Who could explain this?

"francispoon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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When i take my hbp medication AFTER breakfast, the sound and stress of my tinnitus stays on the
left side of my head or where the old wound
is. But when I take the hbp medicine BEFORE breakfast, the sound and stress of my tinnitus go to
the right side of my brain.

I am using a calcium channel blocker or plendil.

THX

FP

Take your hpb medication before breakfast for a year, recording the side of your head the sound is
on each day. Let us know if the sound stays on the right side of your head so we can then rule-out
any connection between breakfast and the old wound. Next, take your hpb medication after breakfast
for a year and let us know if the sound is then always on the left side. If it is, we can then rule
out coincidence.

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"francispoon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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When i take my hbp medication AFTER breakfast, the sound and stress of my tinnitus stays on the
left side of my head or where the old wound
is. But when I take the hbp medicine BEFORE breakfast, the sound and stress of my tinnitus go
to the right side of my brain.

I am using a calcium channel blocker or plendil.

THX

FP

Take your hpb medication before breakfast for a year, recording the side of your head the sound is
on each day. Let us know if the sound stays on the right side of your head so we can then rule-out
any connection between breakfast and the old wound. Next, take your hpb medication after breakfast
for a year and let us know if the sound is then always on the left side. If it is, we can then
rule out coincidence.

The evidence has been overwhelming and i no longer need to wait for a year. What is bothering still
is the difference in perception by both the ENT specialist and the mental doctor. While the ENT
specialist emphasizes on the dilating effect of the hbp medicine from both high and low blood sugar
levels on blood vessels, the mental doctor attributes ANXIETY as the culprit for my T. And while the
ENT specialist is working on my vascular conditions, the mental doctor asks me to put myself on
Prosac for a few months. But
Dr. Nagler's description of Prosac and that of my ENT doctor scare the hell out of me. Currently i
am able to sleep well without any drug. So I suppose i could keep it that way for a while first.
And going through hyperbaric oxygen treatment has helped quite a bit. If all treatments failed,
ANTI-ANXIETY drug will be the final solution. Hope i will never get to that stage.

FP

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Take your hpb medication before breakfast for a year, recording the side of your head the sound
is on each day. Let us know if the sound stays on the right side of your head so we can then rule-
out any connection between breakfast and the old wound. Next, take your hpb medication after
breakfast for a year and let us know if the sound is then always on the left side. If it is, we
can then rule out coincidence.

The evidence has been overwhelming and i no longer need to wait for a year. What is bothering still
is the difference in perception by both the ENT specialist and the mental doctor. While the ENT
specialist emphasizes on the dilating effect of the hbp medicine from both high and low blood sugar
levels on blood vessels, the mental doctor attributes ANXIETY as the culprit for my T.

Both your ENT specialist and your mental doctor feel that they have "overwhelming evidence" for
their (inconsistent) views.
--
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On 24 Feb 2004 23:12:35 -0800, [email hidden] (francispoon)

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Dr. Nagler's description of Prosac and that of my ENT doctor scare the hell out of me.

...........

Pardon me. What exactly is my description of Prosac? I happen to think it's a great drug when used
for the proper indications. What in the world did I say that scared "the hell out of" you?

smn

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[email hidden] (francispoon) wrote in part:

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Take your hpb medication before breakfast for a year, recording the side of your head the sound
is on each day. Let us know if the sound stays on the right side of your head so we can then
rule-out any connection between breakfast and the old wound. Next, take your hpb medication
after breakfast for a year and let us know if the sound is then always on the left side. If it
is, we can then rule out coincidence.

The evidence has been overwhelming and i no longer need to wait for a year. What is bothering
still is the difference in perception by both the ENT specialist and the mental doctor. While the
ENT specialist emphasizes on the dilating effect of the hbp medicine from both high and low blood
sugar levels on blood vessels, the mental doctor attributes ANXIETY as the culprit for my T.

Both your ENT specialist and your mental doctor feel that they have "overwhelming evidence" for
their (inconsistent) views.

They explain the best they could with what they know. Then what is *your* view?

FP
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On 25 Feb 2004 20:42:11 -0800, [email hidden] (francispoon)

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They explain the best they could with what they know. Then what is *your* view?

FP

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Don't do it, Jim.

smn

Stephen Nagler <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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(francispoon) said:

Dr. Nagler's description of Prosac and that of my ENT doctor scare the hell out of me.

...........

Pardon me. What exactly is my description of Prosac? I happen to think it's a great drug when used
for the proper indications. What in the world did I say that scared "the hell out of" you?

Sorry, it was a mistake. The description was from another participant.

FP
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smn

On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 05:07:56 GMT, Stephen Nagler <[email hidden]>

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(francispoon) said:

They explain the best they could with what they know. Then what is *your* view?

FP

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Don't do it, Jim.

smn

Don't do it, Stephen.

Terri

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Stephen Nagler <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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(francispoon) said:

They explain the best they could with what they know. Then what is *your* view?

FP

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Don't do it, Jim.

