Facial Twitching and tinnitus GONE (Diamant/Adamantane Review)

[scoobydoo]

Wanted to make this brief post sharing my positive affects from using Diamant in low doses (3-5 drops). For a the past several months I've had lots of neck and scalp tension along with facial twitching/convulsions that are extremely hard to control. They often are very unconfortable as well. I noticed that they seemed to get drastically worse after eating and that my tinnitus seemed to increase in severity with the facial twitching and neck pain as well. The correlations led me to believe that the cause was from some gut irritation causing higher levels of endotoxin in the blood. Facial twitching is known to stem from some neurotransmitter dysfunction/imbalance, leaning towards excitotoxic (high glutamate:GABA ratio). With that said - I decided to give Diamant a try again (having had success before with it for anxiety and depression). In only a few minutes after applying 4 drops to my wrists my neck pain and facial twitching reduced significantly an my tinnitus is GONE!

Another thanks to @haidut for this one.

TLDR: Chronic neck pain, facial twitching, and tinnitus potentially from endotoxin and too high levels of the excitotoxic neurotransmitter Glutamate led me to trying Diamant. It gave near-instant relief.

 

[Peater]

Very interesting, thanks - what time of day did you take it?

 

[scoobydoo]

Very interesting, thanks - what time of day did you take it?

This was a mistake on my end - I took it in the evening and it potentially interrupted my sleep due to elevated dopamine levels.

 

[Peater]

This was a mistake on my end - I took it in the evening and it potentially interrupted my sleep due to elevated dopamine levels.

Thanks, I've got some somewhere and have increased tinnitus myself recently for some reason.

 

[Kyle970]

Thanks, I've got some somewhere and have increased tinnitus myself recently for some reason.

Do you have tmj or bruxism/night grinding? Several bio dentists claim it's all jaw related, substance P in the body.

Every specialist and guru seem to have the appropriate contradicting opinion it seeems.

 

[Peater]

Do you have tmj or bruxism/night grinding? Several bio dentists claim it's all jaw related, substance P in the body.

Every specialist and guru seem to have the appropriate contradicting opinion it seeems.

I don't think it's that in my case, I have had tinnitus for as long as I remember since I was little. It was one of those things I thought everybody had when I was young.

My jaw has always 'clicked' if I move it to the right after having my wisdom teeth removed (We're talking 20 years ago). But I never noticed an increase afterwards.

 

[Kyle970]

I don't think it's that in my case, I have had tinnitus for as long as I remember since I was little. It was one of those things I thought everybody had when I was young.

My jaw has always 'clicked' if I move it to the right after having my wisdom teeth removed (We're talking 20 years ago). But I never

I don't think it's that in my case, I have had tinnitus for as long as I remember since I was little. It was one of those things I thought everybody had when I was young.

My jaw has always 'clicked' if I move it to the right after having my wisdom teeth removed (We're talking 20 years ago). But I never noticed an increase afterwards.

Sometimes I find the 432 tinnitus frequency videos on Utube helpful on my ready to jump off a cliff nights. Can search around for the same tone.

 

[Peater]

Sometimes I find the 432 tinnitus frequency videos on Utube helpful on my ready to jump off a cliff nights. Can search around for the same tone.

It doesn't overly bother me most of the time, it's just been especially noticeable even during the day recently for some reason. It started again today after a few days of being "normal".