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Tinnitus
Relief Trial CD
Andrew Skeoch has recorded this trial CD
specifically for the relief of Tinnitus.
It contains continuous sounds of natural rain.
Profound results have been achieved with sufferers with the use of
the CD.
This is a Trial CD only and comes packaged in a
paper CD Envelope.
This is a full length CD and runs for 73:32 minutes
Instructions for use are printed on the CD
Play this CD overnight while you sleep, every
night for one month.
For best results set your bedroom CD player to loop this CD
continuously
throughout the night while you sleep.
Tinnitus Relief
'Night Rain' - Trial CD
$12.95
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This is a Trial CD only and comes packaged in
a paper CD sleeve.
This is a full length CD and runs for 73:32 minutes
This CD has been created specifically for use
with people who suffer from Tinnitus.
Rick Collingwood's 'Mind, Body
Healing' Hypnosis CD can also be used for relief
of Tinnitus and other ailments.
What
is Tinnitus
Tinnitus is a sensation of ringing
in the ears or the head and can be extremely
annoying for sufferers. At times the noise can be so disturbing
that the person is
unable to sleep or carryout normal everyday activities let alone a
normal conversation.
Symptoms
- A noise in the ears, such as ringing, buzzing, roaring,
whistling, or even
at times hissing
- It may be a case that comes and goes or it can be continuous,
and may
be so loud that it can disrupt the persons thoughts and abilities
or so
soft that the person can hear it only when trying to sleep
- Occasionally hearing loss can also occur
Causes
The most common cause of tinnitus
is over-exposure to loud noise.
(You only have to be exposed to a loud concert to experience
tinnitus
instantly - the noise can last for days afterwards).
There are many other things which
can also cause tinnitus, including:
- Too much wax in the ear
- Ear infection
- A hole in the eardrum
- Certain medications
- High blood pressure
- Allergy
- Anaemia
- Interruption of the cerebral blood flow (i.e. the blood flow to
the head area)
Tinnitus is sometimes related to an underlying
health condition, and should
always be discussed with your healthcare professional.
It is also important to consult your healthcare
professional if you experience
symptoms of infection such as pain, dizziness or pus in the
ear.
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