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woensdag 13 februari 2013
Tinnitus Miracle - What Is The Tinnitus Miracle?
dinsdag 12 februari 2013
Tinnitus: Have You Tried High Power Laser Therapy
tinnitus is a condition for which laser therapy can be effective and yet many are not aware that this option exists. Laser therapy has been shown to reduce inflammation, reduce fibrous tissue formation, improve vascular activity, accelerate tissue repair and cell growth as well as improve nerve function. tinnitus is the perception of ringing in the ears when no ringing is really present. Tinnitus is, therefore, a symptom and not medical condition but can be part of the signs and symptoms associated with various causes. This symptom can, however, be very annoying to the patient and at times very difficult to treat for the physician depending on what the underlying cause of the tinnitus is. There have been no reported negative effects from laser therapy when used by a qualified and experienced practitioner and as you can see from the list above, there are many possible benefits for a patient with a stubborn case of tinnitus. My experience as a pioneer in the use of High Power Laser Therapy in the United States with Tinnitus has been very positive and its effectiveness on an individual basis can be determined fairly easily with a short trial period. The advantage of High Power Laser Therapy over low level lasers is its ability to penetrate deeper and reach the target tissue. Many times low level laser energy is absorbed by the more superficial covering tissues and, therefore, becomes ineffective before reaching the tissue in question. High Power Laser Therapy also delivers more energy to the tissue per unit of time. The purpose of this article is to make those suffering with tinnitus aware that this option is available to them. Below you will find a few journal articles regarding laser therapy and tinnitus.
Int Tinnitus J. 2008;14(2):175-80.
Effectiveness of combined counseling and low-level laser stimulation in the treatment of disturbing chronic tinnitus.
Cuda D, De Caria A.
Department of Otolaryngology, Guglielmo da Saliceto Hospital, Piacenza, Italy. d.cuda@ausl.pc.it
Abstract
We recruited 46 adult patients affected by disturbing tinnitus lasting for at least 3 years. All were treated with a combined counseling protocol constituting hypnotherapeutic and muscle relaxation techniques. We randomly assigned 26 patients to the group receiving low-level laser stimulation treatment and 20 to the placebo group. The laser power was 5 mV and the wavelength 650 nm. The irradiation lasted 20 minutes daily for 3 months. The Tinnitus Handicap Inventory (THI) questionnaire was submitted at the beginning and at the end of treatment. The THI scores improved in the entire sample after treatment but more significantly in the group receiving low-level laser stimulation. From the point of view of clinical classification, approximately 61% of irradiated patients had tinnitus severity decreased by one class, in comparison to 35% of the placebo group.
PMID: 19205171 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
J Laryngol Otol. 2008 May;122(5):447-51. Epub 2007 Jul 12.
Effectiveness of transmeatal low power laser irradiation for chronic tinnitus.
Gungor A, Dogru S, Cincik H, Erkul E, Poyrazoglu E.
Department of Otolaryngology, Haydarpasa Military Hospital, Istanbul, Turkey.
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate effectiveness of 5 mW laser irradiation in the treatment of chronic tinnitus. STUDY DESIGN: Prospective, randomised, double-blind study.Methods:This investigation included 66 ears in 45 patients with chronic unilateral or bilateral tinnitus. A 5 mW laser with a wavelength of 650 nm, or placebo laser, was applied transmeatally for 15 minutes, once daily for a week. A questionnaire was administered which asked patients to score their symptoms on a five-point scale, before and two weeks after laser irradiation. A decrease of one scale point, regarding the loudness, duration and degree of annoyance of tinnitus, was accepted to represent an improvement. RESULTS: The loudness, duration and degree of annoyance of tinnitus were improved, respectively, in up to 48.8, 57.7 and 55.5 per cent of the patients in the active laser group. No significant improvement was observed in the placebo laser group. CONCLUSION: Transmeatal, low power (5 mW) laser irradiation was found to be useful for the treatment of chronic tinnitus.
PMID: 17625032 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Lasers Med Sci. 2003;18(3):154-61.
Transmeatal cochlear laser (TCL) treatment of cochlear dysfunction: a feasibility study for chronic tinnitus.
Tauber S, Schorn K, Beyer W, Baumgartner R.
Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, D-81377 Munich, FRG. drtauber@yahoo.de
Abstract
Low-level-laser-therapy (LLLT) targeting the inner ear has been discussed as a therapeutic procedure for cochlear dysfunction such as chronic cochlear tinnitus or sensorineural hearing loss. Former studies demonstrate dose-dependent biological and physiological effects of LLLT such as enhanced recovery of peripheral nerve injuries, which could be of therapeutic interest in cochlear dysfunction. To date, in patients with chronic tinnitus mastoidal and transmeatal irradiation has been performed without systematic dosimetric assessment. However, light-dosimetric studies on human temporal bones demonstrated that controlled application of laserlight to the human cochlea depends on defined radiator position within the external auditory meatus. This feasibility study first presents a laser application system enabling dose-controlled transmeatal cochlear laser-irradiation (TCL), as well as preliminary clinical results in patients with chronic cochlear tinnitus. The novel laser TCL-system, consisting of four diode lasers (lambda=635 nm-830 nm) and a new specific head-set applicator, was developed on the basis of dosimetric data from a former light-dosimetric study. In a preliminary clinical study, the TCL-system was applied to 35 patients with chronic tinnitus and sensorineural hearing loss. The chronic symptoms persisted after standard therapeutic procedures for at least six months, while retrocochlear or middle-ear pathologies have been ruled out. The patients were randomised and received five single diode laser treatments (lambda=635 nm, 7.8 mW cw, n=17 and lambda=830 nm, 20 mW cw, n=18) with a space irradiation of 4 J/cm2 site of maximal cochlear injury. For evaluation of laser-induced effects complete otolaryngologic examinations with audiometry, tinnitus masking and matching, and a tinnitus-self-assessment were performed before, during and after the laser-irradiation. The first clinical use of the TCL-system has been well tolerated without side-effects and produced no observable damage to the external, middle or inner ear. Changes of tinnitus loudness and tinnitus matching have been described. After a follow-up period of six months tinnitus loudness was attenuated in 13 of 35 irradiated patients, while two of 35 patients reported their tinnitus as totally absent. Hearing threshold levels and middle ear function remained unchanged. Further investigations by large double-blind placebo-controlled studies are mandatory for clinical evaluation of the presented TCL-system and its therapeutic effectiveness in acute and chronic cochlear dysfunction.
PMID: 14505199 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Dr. Nelson Mane D.C. is a chiropractic physician certified in both chiropractic orthopedics and neurology. He has sub specialty training in childhood neurobehavioral disorders as well as vestibular disorders and electro diagnostics. He was one of 11 doctors out of 60,000 chosen by the American Chiropractic Association to start the first Chiropractic neurology board back in 1989.Dr Mane is a D.A.N. (Defeat Autism Now) doctor. He is considered a pioneer in the use of Hemispheric Integration Therapy for the treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders. For more information regarding Dr. Nelson Mane D.C. and his unique approach combining functional medicine with Hemispheric Integration Therapy go to www.Hitautism.com.
For more information about Dr. Nelson Mane, D.C. and his treatment approach for ASD go to http://www.manecenter.com/ADHD.htm.
Int Tinnitus J. 2008;14(2):175-80.
Effectiveness of combined counseling and low-level laser stimulation in the treatment of disturbing chronic tinnitus.
Cuda D, De Caria A.
Department of Otolaryngology, Guglielmo da Saliceto Hospital, Piacenza, Italy. d.cuda@ausl.pc.it
Abstract
We recruited 46 adult patients affected by disturbing tinnitus lasting for at least 3 years. All were treated with a combined counseling protocol constituting hypnotherapeutic and muscle relaxation techniques. We randomly assigned 26 patients to the group receiving low-level laser stimulation treatment and 20 to the placebo group. The laser power was 5 mV and the wavelength 650 nm. The irradiation lasted 20 minutes daily for 3 months. The Tinnitus Handicap Inventory (THI) questionnaire was submitted at the beginning and at the end of treatment. The THI scores improved in the entire sample after treatment but more significantly in the group receiving low-level laser stimulation. From the point of view of clinical classification, approximately 61% of irradiated patients had tinnitus severity decreased by one class, in comparison to 35% of the placebo group.
PMID: 19205171 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
J Laryngol Otol. 2008 May;122(5):447-51. Epub 2007 Jul 12.
Effectiveness of transmeatal low power laser irradiation for chronic tinnitus.
Gungor A, Dogru S, Cincik H, Erkul E, Poyrazoglu E.
Department of Otolaryngology, Haydarpasa Military Hospital, Istanbul, Turkey.
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate effectiveness of 5 mW laser irradiation in the treatment of chronic tinnitus. STUDY DESIGN: Prospective, randomised, double-blind study.Methods:This investigation included 66 ears in 45 patients with chronic unilateral or bilateral tinnitus. A 5 mW laser with a wavelength of 650 nm, or placebo laser, was applied transmeatally for 15 minutes, once daily for a week. A questionnaire was administered which asked patients to score their symptoms on a five-point scale, before and two weeks after laser irradiation. A decrease of one scale point, regarding the loudness, duration and degree of annoyance of tinnitus, was accepted to represent an improvement. RESULTS: The loudness, duration and degree of annoyance of tinnitus were improved, respectively, in up to 48.8, 57.7 and 55.5 per cent of the patients in the active laser group. No significant improvement was observed in the placebo laser group. CONCLUSION: Transmeatal, low power (5 mW) laser irradiation was found to be useful for the treatment of chronic tinnitus.
PMID: 17625032 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Lasers Med Sci. 2003;18(3):154-61.
Transmeatal cochlear laser (TCL) treatment of cochlear dysfunction: a feasibility study for chronic tinnitus.
Tauber S, Schorn K, Beyer W, Baumgartner R.
Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, D-81377 Munich, FRG. drtauber@yahoo.de
Abstract
Low-level-laser-therapy (LLLT) targeting the inner ear has been discussed as a therapeutic procedure for cochlear dysfunction such as chronic cochlear tinnitus or sensorineural hearing loss. Former studies demonstrate dose-dependent biological and physiological effects of LLLT such as enhanced recovery of peripheral nerve injuries, which could be of therapeutic interest in cochlear dysfunction. To date, in patients with chronic tinnitus mastoidal and transmeatal irradiation has been performed without systematic dosimetric assessment. However, light-dosimetric studies on human temporal bones demonstrated that controlled application of laserlight to the human cochlea depends on defined radiator position within the external auditory meatus. This feasibility study first presents a laser application system enabling dose-controlled transmeatal cochlear laser-irradiation (TCL), as well as preliminary clinical results in patients with chronic cochlear tinnitus. The novel laser TCL-system, consisting of four diode lasers (lambda=635 nm-830 nm) and a new specific head-set applicator, was developed on the basis of dosimetric data from a former light-dosimetric study. In a preliminary clinical study, the TCL-system was applied to 35 patients with chronic tinnitus and sensorineural hearing loss. The chronic symptoms persisted after standard therapeutic procedures for at least six months, while retrocochlear or middle-ear pathologies have been ruled out. The patients were randomised and received five single diode laser treatments (lambda=635 nm, 7.8 mW cw, n=17 and lambda=830 nm, 20 mW cw, n=18) with a space irradiation of 4 J/cm2 site of maximal cochlear injury. For evaluation of laser-induced effects complete otolaryngologic examinations with audiometry, tinnitus masking and matching, and a tinnitus-self-assessment were performed before, during and after the laser-irradiation. The first clinical use of the TCL-system has been well tolerated without side-effects and produced no observable damage to the external, middle or inner ear. Changes of tinnitus loudness and tinnitus matching have been described. After a follow-up period of six months tinnitus loudness was attenuated in 13 of 35 irradiated patients, while two of 35 patients reported their tinnitus as totally absent. Hearing threshold levels and middle ear function remained unchanged. Further investigations by large double-blind placebo-controlled studies are mandatory for clinical evaluation of the presented TCL-system and its therapeutic effectiveness in acute and chronic cochlear dysfunction.
PMID: 14505199 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Dr. Nelson Mane D.C. is a chiropractic physician certified in both chiropractic orthopedics and neurology. He has sub specialty training in childhood neurobehavioral disorders as well as vestibular disorders and electro diagnostics. He was one of 11 doctors out of 60,000 chosen by the American Chiropractic Association to start the first Chiropractic neurology board back in 1989.Dr Mane is a D.A.N. (Defeat Autism Now) doctor. He is considered a pioneer in the use of Hemispheric Integration Therapy for the treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders. For more information regarding Dr. Nelson Mane D.C. and his unique approach combining functional medicine with Hemispheric Integration Therapy go to www.Hitautism.com.
For more information about Dr. Nelson Mane, D.C. and his treatment approach for ASD go to http://www.manecenter.com/ADHD.htm.
Pulsatile Tinnitus - A Rythmic Tinnitus With A Potentially Ominous Source
tinnitus is actually not disease. It is just a symptom of some other disorder in your system. tinnitus is often described as ringing sound in one or both of your ears. However, it can occur in other forms of sound as well, such as buzzing, whooshing, or hissing. Whatever type of sound tinnitus sufferer hear, there is no external source for that noise. The noise is produced within his or her body and usually the sufferer is the only person who can hear it.
It is very common that tinnitus is caused by some inner ear disorder. Some common causes of that disorder include exposure to loud noises, head injuries, and ear infections. Sometimes the causes of tinnitus can be a little bit more serious as well.
Pulsatile tinnitus is a specific form of tinnitus, in which the perceived auditory symptom seems to occur in rhythm with the sufferer's heartbeat. Often the sound pulsates for an ongoing span of time, giving it its characteristic name, while the noise itself can have a thumping or whooshing quality.
Pulsatile tinnitus is often called as vascular tinnitus. Usually, this type of tinnitus appears in just one ear. It has been reported that only one out of twenty tinnitus patients has vascular tinnitus.
Vascular tinnitus, unlike other varieties, is not often inner-ear specific. A Eustachian tube blockage, or ear infection, can be the culprit, as with other varieties of tinnitus.
Vascular tinnitus is usually caused by increased blood circulation near the patients ear. The flow is so extreme that the sufferer can hear the blood passing his or her ear.
Tumultuous blood flow can occur during the relatively benign event of arduous exercise. It can be caused by anemia, particularly in pregnancy. It can occur with hyperthyroidism.
Nevertheless, often the cause of this type of tinnitus is the contraction of blood vessels causing constriction in blood flow. In those cases, the pulsating and whooshing noise the patient hear is due to variation in blood flow.
Physical conditions or diseases that may lead to blood vessel constriction, in turn leading to pulsatile tinnitus, include hypertension and arteriosclerosis. These two often go hand in hand, lethally causing constriction of the arterial walls. Other conditions include heart murmurs and certain kinds of tumors.
While there is some varying degree of risk associated with the tinnitus causes related to vascular tinnitus, there is the very real risk of stroke associated with constriction in the cranial or neck vessels extreme enough to lead to the characteristic auditory symptoms of vascular tinnitus. For this reason medical advice and subsequent testing is always advisable for subjects experiencing tinnitus with the qualities inherent to pulsatile tinnitus.
