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For those who care what the vaccine injury reporting systems are telling us, it's becoming increasingly clear that the roll-out of these injections (they cannot be called vaccines since they do not confer either immunity or protection) will one day be seen as an even greater medical scandal than...

You really shouldn't believe hearsay. Earlier this year in the UK there was a case of a BBC interview with a nurse, Laura Duffel, who claimed that her ward was full of children sick with COVID-19 and that the second wave (remember that?) was "much scarier" than the first wave. BBC complaint is...

I think something that should also be considered is that there is a significant level of under-reporting to systems like VAERS, Yellow Card, etc. So, the actual number of people injured in this way from the vaccine may be far higher. Further, there are repeated reports of doctors not wishing to...

This is taken from the Yellow Card vaccine adverse events reporting system (UK). 5,780 reports of tinnitus following a COVID-19 vaccine. Bear in mind that these systems are notoriously underused by a factor of 10 to a 100 based on a number of different studies on underreporting. The figures...

Reading your comment helps explain why probably otherwise good people go along with evil actions. It takes willful blindness not to be aware that the number of reported deaths and injuries from these vaccines dwarf any other vaccine since adverse events started to be systematically captured (in...

As someone who very much falls into the category of "vaccine-hesitant", when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccines (I've probably had every other jab going, including the Swine Flu vaccine in 2010), news like this does not fill me with confidence, especially as I have been really struggling with an...

There is a very good chance that your tinnitus will get better, possibly even much better. It's still very early days and this is an unprecedented time in terms of anxiety for many people - and anxiety always makes tinnitus a lot worse. Obviously, once the lockdown is over you will want to go...

Thank you. It turns out that the CEO chose his words very poorly. He had to make a subsequent statement to the effect that there was no question about salaries being paid in the months ahead. He - unintentionally - spooked an awful lot of people in the organisation through a hastily-written email.

But, isn't that a graph of cumulative deaths? A graph showing exponential deaths would show the deaths for each day with an upwards curve. I'm not saying that we aren't experiencing an exponential growth in deaths by the virus but a graph showing cumulative figures doesn't provide the evidence...

Yes, I did.

That's very comforting. Thank you.

Last night, I crushed about 2 garlic bulbs added olive oil and started to eat them raw. I had to give up after a few minutes as I actually found the raw garlic painful on my tongue. Today, I've noticed less of a clogged feeling in my left ear. Actually, it was a vast improvement on what it was...

I think that there are far more people with noise-induced tinnitus than, say, 200 years ago. Other than blacksmiths and grenadiers very few people would have been exposed to damaging levels of noise as we can be. Also, fewer, there were fewer otoxic medicines - with the notable exception of...

I first acquired tinnitus at the age of 18 in early 90s. At that time very few people seemed to have heard of tinnitus and there were very few resources for help. Fast-forward to 2020 and there are a huge number of resources out there to help you and people in general seem much more aware what...

I find the current situation very stressful, especially now that a UK-wide lockdown has gone into effect. Yesterday, we got an ambiguous email from our CEO that suggests they are "reviewing company roles". There was also a comment saying that this month's payroll would go ahead - the...

That's very good advice. Right now my ears are very sensitive to noise and I am making every effort to protect them from unnecessary noise. I will start carrying ear plugs around with me as a precaution as I did when I first got tinnitus. Thank you.

Certainly, my ears feel very inflamed inside right now. As if both middle ears were stuffed with cotton wool. I'm also interested in the theory that inflammation is behind a great many illnesses. I think I need to find something that will reduce the inflammation and will certainly give the...

Hello Everybody, Since it's the wee, small hours here in Scotland and I cannot sleep due to my tinnitus I thought I would introduce myself on this forum. I first developed tinnitus around 30 years ago. I had gone to a number of concerts where my hearing seemed to dip a few days afterwards each...