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Horrific New Jab Adverse Effect Comes to Light
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I have a friend who held out forever on getting vaxed, but then he went and did it a few months ago. He says he has tinnitus now.

Tinnitus is crappy. I’ve had it for years. At first it was a hum I heard at night when all was quiet. Sometimes it’s louder than others. In the past year it’s progressed to hearing my heartbeat or blood whooshing through my body. (Again usually when it’s really quiet) Apparently it does not have to do with the hearing process but something more deep inside your brain; nerve connections or something. It’s a good indication that one might get Alzheimer’s later in life.

kittycat51 wrote: ↑March 22nd, 2022, 8:57 am Tinnitus is crappy. I’ve had it for years. At first it was a hum I heard at night when all was quiet. Sometimes it’s louder than others. In the past year it’s progressed to hearing my heartbeat or blood whooshing through my body. (Again usually when it’s really quiet) Apparently it does not have to do with the hearing process but something more deep inside your brain; nerve connections or something. It’s a good indication that one might get Alzheimer’s later in life.

That sucks! I'm almost 60, and I've had it getting progressively worse over the past 10 years. It started out as just the occasional feeling that something was clamped over my ears, but it's progressed to a continuous high-pitched hissing whistle/tone that really drives me crazy at night when it's really quiet. I suspect it has something to do with all the electro-magnetic frequencies in our house (hubs is a techy with every wifi gadget under the sun). When I would go visit my friends way out in the country and stay in their camper, it almost completely went away. It also gets really bad when the Schumann Resonance is spiking hard. It's a really strange phenomenon that I have no explanation for. It's also crazy that it warbles when my epileptic cat is coming up on another seizure, which happens every 6-8 weeks.

Just yesterday I saw that tinnitus might have to do with insulin. Something to explore?

It seems that the 2019 flu AND the experimental shots they were coercing people to take - has a tendency to cause tinnitus - among other things.

“Tinnitus during COVID-19 is generally believed to be caused by damage or inflammation in the inner ear, which may happen due to viral infection or as a result of your body's immune response…” https://www.healthline.com/health/tinni ... d-tinnitus

“After thousands of people reported ringing in the ears after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, one manufacturer now lists tinnitus as a reported side effect on its vaccine fact sheet.” https://www.abc15.com/news/local-news/i ... ide-effect

kittycat51 wrote: ↑March 22nd, 2022, 8:57 amTinnitus is crappy….Apparently it does not have to do with the hearing process but something more deep inside your brain; nerve connections or something. It’s a good indication that one might get Alzheimer’s later in life.

Possible.
Good to take precautions, like ensure nervous system health.

“Studies have recovered COVID-19 mRNA from the cerebrospinal fluid of vaccinees, suggesting it can cross the blood-brain barrier (BBB). In addition,      even without crossing the BBB, several cytokines induced by COVID-19 infection cross the BBB to affect central nervous system (CNS) function.” https://www.news-medical.net/news/20220 ... aging.aspx

A different Study Conclusion:
“It was possible to identify significant changes in the limbic system of the brain perfusion in tinnitus patients with normal hearing, suggesting that central mechanisms, not specific to the auditory pathway, are involved in the pathophysiology of symptoms, even in the absence of clinically diagnosed peripheral changes.” https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24516567/

Another Study conclusion: “In patients with a low plasma CoQ10 concentration, CoQ10 supply may decrease the tinnitus expression.”https://positivetinnitus.com/coq10-clin ... onclusion/

Thinker wrote: ↑March 22nd, 2022, 10:53 am

kittycat51 wrote: ↑March 22nd, 2022, 8:57 amTinnitus is crappy….Apparently it does not have to do with the hearing process but something more deep inside your brain; nerve connections or something. It’s a good indication that one might get Alzheimer’s later in life.

Possible.
Good to take precautions, like ensure nervous system health.

“Studies have recovered COVID-19 mRNA from the cerebrospinal fluid of vaccinees, suggesting it can cross the blood-brain barrier (BBB). In addition,      even without crossing the BBB, several cytokines induced by COVID-19 infection cross the BBB to affect central nervous system (CNS) function.” https://www.news-medical.net/news/20220 ... aging.aspx

A different Study Conclusion:
“It was possible to identify significant changes in the limbic system of the brain perfusion in tinnitus patients with normal hearing, suggesting that central mechanisms, not specific to the auditory pathway, are involved in the pathophysiology of symptoms, even in the absence of clinically diagnosed peripheral changes.” https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24516567/

Another Study conclusion: “In patients with a low plasma CoQ10 concentration, CoQ10 supply may decrease the tinnitus expression.”https://positivetinnitus.com/coq10-clin ... onclusion/

Interesting thoughts...I do have nervous system problems as well as a host of others (I have never had a flu shot nor am I covid jabbed)

I get occasional tinnitus anyway.

By the way, hearing your heart beat is not tinnitus. Tinnitus is a high pitch whine or whistle, or a central heating/plumbing type noise.

If it is very quiet, it is normal to hear a quiet high pitched whine from your ears. If you get it when you're in a noisier situation, or at a louder volume, that is an issue.

Niemand wrote: ↑March 22nd, 2022, 2:13 pm
By the way, hearing your heart beat is not tinnitus.

It's called pulsatile tinnitus. I experience both issues.