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Are you suffering from that nerve racking ringing in the ears? Read more about pulsatile tinnitus causes, symptoms, and treatment by visiting GetHelpForTinnitus.com
It is very common that tinnitus is caused by some inner ear disorder. Some common causes of that disorder include exposure to loud noises, head injuries, and ear infections. Sometimes the causes of tinnitus can be a little bit more serious as well.
Pulsatile tinnitus is a specific form of tinnitus, in which the perceived auditory symptom seems to occur in rhythm with the sufferer's heartbeat. Often the sound pulsates for an ongoing span of time, giving it its characteristic name, while the noise itself can have a thumping or whooshing quality.
Pulsatile tinnitus is often called as vascular tinnitus. Usually, this type of tinnitus appears in just one ear. It has been reported that only one out of twenty tinnitus patients has vascular tinnitus.
Vascular tinnitus, unlike other varieties, is not often inner-ear specific. A Eustachian tube blockage, or ear infection, can be the culprit, as with other varieties of tinnitus.
Vascular tinnitus is usually caused by increased blood circulation near the patients ear. The flow is so extreme that the sufferer can hear the blood passing his or her ear.
Tumultuous blood flow can occur during the relatively benign event of arduous exercise. It can be caused by anemia, particularly in pregnancy. It can occur with hyperthyroidism.
Nevertheless, often the cause of this type of tinnitus is the contraction of blood vessels causing constriction in blood flow. In those cases, the pulsating and whooshing noise the patient hear is due to variation in blood flow.
Physical conditions or diseases that may lead to blood vessel constriction, in turn leading to pulsatile tinnitus, include hypertension and arteriosclerosis. These two often go hand in hand, lethally causing constriction of the arterial walls. Other conditions include heart murmurs and certain kinds of tumors.
While there is some varying degree of risk associated with the tinnitus causes related to vascular tinnitus, there is the very real risk of stroke associated with constriction in the cranial or neck vessels extreme enough to lead to the characteristic auditory symptoms of vascular tinnitus. For this reason medical advice and subsequent testing is always advisable for subjects experiencing tinnitus with the qualities inherent to pulsatile tinnitus.
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Are you suffering from that nerve racking ringing in the ears? Read more about pulsatile tinnitus causes, symptoms, and treatment by visiting GetHelpForTinnitus.com
maandag 11 februari 2013
Tinnitus Miracle Review... End The Ringing For Good?
Tinnitus Miracle Review... End The Ringing For Good?
zondag 10 februari 2013
A Periwinkle Extract Vinpocetine May Promote Cerebral Blood Flow
Periwinkles form the plant genus Vinca, of which the lesser periwinkle and the greater periwinkle are the two members. They are also a form of dogbane, known for its alkaloid properties. Periwinkles are of interest to the medical profession due to their biosynthesis of a number of alkaloids that are used to protect themselves from bacteria and are also toxic to the herbivores that would otherwise eat them.
Many other plants produce alkaloids, perhaps the best known being poppy, that produces the alkaloid opium that is the precursor to heroin. The alkaloids of the periwinkle, however, have a much more beneficial use for mankind in their action on certain types of cancer such as Hodgkin’s disease, and also on the flow of blood to the brain.
The components of the periwinkle include vinblastine, which is used in the treatment of Hodgkin’s lymphoma, and it is the only plant known to produce the alkaloid, although only in very small quantities after synthetic seeding. This involves introducing modified tryptamines to the plant so that they produce the desired alkaloid, although only in quantities of 0.002% of the weight of the plant. Although small, this is still less expensive that synthesizing the alkaloid in a chemical plant rather than a biological one!
Chemists are now seeking more readily synthesizable alternative forms of the alkaloid that have the same effect, again using the periwinkle as a botanical chemical factory to provide them with a lead as to possible synthetic routes. However, it is for the application of another alkaloid of this amazing little plant that we are more concerned with here.
In addition to vinblastine, the periwinkle produces the alkaloid vincamine, a type of tryptamine that can be extracted from the leaves of the lesser periwinkle, the Vinca minor. This periwinkle has been used through the ages as an invigorating tonic and as an astringent to treat bleeding gums and sores in the mouth. Vincamine promotes the aerobic glycolysis that is essential to cerebral health.
Normal glycolysis, or the conversion of glucose to energy in the mitochondria of the cells of the body, occurs best in the absence of oxygen (anaerobic glycolysis). However, the brain produces up to and over 90% more energy through aerobic glycolysis in the presence of oxygen than through anaerobic. Hence one of the needs for such a rich supply of oxygenated blood being needed by the brain. As people grow older, or their brain tissue becomes damaged, then the supply of blood can be reduced and more and more anaerobic glycolysis is switched on. This results in an increasing loss of brain energy and hence brain function. Vincamine can reverse this effect, or at least maintain the status quo, and so enable people to maintain their brain function for longer.
It is also what is known as a vasodilator, and dilates the blood vessels in the brain allowing a greater blood flow. It is known to be beneficial in relation to tasks requiring focused concentration such as mathematical problem solving, and has also been found effective in the treatment of people with poor memory.
