Layla23
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Layla23

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Layla23 was last seen:
May 22, 2019
    1. DaveyJones
      DaveyJones
      Hi, just wondering if you’ve had any improvement with the reactive part of your tinnitus
      Aug 3, 2020
    2. MuffinMan
      MuffinMan
      are you of middle eastern origin?
      Oct 12, 2018
      2. Layla23
        Layla23
        No but I get that a lot lol
        Oct 13, 2018
      3. Layla23
        Layla23
        Oct 13, 2018
      4. MuffinMan
        MuffinMan
        it’s because of your username hehe and yeah the looks too
        Oct 13, 2018
    3. dpdx
      dpdx
      How are u
      Oct 3, 2018
      2. Layla23
        Layla23
        Tired. You?
        Oct 4, 2018
    4. Matt Karlgaard
      Matt Karlgaard
      The hyper-oxygenation is good for healing in general I believe, and the brain requires lots of oxygen.
      Aug 21, 2018
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    5. Matt Karlgaard
      Matt Karlgaard
      The wim hof method has worked well to reduce my tinnitus and headaches in the short term, and I'm guessing it has had good effects in the long term. I did it regularly while I was suffering badly in the months following my concussion, and do it sporadically now, when I have "background" tinnitus that I pretty much ignore. It has always seemed to reduce the "volume" of the tinnitus and/or headache.
      Aug 21, 2018
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    Gender:
    Female
    Tinnitus Since:
    May 2017
    Cause of Tinnitus:
    Bars/nightclubs/MRI

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