jdp
I tried it a few years back but unfortunately it did not work for me.
Again, everyone is different and different strokes are for different
folks.
I know a girl who had always been suffering from motion sickness and
tinnitus and was well taken care of with a combination of
cinnarizine and GB tablets. Cinnarizine tablets where I live are
very inexpensive, much more so than the patches you have mentioned.
>On 8??10??, ????5??36??, "JDP" <K4...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>> These helped me for about 2 years. I wrote about it in the ATA journal and
>> a lot of people found that it helped reduce their tinnitus intensity and
>> volume as well. These patches are usually used for motion sickness which I
>> used to have with the tinnitus when it was a lot worse.
>>
>> jdp
>
>I tried it a few years back but unfortunately it did not work for me.
>Again, everyone is different and different strokes are for different
>folks.
Can you provide a survey as why it didn't work for you?
>
>I know a girl who had always been suffering from motion sickness and
>tinnitus and was well taken care of with a combination of
>cinnarizine and GB tablets. Cinnarizine tablets where I live are
>very inexpensive, much more so than the patches you have mentioned.
This girl wouldn't happen to have a brother who is a boyscout with T
would it?