Vinpocetine (ethyl apovincaminate) is a derivative of vincamine, obtained by slightly modifying the molecule to produce a commercial form of the alkaloid. This possesses all of the beneficial effects of its precursor, including its positive effects on memory, believed to be due to the stimulation of serotonin production that improves the rate at which the brain can process information. tinnitus, or ringing in the ears that has severely reduced the quality of life of so many people, can also be treated with vinpotecine.
Its vascodilation effect is thought to be through its action as a phosphodeaterase 1 (PDE1) inhibitor that results in an improvement in the plasticity of neurons. The mechanism is complex, but the end result is an improvement in the cognitive abilities of the subject. This is supplemented by the effect of vinpocetine on the calcium levels in the blood vessels. This renders them more plastic in much the same way that some anti-hypertension treatments work to reduce blood pressure by increasing the plasticity of the blood vessels by modification of their calcium levels. It can also reduce the viscosity of the blood through its action on the “stickiness” of leucocytes and so allow the blood to run more freely through the capillaries of the brain.
These effects have been demonstrated through double blind studies, and there is little doubt that vinpocetine helps to maintain a healthy cerebral circulation. So let’s have a recap on its various effects, and then finish with a summary of the conditions that the alkaloid can be used to treat or improve. The theory and biochemistry behind these effects is known, but is complex, but here are the major actions:
a) It improves blood flow by modifying the calcium content of the blood vessels and so improves their elasticity, hence allowing a freer movement of blood. In effect it helps the blood vessels to dilate easier.
b) It inhibits the enzyme PDE1 and by doing so helps to restore the elasticity of neurons in aging brain cells, allowing them to relax more and operate more effectively.
c) It promotes aerobic glycolysis, and so the rate at which the mitochondria of brain cells produce ATP (adenosine triphosphate) that is the chemical manifestation of energy.
d) It helps to maintain a good supply of glucose and oxygen in the brain to allow (c) to occur.
Not all of these may be separate effects, but the outcome is an improvement in conditions such as short term memory loss, dementia and other conditions associated with a reduction in the blood supply to the brain including Menière’s syndrome and vertigo. There is also evidence that it helps with hearing problems, macular degeneration of the eye, and fatigue.
It is a supplement that should be taken by the elderly to help with age-related memory problems, but has also been found to be beneficial in normal healthy people. The periwinkle extract Vinpocetine has been shown to have benefits, largely through an increase in the blood flow to the brain, and will be of use to anybody suffering from conditions that can be related to a deficiency in their cerebral blood supply.
The Practices of Tantra
In an effort to experience more joy, freedom, love and growth, we often look outside of ourselves, rather than focusing inward. We seek more possessions, a beautiful home, jewelry, shoes, and clothes, often in excess. We resort to food, build up our bodies, take drugs or alcohol. We use religion as a crutch, rather than accepting the fact that Divinity is within all of us.
Tantra is a spiritual path for integrating body, mind and spirit for experiencing our inner joy. Tantra gives us the tools to be totally free from negativity impressed upon us at an early age by family, church, friends and peers. Through tantra we learn to open our hearts to the unconditional love of the Self as well as others. We experience growth and continual expansion.
Tantra means liberation through expansion. By expanding our awareness we learn to distinguish our limited ego nature from our higher nature. As we begin to realize our own divinity, we can see the divine in our beloved, in all people, in all of life. It differs from other paths in its acceptance and use of all the senses, including sexuality and feelings, to help us evolve spiritually. Tantra encourages us to enjoy more fully the world in which we live, as a way to access other worlds.
By practicing tantra we can learn to amplify and transmute sexual energy through breathing techniques, exercises and dance. Instead of being at the effect of this powerful force, we use it consciously to actualize our spiritual potential. We learn to release inhibitions and blocks that prevent us from experiencing our true joyful nature. We come to realize that the physical body is a vehicle for the soul to celebrate and experience joy and ecstasy. We become profound and playful. God learns to play at being human.
We learn true intimacy with our partner by consciously moving and sharing cosmic energies. Tantra can be practiced without a partner as well. As we await our beloved, we work at honoring and balancing our inner male and female. When we combine our analytical, linear, verbal, abstract side synergistically with our intuitive, holistic, sensual, practical side, we find the essence of creative genius.
Tantra teaches us to transcend the limitations of the mind by distinguishing our limited ego nature from our higher self. The ego/mind believes that having its desires fulfilled brings happiness. The omniscient mind lives continually in bliss. As we discover our truths, desires are released, and we come to identify more and more with this bliss body. Rather than living through the mind and the mind's habit of placing everything in a familiar setting, we learn to trust our intuition about the unexpected and the unknown. We learn to do this by becoming inner-directed, taking responsibility for our lives and learning to live in the present moment.
The many practices of tantra, which include breathing, meditation, movement, dance and sound rejuvenate the body, recycle sexual energy, transforming it for increased vitality and self-healing.
Tantric sex is meditative, spontaneous and intimate lovemaking. Through it you learn to prolong the act of making love and to channel, rather than dissipate potent orgasmic energies moving through you, thereby raising the level of your consciousness. Tantra transports your sexuality from the plane of doing to the place of being. There is no goal in Tantric sex, only the present moment of perfect and harmonious union. Tantra teaches you to revere your sexual partner and to transform the act of sex into a sacrament of love.
