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Originally Posted by john70t
Random thought:
If the tinnitus is caused by an agitated nerve in the temporal lobe.
Why not fix the ear itself, provide a type of shield from the offending stimulus, or dull the offending nerve to the brain at the proximal location?
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This is quite interesting. My grandmother suffered with serious tinnitus, and after running out of options took the advice of a local herbalist to brew a tea from
this plant and drink a small quanity first thing in the morning and last thing at night.
It actually worked, believe it or not, and I guess it probably is due to the plant's "calming effects" on the agitated nerve, being part of the cannabis family.
(My grandma was really cool, but I never thought of her as a recreational drug user...
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Now, I am a huge sceptic when it comes to herbal medicine, but I guess anything is worth trying once?