Rosa Canina, Urtica Dioica and Tanacetum Vulgare Herbal Combination in Treatment of Tinnitus

[Nick47]

Many compounds we see in pharmaceuticals are research derived from natural compounds, and/or molecular structure modified to be more potent.

I 100% agree. There are several issues:

1) Unregulated industry means they can put anything in these supplements within reason. Varying quality, quantity and bulkers.

2) It is very difficult to isolate natural molecules and format them so they don't degrade and become completely inactive.

3) They are less selective and potent in general.

4) They often do not survive the digestion process and get into the bloodstream.

5) There are often conflicts of interest and questionable ethics in the country of origin.

 

[Vadimus]

I finally received it. Starting to take it today, hoping for a miracle. I'll keep you posted.

 

[eagerUser]

I finally received it. Starting to take it today, hoping for a miracle. I'll keep you posted.

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Cool, I have been thinking about giving it a try. Let us know if it works for you, I'll be the second one to test it.

Good luck.

 

[eagerUser]

@Vadimus, how are you doing? Any updates so far?

 

[Vadimus]

@Vadimus, how are you doing? Any updates so far?

No changes immediately after taking it. No changes after 2 weeks of continuous use. Tinnitus is the same volume, sometimes it feels that it has even become louder. It seems that there is a deterioration in my general health; fatigue has appeared, the fog in my head has become stronger, and my vision has slightly deteriorated.

I think I will take a break and not take it for a while to understand whether these symptoms are related to taking it.

 

[Silencenow]

@Vadimus, any updates? Did you take 100 mg a day?

 

[Nick47]

No way a herb is the answer, surely?

 

[Joeseph Stope]

No way a herb is the answer, surely?

Duh... I know that I'm not the sharpest tool in the box, but some herbs can definitely worsen your tinnitus.

Why can't we find the one that improves it?