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I put the smoke down about 3 months ago

Good video doc keep up the good work

Hi What about? Doctor Susan shore Device? Have you heard about it??

Protein and fats are essential. Carbs are not.

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Some have cured their tinnitus with ginkgo biloba, which helps to thin the blood.

Sir hindi me video banaiye English samajh me nahi aata hai please 🙏

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I have mild hearing loss I have ringing in my left ear the ringing sound can go away after 6 months ?

It is curable, this guy has no idea and is making it worse for people

I bought from local arabic shop it did not dissolve over night. Instead it became like a white chewing gum and it taste very very bitter. Then I bought from another shop in powder form and fried it that became crispy but still very bitter. Wondering am I getting a right product or a fake product.

When everyone administering POlSON SWlNGS, debate over.

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Dr Liam ogbebor herbal centre saved me! Zero regrets and life changing results for me towards my tinnitus ,Ménière’s disease and dizziness ❤️

Dr Liam ogbebor herbal centre saved me! Zero regrets and life changing results for me towards my tinnitus ,Ménière’s disease and dizziness ❤️🎉

Dr Liam ogbebor herbal centre saved me! Zero regrets and life changing results for me towards my tinnitus ,Ménière’s disease and dizziness ❤️

Dr. What bout persons who use weed no more than once monthly?

A great thanks Sir

Thanks Doc. My diet is good. BP good (115/70). Cholesterol okay, Exercise daily, plus football, and drink beers 4% on weekends (sat) maybe 12 cans. Other people chain smoke, eat processed foods, don't exercise and live until 70+! Wtf.

Sir. How long does it take to cure tinnitus?

Great information.

Name one deficiency on carnivor mr. Dr. Pls

Much appreciation for sharing.

Thank you so much for this informative video. I’ve had tinnitus for about seven days now and it is debilitating so debilitating that it made my pressure very high because I was not getting any sleep so I had to be rushed to the hospital. I find that calm, music, white noise music sounds, and lots of rest with proper eating helps me deal with my every day life however at night it’s pretty disturbing. I so appreciate your video very informative. Thank you.

This information makes my tinnitus more worsen.

And also one of the very expensive medication, one strip costs more than Rs500/-.

I read that Normotim helps to stay on diet, improves mood, and boosts weight loss. Can I start taking supplements without going to the doctor?

Thank you for your helpful video. I hope you might have an answer to my question. A bomb exploded near me, and my left ear didn't hear anything for two days; it was just ringing. Then, my hearing started to come back and is now around 70%, however there is still significant ringing. Do you think there might be a treatment for this?

I snore without apnea

When you Shared something could be a clue 💉😷👍🇺🇲💪☮♥️🌏

Thank you Dr. Kundlas!!

Thank you Dr. Kundlas 👍

Thank you Dr. Kundlas 👍

Thank you Dr. Kundlas 👍

My ENT doctor, which is a professor at a University and leads research on Tinnitus, said to me last time that there will be a medication for tinnitus in the short to medium term, so Im hopefully that sometime in the next 1 or 2 years we have an effective treatment for some types of Tinnitus that leads to a definitive cure, finally.

How I wish my grandma would have had this. She'd still be still on earth

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Tinnitush ka ilaj to btai a🙏🙏🙏

A recent study showed Shingrix to be 79% effective in the first year. But the odds of getting shingles is 1/3 (66% will NOT get shingles). So is this vaccine helping much?

very nice informative channel sir. Thanks

I need help, these are all my symptoms 😢