Hi all,

Just wanted to spread the word that there is a cannabis cafe now open
in vancouver WA.
all you need to join is a doc script and to pay the monthly member
subscription.
completely legal and safe  for all members!

enjoy

Jesse

Chris,
Sorry but I haven't heard of it.
I take an over the counter medication called Tebonin. (www.tebonin.com.au)
It is for tinnitus and vertigo. The active ingredient in it is Gingko Biloba
  You can take one or two tablets a day depending on how bad the tinnitus is.
I started on 2 a day and am down to one only in the mornings. I have found
it made at least a 40% improvement for me as I thought I was going to go mad
with the tinnitus.
Hope it helps
Brenda


-------Original Message-------

From: Chris Jordan
Date: 12/11/2009 10:16:14 AM
To: menieresdiseaseclub@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Meniere's Disease Club] Quietus


I heard about a product on the radio named Quietus which claims to reduce
tinnitus. The active ingredients are cinchona root and some blended
potassium extracts. Has anyone used this product, and if so, how well did it
work? It costs about $100 per month. Please let me know. Thanks, Chris





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To my knowledge, none of these remedies work. If they did, our doctors would
be prescribing them.
 
Penny - L.A.

--- On Wed, 11/11/09, Chris Jordan <chrisj67@...> wrote:


From: Chris Jordan <chrisj67@...>
Subject: [Meniere's Disease Club] Quietus
To: menieresdiseaseclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, November 11, 2009, 3:15 PM


 



I heard about a product on the radio named Quietus which claims to reduce
tinnitus. The active ingredients are cinchona root and some blended potassium
extracts. Has anyone used this product, and if so, how well did it work? It
costs about $100 per month. Please let me know. Thanks, Chris








[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I heard about a product on the radio named Quietus which claims to reduce
tinnitus.  The active ingredients are cinchona root and some blended potassium
extracts.  Has anyone used this product, and if so, how well did it work? It
costs about $100 per month.  Please let me know.  Thanks, Chris

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--- In menieresdiseaseclub@yahoogroups.com, "Holly b" <just_hollzb@...> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone
>
> I have a question for those who have had meniere's disease for a while now and
do not take medication for it and live on a low sodium diet, have you struggled
with your potassium levels being low? or struggled with anything like that with
your health? and if so how have you over come it?
>
> Thank you,
> Holly.
>
i take cinarizine everyday but if i eat something salty it does not help here in
the philipppines salty foods are vry commom i just eat salted dried fish and now
my vertigo attacts with noise in my rite ear ,coffe is bad for us too it trigers
the attact i notice too that if iam lack of sleep it also attact , if i eat
outside and i feel dizzy for sure the food that i eat has msg thats why i avoid
eating outside i suffer menieres for 9 yrs. now and yes it does not kills us but
the agony when will it attact again kills the depresion of being haousebond all
the time makes me think of killing my self iam only 34 this coming noember 13
but i feel iam alraedy 75 and dying thats how miserable i felt, i just live
beacause of my son who needs me and my husband wasnt around because he is
working in israel... lucky for you or thse in the rich country who can provide
good medicine and doctor... just pray for me ...iam really depress in my life no
work, no money, all i do is to stay at home i really felt why do i exist if i
cant do anything