TMJ - Tinnitus

Type 10 Tinnitus

The TMJ course of tinnitus remedies consists of two separate and distinct remedies. The first remedy is formulated to relieve the tension in the muscles and the other remedy will relieve the tinnitus that is associated with this TMJ. Click on the PLAY BUTTON "to listen"

Temporo-Mandibular Joint Tinnitus - TMJ

The term TMJ is an abbreviation for Temporo-Mandibular Joint, or the jaw joint. In fact, you actually have two TMJ's, one in front of each ear. 

The TMJ is the joint formed by the temporal bone of the skull with the lower jaw or mandible, that's where the term Temporo-Mandibular Joint originates.

The TMJ joints move every time we chew , talk or swallow .

The TMJ is actually a sliding joint and not a ball-and-socket like the shoulder. The sliding action allows for pressures placed on the joint to be distributed throughout the joint and not just in one area.

The TMJ is the most complex joint in the human body .

Placed between these two bones is a disc , just like the one between your back bones . This disc is primarily made of  cartilage and in the TMJ acts like a third bone. The disc, being attached to a  muscle moves with certain movements of the TMJ. 

The nerve to the TMJ is a branch of the trigeminal nerve , which is the largest cranial nerve and is the sensory nerve of the head and face as well as the motor nerve of the muscles of mastication. That is why an injury to the TMJ may be confused with neuralgia of the trigeminal nerve. 

The two bones of the TMJ are held together by a series of ligaments, any of which can  be damaged, just like any other joint.

A damaged TMJ ligament usually results in a dislocation of the disc, the lower jaw , or both.

The bones are connected by two main muscles: the temporalis, the masseter.

Any or all of these muscles may be painful and produce  pain in the TMJ or at the very least, abnormal movement of the lower jaw.

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Symptoms of TMJ

Often, pain known as myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome .

Dizziness, disorientation and  even confusion are also seen in some people who suffer with TMJ.

Scientific evidence shows that chronic pain patients such as those who suffer from TMJ are, have changes in chemicals in the brain as result of the pain .

These chemicals can and do produce depression . Along with depression comes insomnia , an inability to get a good night's sleep. 

These symptoms may be due to TMJ pain itself or, changes in the brain's neurotransmitter chemicals which produce stimulation even though the TMJ sufferer is asleep. 

TMJ sufferers usually wake feeling like they never slept or at least, did not sleep well. This lack of sleep not only makes their pain seem worse, but also deepens their depression.

TMJ patients sometimes also suffer with photophobia , or light sensitivity. This is because a dislocated TMJ may produce pain in and behind the eye which can cause sensitivity to light.

Blurred vision and eye muscle twitching are also common in TMJ patients.

When one or both TMJ's are injured , the muscles in the head and neck automatically  tense up , causing different side effects, including pain , clicking and crackling tinnitus noises , depression and insomnia .

Our TMJ and Tinnitus Treatment Remedies are formulated to deal with all of the above mentioned symptoms. The course of treatments involve the taking two separate remedies , which between them treat the tinnitus, the pain, help relieve the associated depression, help you to sleep and most importantly, cause those tensed up muscles to relax .

It is recommended that two to three weeks into the course of treatments, you have chiropractic manipulation of the temporalis masseter muscles in the jaw.

The remedies will in this time have caused these muscles to relax somewhat. This relaxation of the muscles will allow the chiropractic manipulation to stretch them and loosen them.

Manipulation will certainly help you on the road to recovery.

Manipulation of this sort would certainly be too painful to attempt without the T-Gone TMJ Remedies.

The T-Gone TMJ Treatment Remedy Course consists of two separate remedies which are taken in conjunction with each other.

The TMJ treatment remedies treat the tinnitus noises you are hearing, relieve the pain , treat the depression and also help you to sleep . Most importantly, they will also help those tensed up muscles to relax .

Our TMJ treatment remedies have helped thousands of fellow TMJ sufferers.

Two remedies which are taken together make up this course.

TMJ Remedies Base Information

The remedies are made from a base of lactose powder (sugar of milk) or fructose powder (sugar of fruit). The remedies are completely harmless and without side-effects when administered in the potencies provided.

Lactose and fructose have no known side effects and work faster than conventional tablet or capsule forms. The powder is simply dissolved under the tongue and is absorbed through the membranes direct into the blood stream. We can also supply the Hyperacusis remedies in a fructose base which works equally well.

TMJ Remedy Ingredients

The TMJ course remedies are prepared from natural ingredients and herbs are made into a liquid form which is then sprayed on to lactose or fructose powder.

The plants and herbs are first made into a tincture, then succussed, triturated, and potentised homeopathically to the indicated potency

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