A friend of mine yesterday told me that he also had tinnitus before but the symtoms went away by themselves after a period of time(about 2-3 months). His explanation, after consultation with his many doctor friends, is that tinnitus is a signal for men's menopause at ages around 48 and 58.
He told me he did not take any medication but did many push-ups during that period of time. That is the FIRST encouraging piece of news that I have ever heard from anyone including the ones in alt.support.tinnitus except from Ear Ring, who is the most encouraging of all.
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A friend of mine yesterday told me that he also had tinnitus before but the symtoms went away by themselves after a period of time(about 2-3 months). His explanation, after consultation with his many doctor friends, is that tinnitus is a signal for men's menopause at ages around 48 and 58.
He told me he did not take any medication but did many push-ups during that period of time. That is the FIRST encouraging piece of news that I have ever heard from anyone including the ones in alt.support.tinnitus except from Ear Ring, who is the most encouraging of all.
Yes, I am beginning to see why you might find him so encouraging.
A friend of mine yesterday told me that he also had tinnitus before but the symtoms went away by themselves after a period of time(about 2-3 months). His explanation, after consultation with his many doctor friends, is that tinnitus is a signal for men's menopause at ages around 48 and 58.
He told me he did not take any medication but did many push-ups during that period of time. That is the FIRST encouraging piece of news that I have ever heard from anyone including the ones in alt.support.tinnitus except from Ear Ring, who is the most encouraging of all.
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A friend of mine yesterday told me that he also had tinnitus before but the symtoms went away by themselves after a period of time(about 2-3 months). His explanation, after consultation with his many doctor friends, is that tinnitus is a signal for men's menopause at ages around 48 and 58.
He told me he did not take any medication but did many push-ups during that period of time. That is the FIRST encouraging piece of news that I have ever heard from anyone including the ones in alt.support.tinnitus except from Ear Ring, who is the most encouraging of all.
I'm not sure I buy the explanation of male menopause (if there is any such a thing anyway) and tinnitus but I do do think that some cases of tinnitus may be of a self-limiting nature. So it's good news for your friend but it is of no encouragement to myself or the millions of others "blessed" with this condition.
There are many causes of tinnitus and, although a few may be temporary, most are indeed permanent.
I'm not sure I buy the explanation of male menopause (if there is any such a thing anyway) and tinnitus but I do do think that some cases of tinnitus may be of a self-limiting nature. So it's good news for your friend but it is of no encouragement to myself or the millions of others "blessed" with this condition.
There are many causes of tinnitus and, although a few may be temporary, most are indeed permanent.
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A friend of mine yesterday told me that he also had tinnitus before but the symtoms went away by themselves after a period of time(about 2-3 months). His explanation, after consultation with his many doctor friends, is that tinnitus is a signal for men's menopause at ages around 48 and 58.
He told me he did not take any medication but did many push-ups during that period of time. That is the FIRST encouraging piece of news that I have ever heard from anyone including the ones in alt.support.tinnitus except from Ear Ring, who is the most encouraging of all.
I'm not sure I buy the explanation of male menopause (if there is any such a thing anyway) and tinnitus but I do do think that some cases of tinnitus may be of a self-limiting nature. So it's good news for your friend but it is of no encouragement to myself or the millions of others "blessed" with this condition.
There are many causes of tinnitus and, although a few may be temporary, most are indeed permanent.
After running out of viable solutions, the 9th doctor came along. He came along on the same day as my friend mentioned above(Oct 6), and both of them came along after I had prayed _in the name of Jesus_on the previous evening.
The 9th doctor named Dr. Lam prescribed for me PROCHLORPERAZINE. For the past two days, this pill has practically stopped the ringing in my brain and allowed me to sleep soundly. I have also reduced the use of ATIVAN from 0.5 mg to less than 1/4 of 0.5 mg. Hopefully with the blessing of Christ, the favorable trend will continue.
If you ARE a doctor, you should realize you will be attacked by those harassing sci.med.cardiology. The attackers are quite nasty. Be prepared for it. Matt
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A friend of mine yesterday told me that he also had tinnitus before but the symtoms went away by themselves after a period of time(about 2-3 months). His explanation, after consultation with his many doctor friends, is that tinnitus is a signal for men's menopause at ages around 48 and 58.
