Tinnitus
Treatments • News • Products for Tinnitus
Volume
IX- issue 8
August
2009
Wishing
you quiet times
Welcome
to Quiet Times, the E Newsletter
dedicated to those who live every day with tinnitus.
from
Arches Tinnitus Formulas
In
this issue:
"Silver"
Fillings: Mercury Risks for
Health,
Hearing & Tinnitus So
called "silver" fillings for teeth
contain mercury and are known as dental amalgam
fillings. There is growing evidence that they
cause many serious health issues, among them
hearing loss, which affects tinnitus.
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ASK
BARRY
Living
with tinnitus for nearly four decades, tinnitus
expert, Barry Keate, answers your questions
about tinnitus.
Silver
Fillings: Mercury Risks for Health, Hearing &
Tinnitus
Your
dentist calls them dental amalgam fillings. The
American Dentistry Association calls them safe.
You know them as "silver" fillings. But
the name is really a misnomer.
Silver
comprises only 25-30% of the amalgam. The heavy
metal, mercury, a known toxin and pollutant, makes
up an average of 50% of the filling.
A
growing body of evidence now points to serious health
concerns regarding the use of amalgam fillings,
among them hearing loss...
which affects tinnitus. This is a must read.
"When
my left ear started buzzing at me (very loudly), one
afternoon, I did not even know the term tinnitus.
Five ear nose and throat doctors didn't help a bit
either (lots of allergy drugs).
I finally found your website and some of the sanest
info on tinnitus on the web. I have had very noticeable
improvement after starting to use Arches Tinnitus
Formulas.
Your
website seems one of the few places on the Internet
that really encourages people to sense the interconnected
and almost metaphysical nature of the condition.
Thank
You! Thank You!"
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.
Can't
wait for an answer? Search our Tinnitus
Library and FAQ
section.
It's all there.
Dear
Barry,
I have been taking your Tinnitus Relief Formula for
about two years with success. Things, of course, aren’t
perfect. I recently had some taste and smell issues.
With Zicam being taken off the shelf I was concerned
about the zinc content. I wondered what your thoughts
were. I also had a worsening of my hyperacusis and
tinnitus in my right ear. I believe it is due to some
noise exposure. Nothing huge but still enough to set
me back a bit. I wondered if there is anything that
I should be taking while it is still close to the
event. Maybe a supplement that promotes faster “healing”.
Thank you for your time and the products that you
sell.
Stephen Deffley
Needs
to find additional treatments
Hi
Barry,
I had surgery on 3/20/09 to have the shunt put
into my inner ear to help with my chronic vertigo.
The only thing that has changed so far is that
I no longer get sick to my stomach when I have
an "episode" - unfortunately, I'm still
getting them. The doctor told me to give until
October for it to be completely healed.
I
ordered your combo pack and I also take extra
Ginkgo biloba (60 mg). I need to know if there
is anything else you can recommend. The ringing
is more like pounding these days, I can't even
touch the outer part of my earlobe, it's like
the whole ear is vibrating. I want to place my
order soon, so let me know what you recommend.
Thanks
so much,
Doris V.
Brooklyn, NY
Wobenzym
for Tinnitus?
Hello Barry,
I am interested in a supplement called Wobenzym
for tinnitus. Any info you can provide would be
appreciated.
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.
So
called "silver" fillings for teeth
contain mercury and are known as dental amalgam
fillings. There is growing evidence that they
cause many serious health issues, among them
hearing loss, which affects tinnitus.
Your
dentist calls them dental amalgam fillings. The
American Dentistry Association calls them safe.
You know them as "silver" fillings. But
the name is really a misnomer. 
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.