Systemic Oral Enzymes (Wobenzym N etc.) for Tinnitus

Thanks, Calin --- Spraying a couple of times a day sounds good, and not to difficult to remember to do! I've been taking so many supplements, etc.,that I use a checklist each day. Have cut back on some of the supplements, though, and am only using the ones I think are really working.

I think the enzymes seem to be working for me. And, as you say, the enzymes may make the magnesium even more effective. The combination seems to be a good one.

I'm continuing to take 3 enzyme capsules per day; that works for me right now. I'll keep you posted on my progress!

 

Well, I'd say that I'm feeling cautiously hopeful! I say that because this has been going on for so long, that I'm always kind of waiting for the other shoe to drop.

Right now, the tinnitus isn't so bad. I believe it has taken the edge off. I can still hear the pulsating and ringing, but it is not driving me to distraction, like it often is. It's definitely softer. And, at night when I go to bed, the pulsating isn't like a drumbeat so much as it is like a whooshing. I don't feel the pulsating as a vibration so much as I used to. Hope this makes sense to you! As for the ringing, it used to be actually piercing (like a drill in the side of my head). It is more bearable now -- more like steady ringing.

 

Well, maybe we've started something! Just taking the magnesium might make a difference for most T sufferers. At least, it's worth a try.

I've just ordered some magnesium oil -- I'm going to try using it, and will report back on that, as well.

 

Calin, do you just hear T in your ears or do you also hear it in your head?

 

I hear in my right ear or right side most of the time like during the day but if it is very quiet then it seems to come from inside my head

 

To both of you: I think it is magnesium chloride that makes the difference. I was taking magnesium citrate (in the form of Natural Calm powder) before, and it didn't seem to do anything for my tinnitus. But the magnesium chloride seems to absorb better, and has a calming effect. Or, at least it does for me. Also, Calin, I've noticed that with magnesium chloride, there doesn't seem to be a problem with the "runny stools" you mentioned above. You probably are getting enough magnesium, absorbed through the skin, to make a difference in your T.

As of this evening, things are still going well for me. Pulsating and ringing are both there, but calmer and quieter.

Calin, it's great that yours is so much quieter now. Hope it continues to fade for you!

 

Cookie --- I don't think Calin is still taking the systemic enzymes.

I'm still taking them; I take up to 8 per day. The tinnitus is still there, but it is calmer. At least I can sleep more now. Before, I had insomnia due to pulsating/ringing every night. The systemic enzymes agree with me; the brand I'm taking is MediZym. If you Google "Wobenzym and tinnitus", you'll find that these systemic enzymes really help some people reduce, or cure, their tinnitus. It's worth checking into!

 

Louise,
I didn't know that, either! I stopped taking Vitalzym a while back, and have been taking Medizym (6 tablets per day). It hasn't cured my tinnitus, but I think it's one of the things that helps keep it a bit calmer.

 

Louise,
You're right. It seems to take awhile to reap the benefits of systemic enzymes, but that is true of any of the natural supplements. The Medizym I'm taking is very similar in formula to the Wobenzyme, but costs less. The bottle says to take 3 tablets twice a day, so that's what I've been doing. I read the information on Wobenzyme for tinnitus, and I know you're supposed to take a lot more, but the six tablets per day seems to be working for me. I'm trying to stay off all prescription drugs (except my Synthroid) if at all possible; that's why I'm still taking them.

I've heard that Clonzepam is supposed to be very effective for anxiety and tinnitus, but I'm gun-shy about prescription drugs, after my bad experiences with them! (Blood pressure drugs were what caused my tinnitus to be so bad).

 

Yes, Louise, you are correct. The Wobenzyme site says that often, the T gets worse before it gets better. That happened to me, too, when I first began taking systemic enzymes.

Cookie -- how many per day are you taking? You could start slowly and build up to the 10 tabs, twice per day. Please keep us posted on how you're doing on the enzymes!

 

Cookie --- are you doing any better today than yesterday? It might just have been that it was a little bit too much for your system, too soon! I worked up to 6 tablets daily (3 tablets, 2x per day) by taking first one a day, then two, and so on. Can you believe that, for tinnitus, the doctor who is advocating this says to take 10 tablets, twice a day? That's a lot of enzymes!

 

Louise, The reason I'm patient is that I've had bad reactions to prescription drugs, and I'm really very gun-shy!! I'll never take another blood pressure drug in my life, that's for sure.

Anyway, even with natural supplements, I feel that the best course is to proceed slowly.

I hope the systemic enzymes work for someone out there; so far, they have probably helped me a little bit, but they certainly haven't cured my tinnitus!

 

Actually, so am I! I'd like to be able to throw caution to the winds a little bit again, wouldn't you? This tinnitus thing certainly makes spontaneity a lot harder!!

 

Yes, me, too. I've been trying all sorts of supplements, vitamins, etc., in the hope that something will work! I think it would be hard to go through the TRT process, too. I haven't tried it yet; trying other things first. I'm having a pretty good tinnitus day today; I don't know why, except that I've taken a couple extra systemic enzymes. Could it be that something is actually working?