He told me he did not take any medication but did many push-ups during that period of time. That is the FIRST encouraging piece of news that I have ever heard from anyone including the ones in alt.support.tinnitus except from Ear Ring, who is the most encouraging of all.
I'm not sure I buy the explanation of male menopause (if there is any such a thing anyway) and tinnitus but I do do think that some cases of tinnitus may be of a self-limiting nature. So it's good news for your friend but it is of no encouragement to myself or the millions of others "blessed" with this condition.
There are many causes of tinnitus and, although a few may be temporary, most are indeed permanent.
After running out of viable solutions, the 9th doctor came along. He came along on the same day as my friend mentioned above(Oct 6), and both of them came along after I had prayed _in the name of Jesus_on the previous evening.
The 9th doctor named Dr. Lam prescribed for me PROCHLORPERAZINE. For the past two days, this pill has practically stopped the ringing in my brain and allowed me to sleep soundly. I have also reduced the use of ATIVAN from 0.5 mg to less than 1/4 of 0.5 mg. Hopefully with the blessing of Christ, the favorable trend will continue.
After running out of viable solutions, the 9th doctor came along. He came along on the same day as my friend mentioned above(Oct 6), and both of them came along after I had prayed _in the name of Jesus_on the previous evening.
The 9th doctor named Dr. Lam prescribed for me PROCHLORPERAZINE. For the past two days, this pill has practically stopped the ringing in my brain and allowed me to sleep soundly. I have also reduced the use of ATIVAN from 0.5 mg to less than 1/4 of 0.5 mg. Hopefully with the blessing of Christ, the favorable trend will continue.
After running out of viable solutions, the 9th doctor came along. He came along on the same day as my friend mentioned above(Oct 6), and both of them came along after I had prayed _in the name of Jesus_on the previous evening.
The 9th doctor named Dr. Lam prescribed for me PROCHLORPERAZINE. For the past two days, this pill has practically stopped the ringing in my brain and allowed me to sleep soundly. I have also reduced the use of ATIVAN from 0.5 mg to less than 1/4 of 0.5 mg. Hopefully with the blessing of Christ, the favorable trend will continue.
Isn't it too bad that Dr. Nagler refuses to accept a possible cure for his tinnitus by simply accepting Christ and asking for it?
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If you ARE a doctor, you should realize you will be attacked by those harassing sci.med.cardiology. The attackers are quite nasty. Be prepared for it. Matt
Most usegroups have resident trolls and I don't engage with them. I'm aware,peripherally(through cross postings), of those individuals in sci.med.cardiology. At least alt.support.tinnitus seems to be getting "it's" sanity back.
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[email hidden] (francispoon) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>... > A friend of mine yesterday told me that he also had tinnitus before but the symtoms went away > by themselves after a period of time(about 2-3 months). His explanation, after consultation > with his many doctor friends, is that tinnitus is a signal for men's menopause at ages around > 48 and 58. > > He told me he did not take any medication but did many push-ups during that period of time. > That is the FIRST encouraging piece of news that I have ever heard from anyone including the > ones in alt.support.tinnitus except from Ear Ring, who is the most encouraging of all.
I'm not sure I buy the explanation of male menopause (if there is any such a thing anyway) and tinnitus but I do do think that some cases of tinnitus may be of a self-limiting nature. So it's good news for your friend but it is of no encouragement to myself or the millions of others "blessed" with this condition.
There are many causes of tinnitus and, although a few may be temporary, most are indeed permanent.
After running out of viable solutions, the 9th doctor came along. He came along on the same day as my friend mentioned above(Oct 6), and both of them came along after I had prayed _in the name of Jesus_on the previous evening.
The 9th doctor named Dr. Lam prescribed for me PROCHLORPERAZINE. For the past two days, this pill has practically stopped the ringing in my brain and allowed me to sleep soundly. I have also reduced the use of ATIVAN from 0.5 mg to less than 1/4 of 0.5 mg. Hopefully with the blessing of Christ, the favorable trend will continue.
