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Ask the <strong>Herbal</strong>ist_questions on Tinnitus<br />

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HEARING LOSS<br />

QUESTION: Is the a herb to help minor hearing loss from age?<br />

ANSWERS: Hearing loss can be caused by a number of things. Allergies can be responsible for hearing loss with<br />

wheat, dairy and sugar being the most <strong>com</strong>mon triggers. More than one third of people over 65 experience hearing<br />

loss, but surprisingly, it is more often a result of a change in blood supply to the ear than merely old age. Gingko,<br />

hawthorn berries, cinnamon and ginger are helpful in increasing circulation.<br />

If you'd like, I can make a custom tea for you. E-mail me and put the word ORDER in the subject line, and ask for<br />

my Circulatory Tea for Ears.<br />

MENIERES<br />

QUESTION: Has there been a recorded cure for suffers of the Meniers , labyrinth and or ringing in the ears by a<br />

herbalist ....... the general practitioners usually send the patient to the ENT's and forget about you<br />

..... usually prescribed is Serc ,Cinarizine and Meclizine .... any advice you have will be greatly appreciated<br />

ANSWER: The following herbs have been used in the past for this condition.<br />

GINKGO, Latin Named: Ginkgo biloba helps to increase circulation to cerebral and peripheral regions and has been<br />

helpful with ringing in the ears. The contraindication would be vasodilative headaches or migraines.<br />

BLACK COHOSH, Latin Named: Cimicifuga racemosa normally associated with Female Reproductive issues has<br />

been used by native Americans for ringing in the ears.<br />

In Europe MISTLETOE, Latin named: Viscum album is used in the treatment of this condition. The caution with this<br />

herb is to start with very small amounts, 5 drops of tincture or less.<br />

In China SESAME seeds, Latin Named: Sesamum indicum are used to treat this condition. Sesame seeds can be<br />

added to the diet, grind the seeds fresh before use or chew thoroughly.<br />

Autopsy of patients diagnosed with Meniere's disease show edema in the labyrinth of the inner ear so diuretic herbs<br />

may be helpful.<br />

If the person is a smoker, cessation of this habit is indicated and has proved very useful in the correction of this<br />

condition.<br />

TINNITUS<br />

QUESTION: I was just at a doctor for ringing in my ears , my hearing is 100% ,but I always have ringing tones . He<br />

suggested to take ginkgo 120mg. . I need to know if this has any side effects or if it is not <strong>com</strong>patible with other<br />

products such as ma huang.<br />

ANSWER: Tinnitus is the medical term for ringing in the ear, it can be continuous or intermittent and the noise might<br />

not be exactly described as ringing. Many people experience tinnitus occasionally for a minute or two. For some it it<br />

terribly annoying and must be resolved.<br />

This ringing can be caused by exposure to loud noise, ear obstructions, ear infections, abnormal bone growth in the<br />

ear, head injuries, or heart and blood vessel disorders.<br />

For some the cause cannot be found or treated<br />

one herbal remedy which has been successful in some case of Tinnitus is Ginkgo<br />

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