Tinnitus
Treatments • News • Products for Tinnitus
Volume
VIII - issue 11
November
2008
Wishing
you quiet times... from
Arches Tinnitus Formulas
Welcome
to Quiet Times, the E Newsletter
dedicated to those who live every day with tinnitus.
In
this issue:
Ginkgo
for Cancer? There
are over 30 clinical studies on ginkgo biloba
being effective for tinnitus but now there is
growing evidence that it is helpful against
many kinds of cancer.
Cell
Phone Survey - Takes just a minute Do
you use a cell phone? Be part of an important
yet short online survey conducted by inner ear
specialist and tinnitus authority Dr. Michael
Seidman.
$20
off
on 4 Arches Tinnitus Relief! Why
pay $34.95 for one when every doctor will tell
you that you need to try 4? And that only cost
$29.95 per bottle.
ASK
BARRY
Living
with tinnitus for over 37 years, tinnitus expert,
Barry Keate, answers your questions about tinnitus.
Ginkgo
Biloba for Cancer
It
has been established through over 30 double-blind,
placebo based studies that pharmaceutical grade
Ginkgo biloba extract is effective for many in reducing
tinnitus.
Now
there is a growing compendium of data showing that
ginkgo extract can be helpful for cancer, both in
prevention and treatment.
While
QT's intent will always be to provide timely
information on tinnitus, we believe that this article
will be of great interest to our readers.
Which
ear do you use when talking on your cell phone?
Does one ear "hear" better than the other?
Ever use a hands-free device when talking? Tinnitus
authority and inner specialist, Michael Seidman,
MD, would like to know your answer to these and
six other short questions. The two minute survey
is part of a clinical study and QT will
publish his findings.
Here's
what Dr. Seidman has to say about this important
two-minute survey:
"I
wish to thank everyone who participates. I am trying
to assess which ear people use for their cell phone
and to determine if there is a relationship to tumors
of the head and neck.
Interestingly,
most people are right -handed and oddly enough they
use their right ear! If tumors were truly
associated with cell phone use, I would then think
that if my observation is correct then 90% of the
tumors should be on the right side and this is NOT
the case.
Thus, I am trying to see if my observation (that
most people use their right ear) is correct, this
would shed additional light on the situation. Some
will say "I use both" but invariably most
prefer one ear to the other and that is what we
are interested in."
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wanted to tell you how much I enjoy TRF. I've endured
tinnitus since 1993. For the past year I've been using
your product. Being desperate for some relief I ordered
it and gave it a trial. My tinnitus dropped greatly
in intensity. I feel like I have some control over my
tinnitus and my life. Thanks again."
Editors
Note: Arches President Barry Keate understands the
suffering caused by tinnitus. Having lived with tinnitus
for more than 35 years, Barry has made the recovery
from tinnitus his life's work and is an expert on
the subject. Do you have a question about tinnitus,
a therapy or special concern? Ask Barry.
Send
your questions to:
Can't
wait for an answer? Search our Tinnitus
Library and FAQ
section.
It's all there.
Dear
Barry,
The bi-lateral ringing started out of the blue in
late Aug '08. The first ENT doctor I went to looked
in my ears and said that this was a reaction or sensitivity
to MSG & foods with natural salicylates in them
(ie: berries, tomatoes, potatoes, apples, peaches,
cucumbers, etc). I thought this was crazy as I have
been a very health conscience eater most of my life
with no tinnitus side effects after eating lots of
fruits, tomatoes, etc. The second ENT doctor I went
to said that he had never heard of these foods causing
tinnitus or exasperating it. I do understand that
MSG can increase the effects of tinnitus, but I am
very careful about not eating foods that contain this
ingredient.
My question is if there is any connection between
tinnitus and these foods that have high amounts of
salicylates in them?
Thanks for your time,
Rhonda K
Portable
Laser Tool for Tinnitus?
Dear
Barry
I write to you again because you are the only person
who inspires me with confidence on this subject of
tinnitus. I want to ask you about Tinni-Tool, It has
been a year with tinnitus, every day gets worse, and
I do not know why. According to what I read on the
internet it could lower or even cure the tinnitus
in people who have had it less than 4 years. Is there
any danger for use the LLT, could it make worse my
tinnitus? Please, I would like to know your opinion
and know that does not replace an ENT, but believe
I feel more comfortable with yours.
Walter
Perez,
Miami, Fl
Surgical
solution for tinnitus?
Dear
Barry Keate
I just have a few simple questions:
1 - Is there a surgery on the inner ear that will
delete tinnitus?
2 - Are there artificial parts for the inner ear that
can be replaced to delete tinnitus?
3 - Can the entire inner ear be replaced with a donor?
NOTE:Ask Barry is pleased to be able to answer
your questions based upon the information we have
available. Our answers to your email inquiries are
not substitutes for a physician's advice nor are they
reviewed by a physician. If you are under a physician's
care, please share with your doctor any suggestions
you have received from Ask Barry.