Review: Great information and easy to understand.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 26, 2012
When my daughter was recently diagnosed with Tinnitus we were quite surprised since we had not heard of the condition before her diagnosis.  Adding yet another medical issue to her complicated health was troublesome to say the least so we began to look for information on the condition and ran across this book that did much to set our minds at ease.  If we had run across this book with reason to read it before the diagnosis, we would have quickly understood what her symptoms were indicating.  The easy-to-understand information offered in this publication has all been a blessing but none more than the different options suggested for natural treatments which make it invaluable for us since she is already on so many medications and we hate adding yet another one.  We have discovered that both the reflexology suggested as well as the aromatherapy methods recommended have been immediately helpful in lessening her frustrating symptoms and we are looking forward to trying more of the natural remedies listed as we have a chance.  On a side note, the author explained the difference between objective and subjective Tinnitus that our doctor had just mentioned in passing.  We are dealing with the more common and benign type of subjective Tinnitus for which I am grateful for because the causes of rare objective Tinnitus are not fun to think about.