FP
Thank you for your testimony :-)
The glory remain God's :-)
Humbly,
Andrew
I think the glory of God would be better served if HE could help man deliver a cure for tinnitus.
After running out of viable solutions, the 9th doctor came along. He came along on the same day as my friend mentioned above(Oct 6), and both of them came along after I had prayed _in the name of Jesus_on the previous evening.
The 9th doctor named Dr. Lam prescribed for me PROCHLORPERAZINE. For the past two days, this pill has practically stopped the ringing in my brain and allowed me to sleep soundly. I have also reduced the use of ATIVAN from 0.5 mg to less than 1/4 of 0.5 mg. Hopefully with the blessing of Christ, the favorable trend will continue.
Isn't it too bad that Dr. Nagler refuses to accept a possible cure for his tinnitus by simply accepting Christ and asking for it?
A couple of millennia ago, there were many who refused to allow Jesus to heal them because they refused to believe He was the living Christ. Why should Dr. Nagler be any different than his ancestors unless he exercises his free will to be different?
Isn't it too bad that Dr. Nagler refuses to accept a possible cure for his tinnitus by simply accepting Christ and asking for it?
You, and the other members of the Atlanta Fanatics Club, are MUCH more certain about your prayer results than he is. You have said so many times. So, have all the AFC members pray for him, and that would be more effective. Simple logic.
Oops. I forgot, you don't understand simple logic. I keep forgetting how dumb you really are.
Ooooo.... I also forgot that this is only a continuing attack on Nagler, and this is just what you are using now. No REAL content at all.
[email hidden] (drfrank21) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>... > [email hidden] (francispoon) wrote in message > news:<[email hidden]>... > > A friend of mine yesterday told me that he also had tinnitus before but the symtoms went > > away by themselves after a period of time(about 2-3 months). His explanation, after > > consultation with his many doctor friends, is that tinnitus is a signal for men's menopause > > at ages around 48 and 58. > > > > He told me he did not take any medication but did many push-ups during that period of time. > > That is the FIRST encouraging piece of news that I have ever heard from anyone including the > > ones in alt.support.tinnitus except from Ear Ring, who is the most encouraging of all. > > I'm not sure I buy the explanation of male menopause (if there is any such a thing anyway) and > tinnitus but I do do think that some cases of tinnitus may be of a self-limiting nature. So > it's good news for your friend but it is of no encouragement to myself or the millions of > others "blessed" with this condition. > > There are many causes of tinnitus and, although a few may be temporary, most are indeed > permanent. > After running out of viable solutions, the 9th doctor came along. He came along on the same day as my friend mentioned above(Oct 6), and both of them came along after I had prayed _in the name of Jesus_on the previous evening.
The 9th doctor named Dr. Lam prescribed for me PROCHLORPERAZINE. For the past two days, this pill has practically stopped the ringing in my brain and allowed me to sleep soundly. I have also reduced the use of ATIVAN from 0.5 mg to less than 1/4 of 0.5 mg. Hopefully with the blessing of Christ, the favorable trend will continue.
FP
Thank you for your testimony :-)
The glory remain God's :-)
Humbly,
Andrew
I think the glory of God would be better served if HE could help man deliver a cure for tinnitus.
A couple of millennia ago, there were many who refused to allow Jesus to heal them because they refused to believe He was the living Christ. Why should Dr. Nagler be any different than his ancestors unless he exercises his free will to be different?
Perhaps you could invite him to our next Atlanta Fanatics Club meeting. He will then see what it's REALLY like to be one of us.
Isn't it too bad that Dr. Nagler refuses to accept a possible cure for his tinnitus by simply accepting Christ and asking for it?
A couple of millennia ago, there were many who refused to allow Jesus to heal them because they refused to believe He was the living Christ. Why should Dr. Nagler be any different than his ancestors unless he exercises his free will to be different?
Heads up, Frank, the attack begins here. Folks in SMC have seen it MANY times. Watch out, Mu is especially nasty. No morals or ethics at all. He's the "bad guy" of the Chung/Mu pair.
