What is
Tinnitus?
The symptoms of tinnitus include
ringing noises in the ears or hearing sounds that
seem to be coming from inside your head. The sounds of tinnitus
may be varied and sufferers report the noise as ringing, buzzing,
whistling, beating or roaring. The noise may be continuous, may
come and go, be heard in one ear or in both. Tinnitus is
sometimes associated with hearing loss. For some,
tinnitus may be nothing but an annoying little sound they hear
every now and then, but for the unlucky ones, tinnitus can reduce
the ability to concentrate or hear outside noises and may become
completely debilitating - preventing the sufferer
from leading a normal life.
What causes
Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is usually caused by
damage to the microscopic hairs that line the auditory
cells in the ear. These hairs usually move in response to
sound waves detected, producing a brainwave that is experienced as
sound. When damaged, these hairs become bent or broken and move
randomly in a constant state of irritation, producing “sound”
impulses in the brain.
Degenerative damage
in people of advancing age is a common cause of tinnitus and
usually paired with hearing loss. In younger sufferers exposure to
loud noise is probably the leading culprit.
Other causes of tinnitus may be as
benign as a small plug of wax in the ear that is
easily removed. Tinnitus may also occur as a result of head and
neck injury, stiffening of the bones in the middle-ear or as a
side-effect of prescription drugs.
Sometimes tinnitus may be caused by
an actual sound produced in your body that becomes audible due to
disease or proximity to the ear (Objective tinnitus).
Circulation problems such as high blood pressure and
atherosclerosis can cause the sound of blood flow in vessels close
to the ear to become more forceful, or turbulent - allowing your
ear to detect the sound. Malformation or narrowing of blood
vessels in the head and neck can have the same effect. More
rarely, tinnitus is a symptom of a tumor in the head or neck.
What is the
usual treatment for Tinnitus?
Conventional treatment of tinnitus
is based on the underlying cause if one is found.
For example, if impacted wax is the culprit, it is easily removed
or, if a medication is causing the tinnitus, you would need to
discontinue the medication or ask your health care provider to
prescribe an alternative drug.
In cases where tinnitus is caused
by ear damage due to noise exposure or advancing age, very little
is available in terms of medical treatment. Treatments that are
available are generally used on a trial and error basis as
different drugs may help different people.
What are the
ingredients of TinnaRex?
TinnaRex
contains the following herbal and homeopathic ingredients:
Ginkgo biloba is an
extremely effective herb used in Traditional Chinese Medicine and
derived from one of the oldest trees on earth. Its medicinal
properties have only been discovered by the West during the last
20 years, where clinical studies have indicated its effectiveness
in restoring the functioning of the circulatory system and
treating conditions caused by degenerative changes of ageing.
Ginkgo is excellent for a number of cerebral and circulatory
disorders. It is probably the most widely-used herb for tinnitus
and many sufferers swear by this natural ingredient.
Rosmarinus officinale
(Rosemary) dilates
and strengthens blood vessels and is an excellent circulation
tonic. Rosemary is particularly useful for tinnitus that is caused
or worsened by high blood pressure and other circulatory
conditions. Rosemary also acts as an invigorating herb, relieving
depression and imparting a zest for life, preventing fatigue and
stress which both affect tinnitus.
Avena sativa is made from
the wild oat plant and is a well known restorative and nerve
tonic. Avena sativa is effective in reducing high cholesterol
levels which can contribute to circulatory problems which cause
tinnitus. This herb is also used to treat depression, low libido
and lack of energy. Recent studies have suggested that it is also
effective in reducing the craving for nicotine in people who are
trying to quit smoking.
Verbena officinalis is also
known as Vervain or Wild Hyssop and is native to the Mediterranean
region. Verbena is well-known for its ability to relieve tension
and stress and relieve mild depression. This herb is also useful
in reducing pain and inflammation.
Salicylic Ac. (30C) is a
homeopathic remedy indicated for tinnitus with loud roaring or
ringing sounds, which may be accompanied by deafness or vertigo.
This remedy is particularly useful in people whose symptoms began
with a bout of flu, Meniere’s disease or long-term use of aspirin.
Because it is presented in homeopathic potency, Salicylic Ac.
carries none of the negative side effects of pharmaceutical
aspirin, yet offers excellent benefits.
How has
TinnaRex helped others?
"'For the last 5
years I have had tinnitus and was almost constantly bothered by a
low roaring noise in my ears. My doctor could find no physical
cause for it and advised me to learn to live with it - which I
accepted very reluctantly! A friend of mine who is a loyal Native
Remedies customer found your TinnaRex remedy for
me and suggested I give it a go - I certainly had nothing to lose
and she has had only good experiences with your company and
products. I used the remedy for several weeks and began to notice
the sound becoming quieter and less obvious. Some days I would
stop what I was doing and try to concentrate on whether I could
hear the noise or not - an unbelievable improvement for me! I now
seldom hear the roaring sound and when I do an extra dose of
TinnaRex generally quietens it down within
minutes. I must thank you for such a great product - it has really
brought me peace and quiet I thought I would never have." -
Muriel
"TinnaRex
has been super for the ringing in my ears that nothing else had
helped. I tried changing my diet, wearing a special hearing aid
and a few medications that had no effect at all. Your product has
stopped the ringing completely. I am so relieved to find something
that works and, although I was willing to try anything, all the
better that it is a safe and natural remedy!" -
Richard
How do I use
TinnaRex?
TinnaRex comes in a convenient
tincture form and is available in 50 ml bottles.
Directions:
Chronic:
10 - 15 drops in 1/4 cup water or juice three times daily.
Acute:
5 drops in 1/4 cup water every 30 minutes as needed. Do not exceed
10 acute doses in 12 hours.
Caution:
Please consult your medical practitioner should symptoms persist.
Safety during pregnancy and nursing not yet established. Do not
use concurrently with Warfarin or other blood thinning medication.
How long
until I see results?
Relief is generally felt
within minutes of taking TinnaRex, although stubborn
cases may take a little more time to respond. Over a few weeks of
using this natural remedy regularly, the sounds of tinnitus will
be significantly reduced and heard much less frequently.
How long will a
bottle last?
One 50 ml bottle will last
approximately 30 days at chronic dosage.
A 90 day supply of 3 bottles is
offered at a discount see the Buy 2 Get 1 FREE
special below.
