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Did CBD Oil Help Your Tinnitus?

  • It improved my tinnitus, temporarily

  • It improved my tinnitus, permanently

  • It had no effect on my tinnitus

  • It worsened my tinnitus, temporarily

  • It worsened my tinnitus, permanently

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In my experience, a good full spectrum CBD sublingual tincture paired with an top shelf Indica strain can really help because even if it increases your tinnitus temporarily, you feel much relaxed so it doesn't really matter and you get great sleep
 
Wondering if anyone has had any luck with CBD Oil use to help alleviate tinnitus?

I just started trying it and it's a dark horse but worth a shot after all supplements that do nothing.

Thoughts? Thank you.
 
Sure, try it. I find that it helps with anxiety (and many other things) but I suspect it makes my tinnitus worse short term. Still, when I have very bad days I sometimes take enough CBD to not make me care anymore. I take waaaay to much CBD probably so my experience is based on that. Also my variant has enough THC to make me slightly high if I take enough, I don't know if pure CBD would be different.

Also, CBD is a product with many variables. Many brands don't work. I use raw hemp, which is about 10 times as cost effective compared to oil.
 
Hemp CBD has a better overall CBD profile and it does help to have a tiny bit of THC as an activator of sorts to make it more effective by enhancing the effects of CBD. You will find everything from 1:1, 2:1 to 20:1 ratios. You will find that CBG, CBN, certain flavinols and terpene profiles play important parts in the effectiveness of a particular oil.

The difficult part with CBD is finding a quality brand that works for you because it is largely unregulated and you really do not always know what you are getting and from what source.

The regulations differ from state to state and probably also country to country so recommending brands is not particularly useful. You just have to try them and find which works for you. It is best to get it from the full spectrum plant rather than from synthesized lab compounds.
 
Wondering if anyone has had any luck with CBD Oil use to help alleviate tinnitus?

I just started trying it and it's a dark horse but worth a shot after all supplements that do nothing.

Thoughts? Thank you.
I tried CBD oil (with no THC - it is illegal in my country) and it did nothing for my tinnitus.
 
CBD oil - really good for the development of 'Smelly armpits.'
Otherwise no effect on me.

(I ran round the garden trying to get away from it)
 
Interesting. You seem certain it is the type of oil. Have you ever tried any other oils and if you have, did they do anything comparable? I ask because recently, I have been detoxing - and one thing that seemed to help my tinnitus might have been coconut oil - that I was taking for ulcer and decided to do a tooth oil pulling first. It might have been coincidence - but I also wiped some left over oil into my ear canals as they are very dry and stopped draining long ago. The next day was extremely quiet tinnitus wise, I heard a little pop for the first time in years - like when you go up a hill or maybe yawn and had the sensation - though no evidence of moisture or drainage in the ear I was laying on the next night.

I've never tried the CBD oil but keep reading all kinds of benefits from it. You mention there is no THC in it -- which helped me decide that it is next on my list. Thanks.
 
Hi... what oil would be best for my pulsatile tinnitus? I have it in my left ear for just over a year now. Would it be beneficial to put a couple of drops in the ear as well as under the tongue?

Thanks.
 
Hi... what oil would be best for my pulsatile tinnitus? I have it in my left ear for just over a year now. Would it be beneficial to put a couple of drops in the ear as well as under the tongue?

I have been trying some variations of oil. I personally have not tried it much in the ear yet, but the bud tender who grows the plants and makes the oil for me says he himself rubs it in his ear and it alleviates his tinnitus for a time.

So, my thought would be to give it a shot, I am guessing there is probably not any downside, unless you have a perforated eardrum.
 
I have been trying some variations of oil. I personally have not tried it much in the ear yet, but the bud tender who grows the plants and makes the oil for me says he himself rubs it in his ear and it alleviates his tinnitus for a time.

So, my thought would be to give it a shot, I am guessing there is probably not any downside, unless you have a perforated eardrum.


Thanks...I will try.
 
I recently tried CBD gummies two different times, and I noticed each time it significantly reduced a spike I was experiencing to near silence. It could be coincidence, but I'm going to continue taking them when I have a spike and see if there is consistency. If so that would be really nice, because when my T is not spiking it barely bothers me. When it's spiking I can hear it even in loud places.
 
It seems that CBD is having some really positive effects for a wide range of ailments and I have been thinking of trying it for a while for tinnitus, whether it's hitting that symptom or reducing stress. It's encouraging that it has helped some. But some few studies that have been done have concluded it may worsen for others. I think it's worth trying for the stress factor alone.

What are some preferred brands? I'm just not sure where to begin the search.
 
Also, are there options for applying drops topically or in the ear vs orally? I've heard of people using it for back pain and wondering if both of those approaches are available for tinnitus/ear health.
 
What are some preferred brands? I'm just not sure where to begin the search.

I'm taking this one currently:

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CBD still seems to be suppressing my spikes. I still get them often by a lot of everyday things (shower, washing dishes, listening to music, driving) but they subside much faster since I started taking these. Something tells me it's helping me control stress and as a result the spikes aren't nearly as intense.
 
I'm taking this one currently:

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CBD still seems to be suppressing my spikes. I still get them often by a lot of everyday things (shower, washing dishes, listening to music, driving) but they subside much faster since I started taking these. Something tells me it's helping me control stress and as a result the spikes aren't nearly as intense.

Thank you for the recommendation! I'm gonna go to a local health store this evening that I know carries CBD and see what the options are. I guess it's likely too early for CBDs for there to be specific brands targeting anything around ear health. But I haven't looked, so will see what I find.
 
I have been looking it this and it is available where I live.
The problem is I have to do random drug screenings for my job. Will the CBD oil cause me to fail a drug screening?
 
