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Any liquid with alcohol in it will do just fine for me... :)

Do you know which Bose headphones you have? It’s just they range between £190 - £400?

alcohol has no effect on the T for you then, Thats good

Alcohol makes my T louder. But since it's temporary I don't really care.

Oh dear!! http://www.hear-it.org/Alcohol-can-cause-hearing-loss

I basically do not consume alcohol, well at least not for the past two years. Here the other day I tough "hey, perhaps I should try to get drunk!" Cause alcohol calms the central nervous system and that's good when it comes to T. But I've been afraid of the hangover and how I remember that was...

...original post is that the area where my TMJ joint is on both sides of my face and the area under my ears going down the sides of my jaw are extremely sensitive to alcohol and sugary drinks. If I drink alcohol or soda, I will get the worst shooting pain in those areas, so something isn't right.

What do you mean by "stopped drinking alcohol"? You were a raging alcoholic and stopped cold turkey? Or you were a casual drinker and decided to live healthy? You need to be a bit more specific, because getting tinnitus can be linked to alcohol withdrawal due to GABA receptor plasticity - but...

Caffeine (only dark coffee) helps me with tinnitus, but alcohol spikes my tinnitus after few hours.

Hey Linear b, do you think dinking alcohol spikes your t? since i dont party a lot anymore haha i wanna have a new hobbie thats basically buying beeer from around the world and rate them. haha thanks

At first I avoided many things but mainly coffee and alcohol because I was afraid of spikes. But after a while the fear for spikes faded and I started drinking both again.

Long-term use of alcohol is associated with various kinds of neurotoxicity and structural changes to GABA function which are probably likely, at least in some cases, to worsen tinnitus. Alcohol is a pretty terrible drug, enough so that if it had just been invented yesterday, it would almost...

I believe alcohol is like Xanax, it numb you a little. It has the same effect on me. Just try not to abuse.

For me its opposite. Alcohol makes my T better. Anyone else the same?

Has anyone found that their tinnitus gets louder after / during drinking alcohol? It may just be a coincidence but mine seems to spike

...transfer of power and accepting election defeat is important. I find Trump's character and actions unsuitable for the job. I don't drink alcohol, but if Trump wins, I will make a point of dropping by Minnesota to buy you a coffee and if Biden wins, I take my coffee black, no sugar. Take...

When I drink alcohol my tinnitus increase alot, i mean it becomes like 3 times higher than normal, and my tinnitus is loud at normal stage. But, i've always wondered why is my tinnitus getting louder when i drink alcohol? And how hard can it be to find a drug with opposite effect? Ps. Just...

I presume international patients would be excluded from compassionate use?

Lol if drinking aggravates that waht does make it better, alcohol is best!

I don't find coffee, alcohol or chocolate have any effect on my T.

I've become a whisky/scotch/bourbon collector since this infliction. Alcohol seems to help me, temporarily...

Agree, same for me.

Has anyone who could not drink alcohol due to it causing spikes been able to again drink after habituation without having a relapse?

Thanks everyone for sharing their experiences with caffeine and alcohol..it’s one less thing to worry about.

Oh wow that is terrible. I don't know. :( Was his tinnitus permanently increased after the alcohol or did it go away?

I read that alcohol makes tinnitus worse. I could sure drink a nice ice cold margarita.

Me too. Not even Magnesium.

...no cure from tinnitus: it is very complex and possibly has several - or maybe even many underlying different mechanisms for each individual. Alcohol increases GABA so it can be linked with the hypothesis that at least for some people the tinnitus mechanism is related with the lack of GABA in...

I know this is an old thread but really really hoping this wouldn't mean that those of use treating on benzos would need to go off for 6 months prior to treating with Susan's device if it makes it to market.

Happened to me last Friday. Went to a beer tasting the night before, consumed a fair amount of alcohol. Wouldn't say excessive, though, but enough to make me tipsy (I don't drink much anymore, so it doesn't take much). Almost complete silence in the morning. Good thing I wasn't stupid enough to...

