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In a message dated 1\/22\/07 8:08:37 AM, Petra writes:<\/p>\n
\tHave you ever heard of raw food helping in long standing tinnitus?<\/p>\n
\tPetra<\/p>\n \tDear Petra,<\/p>\n \tI am not a practitioner of any kind so please accept the following only as an exchange of information and ideas and NOT as medical advice.<\/p>\n \tThe raw food diet may or may not help. I think it depends on the person and of course of the severity of the tinnitus. It can't hurt to try though. <\/p>\n \tBeing a singer and having sung in many places with ear piercing acoustics, I developed tinnitus myself. I still have a touch of it, but not enough to bother me. What helped me and might help you is to get some ear coning or candling done. When I did that, a lot of wax came out of my ears and the tinnitis eased. For myself, I do ear candling regularly probably once or twice a year or so. If you don't know what ear coning or candling is, perhaps a google search will bring you some information. If you have it done, I would suggest that you have the practitioner use only beeswax candles, not the paraffin ones.<\/p>\n \tWishing you the best of health and an easing of your tinnitus.<\/p>\n \tWith blessings,<\/p>\n \tRhio < In a message dated 1\/22\/07 8:08:37 AM, Petra writes: Have you ever heard of raw food helping in long standing tinnitus? Petra Dear Petra, I am not a practitioner of any kind so please accept the following only as … Continue reading
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