Try to invigorate your kidney.

francispoon said:

For the past 2000 years, the traditional Chinese medicine
people have been of the view that a weakened or damaged
kidney gives rise to tinnitus and the sound of tinnitus is
a signal from the body that the conditions are no good.
Since there are hardly any answers from the high-tech
doctors even in the most technologically advanced US of A,
you might want to give some attention to this traditional
Chinese medical view. The latter espouses that most parts
of the body, including the heart, could be invigorated
*through* the kidney being invigorated in the first place.
NO man will regret having invigorated his kidney. It might
not cure your tinnitus but will definitely give

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kind of treatment, though I am not sure how it works with
mineral medicines you obtain in the west.

FP

Mmmmm..... My son and I went to two chinese doctors and
neither had the magic cure for my son's tinnitus.
What do you suggest, doc ? How do we energise our
kidneys ??

Thanks liaM

Someone I know was told the same line of [censored] by his
chinese doctor. Now he is convinced that tinnitus has
absolutely nothing to do with hearing damage. I tried to
tell him otherwise and warn him to protect his hearing...
but he is adamant that I don't know what I'm talking about.
I tried to tell him... I've had t. for 5 years... I know
more than anyone should about it... but he still was
unconvinced. He's only had t.... very mild t. that doesn't
bother him... for a couple of months. He has plans to go to
a stadium rock concert this month... with no hearing
protection. He has plans to go see another rock concert
right after that in a bar... probably the loudest bar in
town. I've warned him... not much else I can do... but it
drives me crazy that he's clinging to his new age hocus
pocus and putting himself at extreme risk because of it.

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Someone I know was told the same line of [censored] by his
chinese doctor. Now he is convinced that tinnitus has
absolutely nothing to do with hearing damage. I tried to
tell him otherwise and warn him to protect his hearing...
but he is adamant that I don't know what I'm talking
about. I tried to tell him... I've had t. for 5 years... I
know more than anyone should about it... but he still was
unconvinced. He's only had t.... very mild t. that doesn't
bother him... for a couple of months. He has plans to go
to a stadium rock concert this month... with no hearing
protection. He has plans to go see another rock concert
right after that in a bar... probably the loudest bar in
town. I've warned him... not much else I can do... but it
drives me crazy that he's clinging to his new age hocus
pocus and putting himself at extreme risk because of it.

Is he planning to wear kidney protection? :-)

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francispoon said:

For the past 2000 years, the traditional Chinese
medicine people have been of the view that a weakened or
damaged kidney gives rise to tinnitus and the sound of
tinnitus is a signal from the body that the conditions
are no good. Since there are hardly any answers from the
high-tech doctors even in the most technologically
advanced US of A, you might want to give some attention
to this traditional Chinese medical view. The latter
espouses that most parts of the body, including the
heart, could be invigorated *through* the kidney being
invigorated in the first place. NO man will regret
having invigorated his kidney. It might not cure your
tinnitus but will definitely give

Quoted message said:

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kind of treatment, though I am not sure how it works
with mineral medicines you obtain in the west.

FP

Mmmmm..... My son and I went to two chinese doctors and
neither had the magic cure for my son's tinnitus.
What do you suggest, doc ? How do we energise our
kidneys ??

(1)NOT all tinnitus causes are from the kidney.
(2)Energizing the kidney could happen *by chance* to touch a
possible cause.
(3)Energizing the kidney may not do anything for your son's
tinnitus but could strengthen his overall body
conditions.
(4)Talk to someone who knows how. I could tell you where to
go if you were around here. I am taking a herb pill,
which is commonly sold around here. And there are doctors
you could go.

FP
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Thanks liaM

francispoon wrote:

What is the rational reason for cross-posting this to two
non-correlated newsgroups?

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For the past 2000 years, the traditional Chinese medicine
people have been of the view that a weakened or damaged
kidney gives rise to tinnitus

There must be a translation error here, at least to the
effect that it is not the sole cause and possibly also to
the effect that "give rise" means "aggravate". Those benign
asumptions takes it from being pure quackery.

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and the sound of tinnitus is a signal from the body that
the conditions are no good.

It is known that treating hypertension, if any, may somewhat
alleviate tinnitus. Treatment of hypertension is generally
done by influensing multiple systems in the body, including
the salt balance, and thus the amount of water in the body.

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Since there are hardly any answers from the high-tech
doctors even in the most technologically advanced US of A,
you might want to give some attention to this traditional
Chinese medical view.

So please be so kind as to stop asserting that there is a
conflict between medical systems, there isn't.

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The latter espouses that most parts of the body, including
the heart, could be invigorated *through* the kidney being
invigorated in the first place.

Green tea comes to mind.

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FP

DISCLAIMER: the above does not constite a formally skilled
statement and may be factually wrong or misunderstood or
based on misunderstandings.

Kind regards

Peter Larsen

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Sliced Kidney 2 onions, peeled, chopped 1 tablespoon curry
powder 3 tablespoons butter seasonings to taste

Put butter in frying pan and put on fire. When foaming, add
the kidneys and tenderloin. Season. Cook on hot fire for 3
minutes, stirring constantly. Add onions and curry powder.
Reduce the heat. Let cook together for about 5 minutes.
Then serve.

Right. No garlic?

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Sliced Kidney 2 onions, peeled, chopped 1 tablespoon curry
powder 3 tablespoons butter seasonings to taste

Put butter in frying pan and put on fire. When foaming,
add the kidneys

and

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tenderloin. Season. Cook on hot fire for 3 minutes,
stirring constantly.

Add

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onions and curry powder. Reduce the heat. Let cook
together for about 5 minutes. Then serve.

There are various kinds of very inexpensive herb medicines
for this purpose. Try it.
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Sliced Kidney 2 onions, peeled, chopped 1 tablespoon curry
powder 3 tablespoons butter seasonings to taste

Put butter in frying pan and put on fire. When foaming,
add the kidneys and tenderloin. Season. Cook on hot fire
for 3 minutes, stirring constantly. Add onions and curry
powder. Reduce the heat. Let cook together for about 5
minutes. Then serve.