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Matchbox, this is my understanding of how hearing works. The hair cells are plump little balloons full of Potassium (K), which sit on a "trap...
Lyta, so far as I can tell, generic Potassium is widely sold. I've been buying mine from a local independent supermarket, which sells the...
5) Why does every source say potassium is good for your ears and tinnitus? It seems there is agreement, that potassium is the key to managing...
4) What caused my tinnitus? Taking the heart drug Digoxin. Ototoxic drug onset.
3) What worked for you is the opposite for me: low potassium + magnesium spikes it, and sugar spikes it immediately. You do seem to be...
2) Diet sounds wonderful, but I'd get very fat on it! How bad was your tinnitus before you found this way to manage it? How bad is it now you...
I can't figure out how to reply to the individual posts, so I'll answer questions like this. 1) Doesn't hurt to try, but how is this supposed to...
I am going on two years now, following a protocol I stumbled onto, which is working remarkably well to manage my tinnitus. In a nutshell, what...
Like I said, it's best to look everything up, just to be sure, at least at the start. I was delighted to be able to eat berries again, which I...
I like to throw on a towel or tee shirt, and putter around, clean, make dinner, til the time is up. Or read the computer, etc.
This last post will hazard a brief and wild guess why this works. You know--and I learned from this wonderful forum, thank you so much—that drugs...
This post is about magnesium oil. It’s a pain to use, but by far the best way to get lots of magnesium into yourself. You absorb the magnesium...
This post covers “moderate potassium and calcium from food.” First, if you have any condition that might conceivably be affected by potassium, do...
This post will describe my tinnitus situation, and my experience with the protocol. I’ve had tinnitus since 2014; in retrospect, I’m pretty sure...
