Tinitis

Ok, I'm not sure if this stuff is a placebo or not. Maybe it is. I'm a major skeptic when it comes to this stuff. There is no science to support that it actually helps anything. But wait, there's more! This stuff actually works and I believe it! No one paid me to say this, I'm a genuine user who has genuine, life altering problems with menieres (about 10 years now) where it puts me out for days (but actually weeks usually) . I always forget what I did to get it to stop. I just resorted to it again and my problems were gone within days. It always comes back to these pills. Maybe just the passage of time is what does it, because I always suffer through it for a while before remembering to take these. And then after weeks of struggle it's gone within days of taking this stuff? Too much coincidence to ingore. I'd say this has happened a good 10-12 times over the years before I wrote this review. I only write this in hopes of helping someone. Buy it, take 6 of them per day for a while as the instructions say. It's expensive but who cares when this stuff is like a miracle cure, it actually works. I want to scream it at anyone reading this. For the record, it only minorly helps the tinnitus. It's the full ear dizziness and disorientation like a grenade went off next to your head that this is a life saver for. Tinnitus, I'm sorry if you have it, I do too. You'll get used to that (I promise) and this stuff does work a little for it. It's worth the money. Buy it. Your only regret will be not doing it sooner.

Using the product for 6 weeks. It's quieted my tennitus. Dr suggested to use it for 3 months. Stop using it after that & don't waste your money.

About a month ago, I became aware of hearing a lot of noise that sounded like a computer or TV left on. I thought it was external cell phone towers or something. It got so loud that I put in earplugs only to discover the sound was in my head! I panicked and immediately went to an ENT who told me I had tinnitus and there was no cure. He let me know that he and his nurse also had tinnitus and they were taking Lipo Flavonoids for it although he said he couldn't guarantee they worked. He gave me a couple of sample packages, and I started taking them that day. Besides the Flavonoids, I also got hearing aids. I'm not sure exactly which thing (or both) made the difference or if it was coincidental and went away on its own, but I am having long stretches of quiet now and the buzzing is very faint when I do have it. I read lots of the reviews on Amazon of people writing they didn't know if it worked so they stopped taking the flavonoids only to have the ringing come back louder again. I'm not taking that chance. Amazon's price is fine with me, and I will continue to take them. One last interesting thing has helped: I was playing with my cat with a little vibrating mouse in my hand. When I held the mouse, the vibration seemed to help relieve my tinnitus when it would be stronger. I read about a wristband called Neosensory that cost $249.00 a month that works with vibrations to possibly help tinnitus. I'm thinking I should invent something much less expensive and go on Shark Tank! :)

More tolerable for me anyway. Went from multiple loud ringing tones and popping noises to a single more mild ringing tone. My eardrum was ruptured.