Tolperisone Sleep and Muscle Relaxant Non-Ototoxic, Works Well

[CDNThailand]

I use Tolperisone to help with sleep. It works pretty good. Doctors say it's not ototoxic. I saw a research paper that says it's used to reverse hearing loss.

Additionally, I haven't found tinnitus as a possible side effect.

I deem it safe. Any views on this?

Here is the article:

Reasons for the use of mydocalm in the prevention and treatment of antibiotic-induced sensorineural hearing loss

 

[gotyoubynuts]

The article is from 1989. You'd think if this was what we've been waiting for we'd already know about it. If you have stiff neck, maybe this can help a little (only a little).

 

[CDNThailand]

The article is from 1989. You'd think if this was what we've been waiting for we'd already know about it. If you have stiff neck, maybe this can help a little (only a little).

I'm not saying it's a miracle cure, but it helps to relax, no side effects, 30+ years track record, not ototoxic (actually works to help hearing damage...)

I think I'll start taking it again, I stopped at the onset of tinnitus because of fear, but I think it's fine.

 

[The Red Viper]

Whoah good find. This might be one of those things that slipped under the radar.

 

[TinniGone]

I used Tolperisone under the brand Mydocalm. It helped me a lot in reducing my sensitivity which today is more than 90% gone. The tinnitus has also decreased but not sure if because of Mydocalm or the small dosage Xanax that I take at night.

The only side effect has to do with some sleepiness so better to take at night.

Always discuss with your doctor and keep in mind that it takes several days or even few weeks to see the positive impact.