[TheForge]Tinnitus was Hearing aids

[Andrew Vida]

If I apply hand pressure to musculature in the skull, it also changes. 
Could be the change in tension, or impingement onto nerves.

Bruce Freeman wrote:
> Andy,
> 
> The actions you describe are the same ones that will open your
> eustation tubes - the tubes running from the inner ear to the back of
> the throat.  One effect of opening the eustation tubes is that your
> perception of sound changes.  I suspect that this is irrelevant to
> tinnitis.
> 
> Bruce
> NJ
> 
> 
>>>>osan at netlabs.net 1/25/2005 10:35:14 PM >>>
> 
> 
> 
> Kevin Donahoe wrote:
> 
> 
>>But when this came up, I Googled "tinnitus niacin israeli army" and
> 
> found
> 
>>some interesting sites.  There seems to be some positive effect from
>>lecithin supplements as well.  Worth some further reading.
> 
> 
> 	I, too have a slight tinnitus condition, but as far as I can
> tell, it 
> seems to be all related to muscle tension.  I discovered that if I jut
> 
> my chin way out (straining the muscles) or open the jaw such that the 
> muscles strain, the ringing gets significantly louder, leading me to 
> suspect that the condition is tension-related.  Anyone know anything 
> about this?
> 
> I suppose one day I'll actually get it checked out.  It's not very 
> onerous, but it does annoy me in that I can no longer hear my pulse in
> 
> my ears... which sucks.
> 
> 	-Andy
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	-Andy V.

Let it fall into place we could tie it to a tree
We could point it at you we could make it a habit
We could leave it outside or we could give it our food
Understand it or we could ignore it