I think you have just denied Jim of an opportunity to write a ph.d dissertation on a potentially
challenging topic. Anyone who is given this opportunity to explore into this is given the chance to
widen his intellecual horizon.

But let me tell you what one doctor here thinks. By the way, so far none of the doctors I talk too
is able to answer that but this guy made the following suggestion.

He thinks the red spot as shown on the chart is what the traditional herbalists call the 'head wind'
or in western medical terminology 'shifting sensation'. The 'wind' or shifting sensation could shift
around due to a wide complexity of factorS and one of them could be the way by which blood vessels
are dilated! That is the closest anyone here could have come to. Where that red spot goes is where
that T goes! Thus you could see the another piece of complexity of T.

FP

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smn

On 27 Feb 2004 00:24:42 -0800, [email hidden] (francispoon)

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I think you have just denied Jim of an opportunity to write a ph.d dissertation...

...............

I can't believe that a person of right mind would think that's what I asked Jim not to do.

(Damn, almost did it myself.)

smn

Stephen Nagler <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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(francispoon) said:

I think you have just denied Jim of an opportunity to write a ph.d dissertation...

...............

I can't believe that a person of right mind would think that's what I asked Jim not to do.

(Damn, almost did it myself.)

Don't take life too seriously.

FP
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smn

On 28 Feb 2004 01:46:58 -0800, [email hidden] (francispoon)

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Don't take life too seriously.

..............

FP, theer are a whole bunch of people out here (me included) who are doing their damnedest to try to
address your numerous issues in a meaningul fashion to the very best of their ability give their
biases (we all have them) and their fund of knowledge. The only reason they have been doing this is
because they are assuming that *you* have been taking this very seriously (possibly even "too"
seriously) - or they wouldn't be wasting their time.

smn

On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 14:38:49 GMT, Stephen Nagler <[email hidden]>

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(francispoon) said:

Don't take life too seriously.

..............

FP, theer are a whole bunch of people out here (me included) who are doing their damnedest to try
to address your numerous issues in a meaningul fashion to the very best of their ability give their
biases (we all have them) and their fund of knowledge. The only reason they have been doing this is
because they are assuming that *you* have been taking this very seriously (possibly even "too"
seriously) - or they wouldn't be wasting their time.

smn

Instead of pontificating and chastizing FP you could just not respond to posts that you don't deem
worthy of your time.

Terri

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Stephen Nagler said:

(francispoon) said:

Don't take life too seriously.

..............

FP, theer are a whole bunch of people out here (me included) who are doing their damnedest to try
to address your numerous issues in a meaningul fashion to the very best of their ability give
their biases (we all have them) and their fund of knowledge. The only reason they have been doing
this is because they are assuming that *you* have been taking this very seriously (possibly even
"too" seriously) - or they wouldn't be wasting their time.

smn

Instead of pontificating and chastizing FP you could just not respond to posts that you don't deem
worthy of your time.

Terri

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To not judge.

To be compassionate.

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Instead of pontificating and chastizing FP you could just not respond to posts that you don't deem
worthy of your time.

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smn

MD/PhD said:

That would be the Christian thing to do:

To not judge.

To be compassionate.

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MD/PhD said:

That would be the Christian thing to do:

To not judge.

To be compassionate.

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Oh. I see, Dr. Chung.

Not to judge. To be compassionate.

Like you were when you filed a false police report against me in Cobb County.

Or like you were in filing a false report against another physician in Florida. Boy oh boy, there's
some story to be told there.

You are not a very good Christian, Dr. Chung.

In fact, you are not a very good person at all.

"Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor."

You should repent and show sincere remorse. Eternity is a very very long time.

smn

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Stephen Nagler said:

On 28 Feb 2004 01:46:58 -0800, [email hidden] (francispoon) wrote:

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Don't take life too seriously.

..............

FP, theer are a whole bunch of people out here (me included) who are doing their damnedest to try
to address your numerous issues in a meaningul fashion to the very best of their ability give
their biases (we all have them) and their fund of knowledge. The only reason they have been doing
this is because they are assuming that *you* have been taking this very seriously (possibly even
"too" seriously) - or they wouldn't be wasting their time.

smn

Instead of pontificating and chastizing FP you could just not respond to posts that you don't deem
worthy of your time.

Um, so could you.

Bob

On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 21:35:45 -0500, "Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]>

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Stephen Nagler said:

On 28 Feb 2004 01:46:58 -0800, [email hidden] (francispoon) wrote:

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>Don't take life too seriously.

..............

FP, theer are a whole bunch of people out here (me included) who are doing their damnedest to try
to address your numerous issues in a meaningul fashion to the very best of their ability give
their biases (we all have them) and their fund of knowledge. The only reason they have been doing
this is because they are assuming that *you* have been taking this very seriously (possibly even
"too" seriously) - or they wouldn't be wasting their time.

smn

Instead of pontificating and chastizing FP you could just not respond to posts that you don't
deem worthy of your time.

Um, so could you.

Bob

As could you?

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