Tantra teaches that lovemaking between a man and woman, when entered into with Awareness, is a gateway to both sexual and spiritual ecstasy. It is necessary to purify and master your body and mind. With practice you will awaken the powerful psychic energies through which you can enter into higher states of Consciousness.
Through the sacred act of love, you can merge the dual nature of your sexuality into an ecstatic union. Through this will come the harmonization of your own internal masculine and feminine polarities and a realization of the blissful nature of your Self.
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zaterdag 9 februari 2013
Tinnitus Miracle - The Truth about How Tinnitus Miracle Works
Tinnitus Miracle - The Truth about How Tinnitus Miracle Works
vrijdag 8 februari 2013
Tinnitus Solution - Natural Tinnitus Treatments
Are you tired of listening to that ringing in your ears day in and day out? If you have been to numerous doctors and specialists only to be told that nothing can be done, perhaps it's time to find your own solution.
There are many natural tinnitus treatments that can help tinnitus sufferers. A little bit of research will show you that others have overcome their tinnitus and there is a good chance that you can too. You'll feel great relief when your tinnitus subsides and you can enjoy a peaceful nights sleep again.
During the last 20 years or so, many researchers have applied themselves to discovering tinnitus solutions. One of the first discoveries was 'masking', where an external noise like a fountain was used to drown out the tinnitus. This was found to provide temporary relief. While drug therapy has not provided any real answers to tinnitus, this external sound stimulation showed promise.
Since then we have learned a lot more about tinnitus and the brain, enabling much more effective solutions to be found. Tinnitus begins when the ear is damaged by an injury, infection or too much noise exposure. One theory is that when damage prevents us from hearing sounds correctly, our brain produces a substitute sound, which is tinnitus.
The way the brain creates the sound is through the firing of neurons. Any sound, or any sense we perceive, begins with the sense organ (eyes, ears etc) and ends with neurons firing in the brain. With tinnitus, the neurons are firing on their own, even though no sound has been received by the ear. So to stop the tinnitus we have to stop the neurons spontaneously firing.
There are ways of helping the auditory parts of the brain to calm down, which can help stop this unwanted neuronal firing. Here are a few ideas you can try.
• Stay away from noisy environments, if you find they trigger your tinnitus
• If you have to go to noisy places wear good-quality earplugs or earmuffs
• Try reducing your intake of caffeine or alcohol
• Find out if any medicine you are taking may trigger tinnitus
• Keep your ears and neck warm to avoid getting winter colds
• Practice deep breathing while listening to calming music
• Increase your intake of antioxidants
• Drink 8 to 10 glasses of filtered water every day to help detox your system
• Use Sound Therapy to help you build healthier auditory pathways in your brain
When you take on board some of these self-healing techniques, you will feel empowered to heal yourself instead of feeling powerless over your tinnitus. Let yourself be confident, because the body has an amazing ability to heal. There is lots of information available now to help you heal your tinnitus. Download your Tinnitus ebook @
href="http://tinyurl.com/n6ga46">http://tinyurl.com/n6ga46 now.
There are many natural tinnitus treatments that can help tinnitus sufferers. A little bit of research will show you that others have overcome their tinnitus and there is a good chance that you can too. You'll feel great relief when your tinnitus subsides and you can enjoy a peaceful nights sleep again.
During the last 20 years or so, many researchers have applied themselves to discovering tinnitus solutions. One of the first discoveries was 'masking', where an external noise like a fountain was used to drown out the tinnitus. This was found to provide temporary relief. While drug therapy has not provided any real answers to tinnitus, this external sound stimulation showed promise.
Since then we have learned a lot more about tinnitus and the brain, enabling much more effective solutions to be found. Tinnitus begins when the ear is damaged by an injury, infection or too much noise exposure. One theory is that when damage prevents us from hearing sounds correctly, our brain produces a substitute sound, which is tinnitus.
The way the brain creates the sound is through the firing of neurons. Any sound, or any sense we perceive, begins with the sense organ (eyes, ears etc) and ends with neurons firing in the brain. With tinnitus, the neurons are firing on their own, even though no sound has been received by the ear. So to stop the tinnitus we have to stop the neurons spontaneously firing.
There are ways of helping the auditory parts of the brain to calm down, which can help stop this unwanted neuronal firing. Here are a few ideas you can try.
