My Ears Just Will Not Stop Ringing

My ears are ringing big time this morning!!!! Could be Major Doom!!! California?

relief lol

you will get used to it and learn to ignore it

everyone has it, it's a sign you are alive

life is too loud.

its not 5G... its cosmic energies and lots of us have had it 20 years or more... no matter what the G;s have been.. since well before cell phones in fact. I don't have 5/g service yet.

Last Edited by Mother Maggie on 06/30/2022 12:47 PM

I get it when my sinuses are infected or clogged up. There’s a connection. Mine ring all the time but usually at low levels that I’m used to.

Ringing in the ears could be a sign of serious medical condition possibly involving the stomach.

If this persists you may want to see your doctor.

stfu

Lol

Never had ringing in ears... until recently. (past year)

Not sure what it is but it sucks.

I think you get it from jerking off too much in your 20s :)

Well that's how I got it anyway.

Mine is usually caused by wax buildup so I use a tool like this for clearing my ears.

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There are a lot of drugs which can cause ringing in the ears including the C shots.

Some people are being helped by Mullein - look it up..

1.) Stop using cell phones and stop using any other kind of wireless phone. Instead, use a landline and/or a VOIP (voice over internet protocol) "phone" such as Google Voice.

2.) Disconnect your Wifi router and request a wired only router. (You will also save money on electricity.)

3.) Get a Cat6 ethernet cord and plug it into your computer. Don't worry if the hole in your computer is the wrong size. You can get an adapter. Turn OFF the Wifi setting on your computer.

4.) When they're not actively in use, unplug any devices (such as printers and/or TVs) that are "SMART" or Wifi enabled. Avoid purchasing anything "SMART" or Wifi enabled if possible. For instance, buy a smart mini-fridge and a hotplate if all the big stoves, ovens and/or refrigerators are "SMART" or Wifi enabled.

5.) Create shielding against other people's wifi, to keep it from entering your home and/or to keep it from bouncing around in your home.

a.) In general, copper, brass, steel and aluminum conduct electricity and Wifi is sort of like electricity in the air.
So it is best to ground metal shielding if it is in big sheets. That requires electrical expertise that I do not have, although I'm aware that it involves channelling the electricity in the direction of the earth. Professionals seems to connect the metal that needs to be grounded to a literal grounding wire that runs down outside the building and into a spike that is embedded into the earth.

I have read that you SHOULD NEVER, NEVER ground shielding to radiators or hot water pipes because that would send the excess electricity down into the boiler, which might combust.

So, to get around this problem, I am shielding my walls with flattened out foil coffee bags (that I cleaned with Comet and rinsed thoroughly) which I tape to a piece of 8 1/2 x 11in printer paper and place inside a plastic sheet protector, tape the end shut and push pin to the wall in a shingle type pattern with the edges overlapping. This has significantly reduced the Wifi in my apartment, hopefully without creating an electric hazard. The idea is that the plastic and paper, combined with the small individual size of each "shield" may help prevent electric arching that, for instance an aluminum thermal blanket might cause. This use of small shields in a shingle type placement could also help prevent moisture build-up on the wall that would risk mold.

b.) Mirrors also help prevent Wifi from coming into the apartment through the walls.

c.) Small, tightly shut jars of water upon sturdy shelves help absorb stray Wifi that manages to make its way into the apartment.

d.) For the floor, I plan to use an aluminum thermal blankets that I cut up into smaller pieces and encase in non-conductive plastic or vinyl. Then I would put runner carpets on top of that.

e.) Fortunately, I live on the top floor of a building with a tin roof, so Wifi is unlikely to come in through the ceiling,

f.) Cover windows with steel or aluminum screen so that light comes through but most Wifi is bounced out. This is also helpful to plants, which don't grow well near Wifi.

6.) Get houseplants such as dracaena fragrans, dracaena marginata, aloe vera, and golden pothos -- which are all easy to grow and have sap in their leaves and stem which helps slow down Wifi while at the same time making oxygen, removing carbon dioxide and also removing many toxic chemicals from the air.

Still going on with ringing in the ears. All started with 5g, I have tried all things to stop the ringing. Head phones help, drown out the noise.
But I am still having every day.

Sound therapy and a fan at night for sleeping.



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Nicotine gum 10 minutes at morning and night. For 1 to 3 weeks that one essential. Then nac and selenium and vitamin C. That should work

Stretch your neck muscles.

Have a drink.

Relax.

It’s impossible for it to be 5G. What else happened about that time? All this covid BS. That was super stressful for me. I ignored it, but I was surrounded by paranoid idiots. That made me angry and stressed.

Get a good workout, eat healthy, and relax. Stay clam!

THIS

I got it really bad last jan, it was so loud on one side i could barely hear the tv.

I figurged out mines was coused by muscle knots in the upper back, traps and shoulders, all thise muscles pull the neck muscle so tight, its like a guitar string.

The neck mucsles go right under your ear and if they are tight they will sing.

So really, gently massage the neck, at the base of the skull and around the easr and see if you feel any tightness. if you have no tight muscles in the neck and no knots in the back and traps and shoulders, that probably is no tthe cause.

It worked for me, worth a try.