kris_jammage
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When I tell them that I do it because I want to be able to hear something when I'm 30, they usually reply with "You only live once" and things of the sort.
Kill them, kill them with fire.
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When I tell them that I do it because I want to be able to hear something when I'm 30, they usually reply with "You only live once" and things of the sort.
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Other things are held resposanbile for causing tinnitus, such as infections, stress and muscular tension. Bad eating habits (too much spice and stuff that irritates the intestines) can also cause/make tinnitus worse.
Right before we started touring full-time I invested in a molded set
I've tried to explain to them countless times how important it is to protect your hearing, being in turn answered with "pussy", etc.
Protect your ears, people![]()
How does that work? Did you just make an appointment with a hearing specialist? Or do you buy the plugs, and then bring them to the doctor? I've been looking to have this done for quite a long time.
According to the doctor I last saw, accupunture can reduce the ringing, if not completely heal it. This might hold true for those among you whose tinnitus isn't the result of ear damage. Other things are held resposanbile for causing tinnitus, such as infections, stress and muscular tension. Bad eating habits (too much spice and stuff that irritates the intestines) can also cause/make tinnitus worse.
I've never heard that almost any of those can be related. Do you have any links or anything? I'm not trying to call B.S., I'm genuinely curious.
Acupuncture is pseudoscience and has no basis in fact.
A randomized trial comparing acupuncture, si... [Arch Intern Med. 2009] - PubMed - NCBI
Acupuncture is pseudoscience and has no basis in fact.
Luckily, I went to an ENT clinic on day 3 and was prescribed a steroid regime that completed erased the tinitus after a few weeks. I realize I'm EXTREMELY lucky that I this worked, as I was told there was a large chance it wouldn't to the degree it did.
Not meaning to offend you, but that's a very arrogant thing to say ( a very Western one, too). Besides, you cite a single studie to support your statement, which in itself doesn't make sense. Acupunture never claimed to be a science or a scientific method, for that matter.
I don't know if you are a scientist or not, but you should know how pragmatic and chauvinistic science (or scientists) can get to be. I recommend reading J. Bergers "The morning of the magicians" or at least C.Fort's "The book of the damned" to get an overview on how science decides to overlook, deny and even ridicule things it can't explain.
I've never heard that almost any of those can be related. Do you have any links or anything? I'm not trying to call B.S., I'm genuinely curious.