• Stay away from noisy environments, if you find they trigger your tinnitus
• If you have to go to noisy places wear good-quality earplugs or earmuffs
• Try reducing your intake of caffeine or alcohol
• Find out if any medicine you are taking may trigger tinnitus
• Keep your ears and neck warm to avoid getting winter colds
• Practice deep breathing while listening to calming music
• Increase your intake of antioxidants
• Drink 8 to 10 glasses of filtered water every day to help detox your system
• Use Sound Therapy to help you build healthier auditory pathways in your brain
When you take on board some of these self-healing techniques, you will feel empowered to heal yourself instead of feeling powerless over your tinnitus. Let yourself be confident, because the body has an amazing ability to heal. There is lots of information available now to help you heal your tinnitus. Download your Tinnitus ebook @
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Quietess Tinnitus What The Doctor's Won't Tell You
Some call it harsh auditory pain while others discount it as nothing but an irritating non-permanent condition that may shortly depart. tinnitus is, in reality a treatable symptom but when an individual hits the level of having a protracted tinnitus then he or she is obliged to see a credible audiologist to determine the causes and treatment of the condition. If you are taking medications such as tetracycline tinnitus is a side effect that may happen.
quietess tinnitus
Indeed, protracted ear humming may open the way to horrible consequences that comes with massive headaches, auditory pain, and worse, deafness. Having a persistent Tinnitus is unsettling in itself which in a few cases are connected with dreadful diseases that include depression, sleeplessness, and raised blood pressure.
If you are suffering from tinnitus, this is the guide that cured my tinnitus.
Chronic Tinnitus falls into two categories. It includes objective Tinnitus and subjective Tinnitus. This lingering Tinnitus is a type of ghost noise that continues on clanging in someone troubled with it. You can get tinnitus from many things including medications such as tetracycline tinnitus is treatable.
Tinnitus is the result of a couple of underlying health Problems that involve neck and head traumas, intense noise exposure, stress, raised blood pressure, sinus illnesses, ear diseases, and other physical conditions with linked nerves in the auditory organs that trigger the ringing in the ears.
it is a fact that persistent Tinnitus is incredibly disturbing and has no special medication mentioned for such a condition.
quietess tinnitus
often, consultants recommend on treating the root reasons behind chronic Tinnitus. When the causes have been treated, Tinnitus may also be treated and can be blocked from returning again. Prevention is sometimes emphasized when it comes to lingering Tinnitus.
Natural strategies for treating chronic Tinnitus have been presented in various approaches and are well recognized as useful in eliminating those agonizing, whinging ear sensations. But the most effective way is to stop protracted Tinnitus from occurring at the beginning.
There are some useful points to think about forestalling Tinnitus from going down. You can also try ear plugs instead of headphones as this may provide more comfort to your ears. Go for Vitamin An and B-enriched foods, wild oats, choline, and Gingko Biloba to relieve you from that ringing sound.
For more information on tinnitus, tetracycline tinnitus and other antibiotic causing tinnitus, visit my website.
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quietess tinnitus
Indeed, protracted ear humming may open the way to horrible consequences that comes with massive headaches, auditory pain, and worse, deafness. Having a persistent Tinnitus is unsettling in itself which in a few cases are connected with dreadful diseases that include depression, sleeplessness, and raised blood pressure.
If you are suffering from tinnitus, this is the guide that cured my tinnitus.
Chronic Tinnitus falls into two categories. It includes objective Tinnitus and subjective Tinnitus. This lingering Tinnitus is a type of ghost noise that continues on clanging in someone troubled with it. You can get tinnitus from many things including medications such as tetracycline tinnitus is treatable.
Tinnitus is the result of a couple of underlying health Problems that involve neck and head traumas, intense noise exposure, stress, raised blood pressure, sinus illnesses, ear diseases, and other physical conditions with linked nerves in the auditory organs that trigger the ringing in the ears.
it is a fact that persistent Tinnitus is incredibly disturbing and has no special medication mentioned for such a condition.
quietess tinnitus
often, consultants recommend on treating the root reasons behind chronic Tinnitus. When the causes have been treated, Tinnitus may also be treated and can be blocked from returning again. Prevention is sometimes emphasized when it comes to lingering Tinnitus.
Natural strategies for treating chronic Tinnitus have been presented in various approaches and are well recognized as useful in eliminating those agonizing, whinging ear sensations. But the most effective way is to stop protracted Tinnitus from occurring at the beginning.
There are some useful points to think about forestalling Tinnitus from going down. You can also try ear plugs instead of headphones as this may provide more comfort to your ears. Go for Vitamin An and B-enriched foods, wild oats, choline, and Gingko Biloba to relieve you from that ringing sound.
For more information on tinnitus, tetracycline tinnitus and other antibiotic causing tinnitus, visit my website.
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Tinnitus Miracle - How to Permanently Eliminate Tinnitus Within 8 Weeks
Tinnitus Miracle - How to Permanently Eliminate Tinnitus Within 8 Weeks
Relief For Ear Ringing Tinnitus
Ten to twelve percent of the population has to deal with tinnitus. Over the years scientist and doctors have not been able to come up with a cure. When you have tinnitus you will have to suffer, since going to doctors cannot cure you. This is why people with ear ringing search for a natural tinnitus treatment.
A cure has not been found since tinnitus is not a priority in the scientific world. Most of the information known about tinnitus has been known for a long time. It has been in the past hundreds of years that alternative medicine has provide some tinnitus treatment and this treatment is as good as available from doctors.
One cause of tinnitus is hearing loud sound for a long periods in your life. When you hear loud sounds for a long time, your ears becomes insensitive to sound and eventually you lose your hearing. When this happens, you are more susceptible to developing tinnitus.
