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Watch and Wait => For those in the 'watch and wait' status => Topic started by: bethtretrault on October 07, 2014, 03:05:46 am
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Anyone else used Lipoflavinoid Plus for balance improvement and did it do anything for tinnitus improvement? I got a phone consult from House Clinic and the MD recommended balance exercises and Lipoflavinoid with B vitamins. It would be GREAT if it did something for this INCESSANT noise in my ear. :)
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It's a dietary supplement and, as such, comes with a lot of hype but no conclusive evidence.
However, if you read the customer reviews on Amazon you'll find that lots of buyers have some good results.
http://www.amazon.com/DSE-Healthcare-Solutions-LipoFlavonoid-Strength/product-reviews/B000NP9QMK
No guarantees. You'll have to judge for yourself.
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Thanks for the tip! I'm going to try it. I just bought it fom amazon. I'll report back and give you my review!
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Thanks for the tip! I'm going to try it. I just bought it fom amazon. I'll report back and give you my review!
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I would expect that many of us would be happy to learn that it's worked for you and then give it a try ourselves - good luck! :)
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I tried it for about three months but found it didn't seem to help. I also tried Arches Tinnitus, again for a few months, no help. I am now taking Curcurmin on the advice of a fellow patient, and so far, so good! It is available through Amazon under several brand names. I am using Dr. Danielle formula. Just be sure to take it with some amount of fat to aid absorption. Hope this helps.
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Thanks! I'll try that.
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I tried Lipoflavinoid last year but it didn't help, and I got a refund as they had a money back guarantee. Do you know if the Curcurmin has a money back guarantee?
Also, how are you doing on it now?
(I know this is an old post-- but I felt compelled to respond as it was on my birthday!). Thank you.
Debbie N.
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It (maybe) helps a bit. Anything that reduces inflammation seems like a good thing to me. In my fantasy world the tumor also shrinks along with inflammation. Next MRI is May 18 and MD apt after that May 29-we will see! Good luck on the curcumin. I don't know if you can get your money back, though.
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Curcurmin isn't marketed for tinnitus, so I doubt you can get your money refunded. My ENT said my experience is "highly anecdotal", which I believe is doctor-speak for "coincidental". I continue to take it because it does seem to calm my tinnitus, but the anti-inflammatory effect helps my sinus, as well.
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If it works for you that is great. They don't know everything!