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reply posted on 11-10-2004 @ 04:30 PM by Fitzpatrick

I comented on t.v,s before but just befor i become astral it happens

reply posted on 11-10-2004 @ 05:05 PM by IXRAZORXI321

I hear that too. Its not an actual sound its something internal.

I have found though that if you lay in a dark room with a fan on(low pitched humming noise) and focus on the ringing you can adjust it like adjusting your TV volume. Your heartbeat will may it peak and if you concentrate with the peaks you will fall asleep almost immediatly and have the most vivid realistic self fulfilling dreams of your life. It takes practice and the room must have no light source at all.

reply posted on 22-7-2008 @ 04:44 PM by Jaaaaaaaaaade

Originally posted by IXRAZORXI321
I hear that too. Its not an actual sound its something internal.

I have found though that if you lay in a dark room with a fan on(low pitched humming noise) and focus on the ringing you can adjust it like adjusting your TV volume. Your heartbeat will may it peak and if you concentrate with the peaks you will fall asleep almost immediatly and have the most vivid realistic self fulfilling dreams of your life. It takes practice and the room must have no light source at all.

I'm almost scared to do that.. =/

reply posted on 22-7-2008 @ 04:51 PM by amatrine

I have tinnitus , and I have to have my ceiling fan so I can sleep or it drives me insane. If I take an asprin, it is 10 fold.

reply posted on 2-12-2008 @ 04:12 PM by Anonymous ATS

reply to post by Jemison

Many years ago, I had this nearly every night. After waking up in the early hours and then attempting to go back to sleep, I would hear this intense, deafening buzzing as I fell asleep, which would cause me to wake up. This could happen over 10 times in one night. This happened most nights and was unpleasant to say the least, especially as it usually was accompanied by very vivid, emotionally linked nightmares. Fun.

I also had a problem of consciously waking up, but my body was paralyzed. This was not fun either, however as soon as I learnt to control my fear, and be relaxed I could wake up my body with but a thought. The control felt liberating.

Due to at times not being able to sleep for days, chronic insomnia, I have been on medication ever since. Even though I dream, it is like watching a movie, with no emotional attachment. I have not experienced any of the above issues since. Those problems plagued me for years.

LJ

reply posted on 2-12-2008 @ 04:41 PM by corvin77

I'm not sure if this will be helpful, neither am I implying that it may be the culprit;

but since I've been on anti depressants, I've experienced major problems falling asleep at night, due to major pulsating buzzing in my ears.

I have analyzed the pulsations with my heart beat and they have never matched up, so I'm quite intrigued what the actual cause might be and if it is normal.

If my happy pills are inducing obe's, would love to hear from someone on how to go to step B!!

reply posted on 2-12-2008 @ 05:01 PM by aleon1018

I've had problems and complaints like this with my doctor and he just treats me like a hypochondriac who looks for things on the internet for attention. So, I had to loook on the internet for remedies. Headaches, ringing in the ears etc. can be found on the internet on medical help sites etc.
Just to give you an idea, here's one site that helped me with a similar problem

www.salicylatesensitivity.com...

Foods and additives can eventually casue problems when you don't eat right or drink right either. I drink distilled water, not because I should, but because I didn't trust the water where I live.

You probably have other symptoms. You may even have a fungal infection or similar. Try an elimination diet as well.

Look into detox remedies at health food stores. Acid reflux or heartburn can be another symptom. I've been eating plain non fat yogurt just about every day and I used to be lactose intolerant. Being "regular" and not constipated makes a big difference.