A general rule of thumb is that prolong exposure to sound in excess of 90 decibels will damage your ears, which eventually leads to tinnitus. Shouting loudly is around 80 decibels and a jet plane at full thrust during take off is over 120 decibels. Sounds over 130 decibels will be painful to your ears and will probably cause ear damage.
One cause of ear ringing is excess exposure to loud sounds over a long period of time. This excess exposure can be related to heavy traffic noise, construction work noise, or any other noise related to your job. High pitch sounds are more damaging than low frequency sounds. Damaging the ear structure will make it more difficult for a tinnitus treatment to work.
Various drugs have been used to as a tinnitus treatment. However, none have been proven to provide a cure for ear ringing. Since the cause of ringing can be different for each person, some drugs maybe helpful. Drugs have side effects and you can become dependent on them after long term use.
Ringing in the ear is also caused by long periods of stress, grief or shock. Stress has a severe affect on the release of hormones that control your body. When your body is out of hormonal balance, this can create illness, including tinnitus. A natural tinnitus treatment can bring your body back into balance.
So what might be the cause of tinnitus? Most diseases are caused by our thinking. Our thinking and behavior is created by our childhood experiences. If we experience childhood trauma of any kind, this is translated into physical conditions and mental health. This trauma can create weaknesses in the body and some times in the ears. Early trauma creates stress and anxiety and in more severe cases mental illness, where an individual hears voice rather than ringing in his ears. In these cases a tinnitus treatment may involve drugs.
Most illness and unwanted body conditions are caused by diet, lack of proper nutrition, and trauma. When ear ringing occurs, the ear malfunction can be improved by a tinnitus treatment using herbal drops such as Bio-Ear or a nutrient drop such as MSN. Bio-Ear nourishes ear nerve endings that have become insensitive and promotes blood flow to the ear. MSN drops keep the ear drum flexible and prevent surrounding tissue from hardening. Not all tinnitus sufferers will responds to these drops.
A natural tinnitus treatment is the best course to follow. This involves using a strict diet and supplementation with specific nutrients. Tinnitus results from long exposure to loud noises, which creates hearing loss. Long term stress or an abrupt shock such as a car accident or traumatic experience can cause tinnitus.
Do you want to know how to stop the ringing in your ears using natural treatments? We can give you more information on natural treatments. To find out more about a natural treatment for tinnitus go to our site now. Come to our site to find out more about our natural tinnitus treatment.. Tinnitus Treatment
A cure has not been found since tinnitus is not a priority in the scientific world. Most of the information known about tinnitus has been known for a long time. It has been in the past hundreds of years that alternative medicine has provide some tinnitus treatment and this treatment is as good as available from doctors.
One cause of tinnitus is hearing loud sound for a long periods in your life. When you hear loud sounds for a long time, your ears becomes insensitive to sound and eventually you lose your hearing. When this happens, you are more susceptible to developing tinnitus.
A general rule of thumb is that prolong exposure to sound in excess of 90 decibels will damage your ears, which eventually leads to tinnitus. Shouting loudly is around 80 decibels and a jet plane at full thrust during take off is over 120 decibels. Sounds over 130 decibels will be painful to your ears and will probably cause ear damage.
One cause of ear ringing is excess exposure to loud sounds over a long period of time. This excess exposure can be related to heavy traffic noise, construction work noise, or any other noise related to your job. High pitch sounds are more damaging than low frequency sounds. Damaging the ear structure will make it more difficult for a tinnitus treatment to work.
Various drugs have been used to as a tinnitus treatment. However, none have been proven to provide a cure for ear ringing. Since the cause of ringing can be different for each person, some drugs maybe helpful. Drugs have side effects and you can become dependent on them after long term use.
Ringing in the ear is also caused by long periods of stress, grief or shock. Stress has a severe affect on the release of hormones that control your body. When your body is out of hormonal balance, this can create illness, including tinnitus. A natural tinnitus treatment can bring your body back into balance.
So what might be the cause of tinnitus? Most diseases are caused by our thinking. Our thinking and behavior is created by our childhood experiences. If we experience childhood trauma of any kind, this is translated into physical conditions and mental health. This trauma can create weaknesses in the body and some times in the ears. Early trauma creates stress and anxiety and in more severe cases mental illness, where an individual hears voice rather than ringing in his ears. In these cases a tinnitus treatment may involve drugs.
Most illness and unwanted body conditions are caused by diet, lack of proper nutrition, and trauma. When ear ringing occurs, the ear malfunction can be improved by a tinnitus treatment using herbal drops such as Bio-Ear or a nutrient drop such as MSN. Bio-Ear nourishes ear nerve endings that have become insensitive and promotes blood flow to the ear. MSN drops keep the ear drum flexible and prevent surrounding tissue from hardening. Not all tinnitus sufferers will responds to these drops.
A natural tinnitus treatment is the best course to follow. This involves using a strict diet and supplementation with specific nutrients. Tinnitus results from long exposure to loud noises, which creates hearing loss. Long term stress or an abrupt shock such as a car accident or traumatic experience can cause tinnitus.
Do you want to know how to stop the ringing in your ears using natural treatments? We can give you more information on natural treatments. To find out more about a natural treatment for tinnitus go to our site now. Come to our site to find out more about our natural tinnitus treatment.. Tinnitus Treatment
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