I am so sorry to read what it did to you. I think I'll pass on CBD.
@Ken219 -- It appears you're confusing THC with CBD Oil; they're two very different things. I've never heard of CBD Oil exacerbating tinnitus, whereas I read all the time that marijuana and/or THC does spike it. I think CBD Oil would be safe to try, but if you're apprehensive, try just a very little to start out with and see how it goes.
 
@Ken219 -- It appears you're confusing THC with CBD Oil; they're two very different things. I've never heard of CBD Oil exacerbating tinnitus, whereas I read all the time that marijuana and/or THC does spike it. I think CBD Oil would be safe to try, but if you're apprehensive, try just a very little to start out with and see how it goes.

Right. They are two different things entirely. The aim of CBD is to reduce anxiety (the main reason it might be useful for T, from my understanding - haven't seen much about it specifically addressing hearing or tinnitus) while THC is a know sensory stimulant and increases anxiety in some.
 
I used up the rest of the bottle I was given a couple days ago, and I'm getting more spikes again. Even woke up in the middle of the night with a really loud spike in my left ear. It's hard to say if it's placebo but I definitely feel like I get a benefit with CBD oil. Also, my right ear (which is the worst one, the left is silence 50% of the time) has a lower tone mostly now. Not sure if that's a good thing or what, but it's an interesting change. I might order some more and see how it goes.
 
I wanted to weigh in on the CBD Oil. It has become legal in Maine and is all the rage being sold in many luring forms. In my research of it, it has been tested as an anticonvulsive and for psychotic behavior. Other than that, no.

There's some reports on cannabis receptors that were named according to the neurons and g proteins it affects that were mostly studied in response to cannabis use as an anti-vomiting agent for chemo therapy. Oddly, too much cannabis use can cause vomiting and research shows that capsaicin will as a neurotoxin to the responsible Substance P, help cure the problem.

CBD Oil won't exactly lead to this problem although it is not because the oil lacks THC.

However, the one BIG thing this little diversion lead to was identifying that it is well known by the scientific community that it affects as in induces production of the cytochrome enzyme CYP3A4. This specific enzyme is the one that grapefruit inhibits which is why grapefruit is great for cancer. And, it is because of this enzyme certain medications stress not to eat grapefruit. This enzyme, CYP3A4 is also responsible for reducing testosterone and involved in prostate cancer. It is elevated in breast cancer. The fetus does not have this enzyme until after several months of life and exposure to it is not good. CYP3A4 is targeted to increase in chemical castration drugs used on heinous criminals and can lead to sterility by increasing the enzyme.

I encourage all the CBD Oil enthusiasts to research this. You can read about CYP3A4 on Wikipedia - there's a page and about half way down there's a chart that shows drugs that induce or inhibit and drugs that induce the enzyme.There's articles you can access on PubMed (one is An Update on Safety and Side Effects of Cannabidiol: A Review of Clinical Data and Relevant Animal Studies Kerstin Iffland, and Franjo Grotenhermen) that doesn't condemn CBD Oil nor specify that it increases CYP3A4 enzymes. But, because CYP3A4 is part of a group of cytochromes of the collective family P450, this statement has particular implications: "Studies in mice have shown that CBD inactivates cytochrome P450 isozymes in the short term, but can induce them after repeated administration." This could be interpreted that at first, you might notice benefits but long term use is going to increase this family of enzymes that includes CYP3A4 that causes breast cancer, decreases testosterone, plays a key role in prostate cancer and is purposely targeted to increase in drugs that are designed to cause chemical castration.

Having never tried CBD oil myself, I became suspicious that suddenly we were allowed to have it. Or maybe it was the bright candy gummy bear forms being sold like on the store counters. CBD oil was legalized and also cannabis here. The latter was by referendum. The state also just legalized right to "death with dignity" if you have been deemed to have 6 months or less to live by a doctor - they will prescribe drugs so the person can commit suicide. The State expanded legalized abortion by allowing all doctors, nurses, physician's assistants and the like in any medical office to perform them, which will likely reduce birthrates. And, vaccination was made mandatory for all, as they decided to include certain religious and conscientious objections that few knew about. The population in my state is the oldest in the nation and the birth rate the lowest. Despite this, with all kinds of vacated homes from the elderly dying off and going to assisted living, there is the worst housing shortage in the history of the state because outside investors, and I do mean outsiders as in foreigner are buying the property and sitting on it.

None of these things alone seem a huge issue but together -- and with the legalization of a drug - CBD oil that will cause cancer likely to be used by childbearing and middle age folks having pain... and tinnitus, you gotta wonder what is going on.

Why on earth would the FDA allow CBD oil on the market? Recently there were comments that it was approved without testing it properly and needs to undergo further study but it was not pulled like certain vitamins and herbs have been. FDA had stated CBD was GRAS - generally recognized as safe. But, if you understand the biology of how it works... I think you'd be better off chewing on poppies. I am sure if a person has chronic untreated pain it is a better alternative to prescription pain killers or street drugs.

But, considering, I personally would not want to put this in my body, not in my ears and not for tinnitus unless I was absolutely positive I was at my bitter end and could accept the consequences. It is a slyly marketed drug that will in the future show its ugly head.
 
Jesus, on the side note, a week after stopping my right ear has spiked the worst it has in months for two days straight so far. Like finger nails on a chalkboard, freaking unbearable. Just waiting for it to subside. I don't know if stopping CBD is the reason or what, but all of this madness never even makes sense anyways.
 
What is the conclusion on CBD oil?

Let me guess it works on lots of other conditions but not tinnitus?

Sorry don't mean to be cynical...
 

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