If your using a worrying amount of alcohol then I suggest you stop, anything that affects the brain will have a detrimental affect on your T. Alcohol, in most cases,will spike T.

I'm only two weeks in with tinnitus and hadn't read anything about not consuming alcohol. For sure, two beers in things got a lot quieter - but I think it was just because ALL my senses are dulled with some alchohol. I do feel like it got a little worse the next day, though - but then I had...

people with a history of benzo use probably process alcohol differently, long term. I don't drink to intoxication anymore.

Alcohol Free Passion Flower drops help me sleep. Just drop it in your mouth, forget the water.

I think tea is quite different to alcohol, as in, it doesn't kill you...If it did I must be dead...I love me a cuppa tea <3

I've been timid with alcohol since the first glass of red wine I had after developing it woke me up in the night with roaring T. But when I drink even one drink it decreases noticibly. Alcohol has similar GABA effects as benzos and I figured it had something to do with that. I'm going to dinner...

Heavy drinking, even everyday for a year never affected my tinnitus, only loud noise has done that so far!

I took a while, but it´s finally sunk in, alcohol is pure poison in withdrawal. It will prolong and destroy progress. Thanks, Star:huganimation:

I don't think it is worth the risk, to take benzos and drink alcohol at the same time (during the evening, etc.). Time it so that both are many hours apart.

Well then I love drinking shit.

I don't think alcohol and caffeine is the cause of your increased T

Alcohol can reduce tinnitus. I have experienced this. Hopefully yours will cut out for good. Cheers!

I empathise with you, my whole adult life has always included alcohol, i´m not saying i have a problem far from it, but my family friends inlaws and outlaws have always included alcohol no matter what we´re celebrating and it has always been a very big part of my life. Alcohol like you say...

...onset. I don't think there's much you can do, other than waiting it out. What I have to say though is, don't beat yourself up by thinking the alcohol withdrawal was the reason for it. It may be idiopathic or maybe there's a (treatable) cause for it. For such a mysterious thing like tinnitus...

Friend: You should try vodka for your tinnitus. Me: I never pour alcohol in my ears. Never.

Time will tell! In the meantime we have benzos, barbiturates and alcohol, just don't go overboard....

@Bryce: Alcohol is a severe trigger when it comes to tinnitus. Don’t drink at all.

Alcohol, just dulls the senses and after a few drinks, you just say f..k it!

Then it was probably the noise and not the alcohol which caused the tinnitus - but I could be wrong.

Had 10 mixed drinks 12 days ago. T has spike this past week..MD alcohol did it.

If the beer doesn't work, see if a hard alcohol or wine does. Beer did nothing for my T. Hard alcohol took the edge off T, but didn't seem to lower it much. Red wine obliterated it and gave me the sweet sound of silence for a good 8 hours. Seems like it's different for everyone.

...themselves with excess water consumption. Diluting your electrolytes isn't something I would suggest. As for my personal experience with alcohol for tinnitus, I've never used it as a "treatment" per say, at least not consciously making that decision. Of course I think the key here is not...

I don't see any issue with alcohol for medicinal purposes or for entertainment. I do think being drunk/addiction is not biblical.

Alcohol acts on gaba receptors (inhibitory neurotransmitter) in the same way as benzos ie diazepam/lorazepam

India Pale Ale beer. Too bad the alcohol content is so high 'cause I like two!

Wow congratulations. Giving up alcohol when you have been drinking a lot is a real accomplishment.

...a week is more than 80% of the USA consumes; the 12-drink "average" that gets thrown around is a mean value which is distorted by severe alcoholics on the upper end of the range who may consume 70+. many of the studies showing a positive health impact from alcohol are flawed. alcohol is a...

This is a tincture which is the plant dissolved in 96 proof alcohol. From a tincture you can make oil by letting the alcohol evaporate. I think there is 500mg CBD in there (if I read it correctly) which would be 5%?

Does alcohol resolve alle the symptoms or are you drinking that much so you don't care anymore..