Using Magnetic Wave Therapy to Help Tinnitus

[calin]

Tinnitus sufferers are always being told to try acupuncture. This is like that but is Electro-Acupuncture or Magnetic Wave Therapy.

See what you think!

 

[calin]

Here is the web site.... http://www.getaculifenow.com/

I will read more on it later.

 

[mock turtle]

i cant find any double blind studies or other relevant scientific studies that indicate this works

what evidence do yo have besides anecdote ?

id like nothing better than to be shown im wrong

 

[calin]

i cant find any double blind studies or other relevant scientific studies that indicate this works

what evidence do yo have besides anecdote ?

id like nothing better than to be shown im wrong

If you read what I wrote it shows that I only posted it for those wanting to consider it. I have not looked for anything validating it other than the typical suggestion for tinnitus sufferers to use acupuncture.

I did not recommend - only offered it as I found it on the web.

Double blind studies aren't what they should be. That is a long story however, and we are left with medications that are approved by the FDA only to cause more problems which require more medication. Like tinnitus. Many medications and even aspirin can cause tinnitus. Where are the double blind studies on aspirin? And even better, where is the warning on the aspirin bottles that state aspirin may cause tinnitus?

The first question my ENT asked me was if I took aspirin!!

 

[Jim]

I watched the first video up to the point about "realigning your body energy". That's was enough for me. Smells like snake oil.

 

[mock turtle]

calin rote "...I did not recommend - only offered it as I found it on the web.
Double blind studies aren't what they should be...."

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i kinda thought that with all the information and references you were offering this up as a possible effective therapy....i get it now... you are not, .....my mistake, i apologize

as for double blind studies, yeah they are often far from what we would like them to be, but the alternative is anecdote which is even more problematic

as for aspirin, in fact, the tinnitus aspirin causes is very often temporary, ie reversible, in the vast majority of cases
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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15143764
Reversible hearing loss in acute salicylate intoxicationWecker H, Laubert A.
Source

HNO-Klinik der Universität Witten/Herdecke, Katholisches Krankenhaus Hagen gGmbH. a.laubert@kkh-hagen.de
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or this, half way down under drugs and ototoxicity
http://www.utmb.edu/otoref/grnds/Tinnitus-030122/Tinnitus-030122.htm
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after 100 years of use and even more by native cultures that used tea from willow bark it seems to me aspirin works as indicated

but i agree that aspirin should have some warnings on the label

btw, just as a side issue, which you did not raise, but i will because so many people choose paracetamol over aspirin... paracetamol in cumulative doses near or slightly above the recommended max daily dose poses a substantial risk for liver toxicity. ..... in recent years has caused more causes of liver failure than alcohol and a number of others combined !

http://news.injuryboard.com/stronger-warnings-on-tylenol-and-liver-toxicity.aspx?googleid=263884
Stronger Warnings On Tylenol And Liver Toxicity

by Jane Akre Friday, May 29, 2009 11:02 AM EST

http://news.injuryboard.com/stronge...r-toxicity.aspx?googleid=263884#ixzz1nnSE6zjW​

best wishes​

mock turtle​

 

[calin]

calin rote "...I did not recommend - only offered it as I found it on the web.
Double blind studies aren't what they should be...."

---

i kinda thought that with all the information and references you were offering this up as a possible effective therapy....i get it now... you are not, .....my mistake, i apologize

as for double blind studies, yeah they are often far from what we would like them to be, but the alternative is anecdote which is even more problematic

as for aspirin, in fact, the tinnitus aspirin causes is very often temporary, ie reversible, in the vast majority of cases
---
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15143764
Reversible hearing loss in acute salicylate intoxicationWecker H, Laubert A.
Source

HNO-Klinik der Universität Witten/Herdecke, Katholisches Krankenhaus Hagen gGmbH. a.laubert@kkh-hagen.de
---

or this, half way down under drugs and ototoxicity
http://www.utmb.edu/otoref/grnds/Tinnitus-030122/Tinnitus-030122.htm
---
after 100 years of use and even more by native cultures that used tea from willow bark it seems to me aspirin works as indicated

but i agree that aspirin should have some warnings on the label

btw, just as a side issue, which you did not raise, but i will because so many people choose paracetamol over aspirin... paracetamol in cumulative doses near or slightly above the recommended max daily dose poses a substantial risk for liver toxicity. ..... in recent years has caused more causes of liver failure than alcohol and a number of others combined !

http://news.injuryboard.com/stronger-warnings-on-tylenol-and-liver-toxicity.aspx?googleid=263884
Stronger Warnings On Tylenol And Liver Toxicity

by Jane Akre Friday, May 29, 2009 11:02 AM EST

http://news.injuryboard.com/stronge...r-toxicity.aspx?googleid=263884#ixzz1nnSE6zjW​

best wishes​

mock turtle​

Ok!

Good to know that the effects may be temporary with aspirin!

I don't take aspirin for even headaches. Once a year or so I may take an Advil. One or two a year is too much for me as it is. I do what Jim laughs at - I realign my energies! lol. Drinking water also helps with headaches. I actually don't get many headaches.