Tinnitus

[jadh189]

I managed to get a copper deficiency (fatigue, hair loss, dizziness) from supplementing molybdenum and perhaps a high dietary intake of manganese.

After taking copper with each meal I was able to get rid of the dizziness but I am now left with ringing in my ears when lying down and waking up early hours in the morning.

I am trying to figure out what is out of balance causing me to start having tinnitus as it is highly annoying.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Rinse & rePeat]

“[Loratidine or pseydoephedrine for tinnitus?] Too much pseudoephedrine increases stress hormones, loratadine isn't good for the liver, and anything that irritates the intestine can cause tinnitus by increasing endotoxin absorption.” Ray Peat e-mail exchange

“[Tinnitus and hand shakes a bit] Endotoxin can produce those effects. Keeping the digestive system free of inflammation often helps, and a daily raw carrot is sometimes enough, sometimes a supplement of thyroid or progesterone helps. The endogenous opioids can have one-sided effects, and they are increased by endotoxin. Having well cooked mushrooms every day, and avoiding green salads, unsaturated fats, grains and beans are other helpful things. A supplement of niacinamide and other B vitamins sometimes helps. (Reference)” Ray Peat e-mail exchange

 

[mgrabs]

I managed to get a copper deficiency (fatigue, hair loss, dizziness) from supplementing molybdenum and perhaps a high dietary intake of manganese.

After taking copper with each meal I was able to get rid of the dizziness but I am now left with ringing in my ears when lying down and waking up early hours in the morning.

I am trying to figure out what is out of balance causing me to start having tinnitus as it is highly annoying.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Any answer on this?