From our list of herbs and spices, the following are recommended for Tinnitus:
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- White Oak Bark
Natural Cures and Remedies for Tinnitus
DEM); Toothache ; Tinnitus ; Tumor ; Vertigo ; Vomiting ; Worm ; Wound ; Yeast .
Indications (Asiatic Dogwood) – Allergy ; Arthrosis ; Backache ; Bacteria ; Cancer ; Diabetes ; Dysuria ; Fever ; Hepatosis ; High Blood Pressure ; Hyperhydrosis ; Impotence ; Lumbago ; Malaria ; Menorrhagia ; Metrorrhagia ; Nephrosis ; Night Sweats ; Pain ; Polyuria ; Sciatica ; Spermatorrhea ; Staphylococcus ; Stone ; Tinnitus ; Vertigo ; Water Retention .
White Oak Bark
Contraindications, Interactions, and Side Effects (Bearberry) – Class 2b, 2d. Contraindicated in kidney disorders, irritated digestive conditions, acidic urine; not for prolonged used (AHP; AEH; WAM). Hepatosis, nausea, nephrosis, stomachache, vomiting. Use no more than 1 week, unless otherwise directed by physician. Not recommended for children, lactating, pregnant, or nephritic patients (AHP; PH2; SKY). Canadians discourage bearberry as a nonmedicinal ingredient for oral use (Michols, 1995). Do not take other urine acidifiers, which could lessen antisepsis (KOM). One gram of the cytotoxic hydroquinone, equivalent to 6-20 g plant material, totally extracted (I presume) has caused collapse, convulsions, cyanosis, delirium, nausea, shortness of breath, tinnitus, and vomiting. Five grams has proved fatal. Because of high tannin content, prolonged use of uva-ursi may cause chronic liver impairment. Since large doses are reportedly oxytocic, and in view of hydroquinone’s toxicity, “the use of uva-ursi during pregnancy and lactation is best avoided,”
cases of death… following intake of 10 mg of the oil (much less for children)” (PHR). Even therapeutic dosages can cause CNS disturbances (e.g., pachymeningitis hemorrhagica, signs of paralysis, and spasms). Damaged nervus cochlearis may lead to tinnitus and hearing impairment (lasting for years) (PHR). Contact allergen (FAD). Foster suffered vertigo after harvest (FAD).
Contraindications, Indications, and Side Effects (Darnel) – Not covered (AHP). Can be toxic; no cases of poisoning are known in recent times (PHR). Symptoms include colic, confusion, cramping, delirium, diarrhea, gastroenterosis, headache, paralysis, somnolence, speech problems, staggering, tinnitus, vertigo, visual disorders, and rarely, death through respiratory failure (DEP; MAD; PH2). Mentioned only as food for Native Americans (DEM).
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