School of Herbal Energetics

The Star Angels are transmitters and the flowers are symbols of their

communications. The closer one is to the world of nature, the closer one

is to the divine.

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