So we learned nothing from the dustbowl and that was only 100 years ago. Then again if COVID and upcoming avian flu mutation is any indication, no, humans learn nothing

Does anxiety increase your heart rate, or does an increased heart rate lead to anxiety? This study (in mice) showed how the brain and the heart work together to contribute to intense emotions like anxiety. To me, this suggests that tools like HRV and biofeedback could be a useful tool for anxiety because they help lower your heart rate.

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How do you smoke melatonin??

Mine gets so loud after smoking that it makes me want to step in front of a train. I go through this feeling every single night. I’m legally deaf too so maybe that has something to do with it. I probably wouldn’t hear the train coming anyway.

Mine is as well. My mind tries to make sense of the noise and it makes me anxious also.

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This seems contradictive with the fact that smoking can make tinnitus worse.

I guess the method of ingestion is important.

Yep good for many other defects too.

The first thing I thought was if anything I've had it become louder for a bit, then it's just a matter of being high making it tolerable overall

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Almost don't mean much though

I have only smoked occasionally, but I use edibles. To be honest, I don’t know a single symptom of anything it doesn’t help with. Headache, sore muscles, stomach ache, insomnia, planters Fasciitis, join pain, depression,…. I honestly can’t think of anything an edible won’t give temporary relief from. Even my apnea goes away sleeping on 5mg.

I think all THC based products cause your blood pressure to rise which in turn causes the tinnitus to spike.

You don't actually hear tinnitus. Your senses being dulled have no effect on your ability to hear it. Your brain tells you that you are hearing things, without input from your ear.

Stays the same for me too but after a smoke I don't care so much.

Hmm. I just took my BP pill. Will see if the tinnitus volume drops

Tinnitus isn’t related to the ears at all, It’s in your brain but is still bilateral making it seem like it’s in your ears.

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I assume it might lower blood pressure if that's one of the causes of people's tinnitus.

I'll add another hand to the has lifelong tinnitus, uses cannabis, and I think it helps with various symptoms. I can't say it's been the cause of the cannabis use, but it's yet another thing I hope improves from it.

I can't wait for cannabis to be truly legalized, and commoditized. I'm tired of paying so much for a plant. We've conquered the plant kingdom! I want my just dues!

Exactly how I describe my tinnitus. If there is room noise it is not noticeable but in a quiet room, almost unbearable.

I highly doubt my tinnitus ringing ever subsides with smoke, but it does seems to be effective going to the bathroom and extended flow everytime.

But ringing, the only thing I can do is leave the Tv on all night, or at least till I drop off, to fake me out that's there's ringing going on with Tv sound.

Just as long as when sleeping, Vacuum cleaner ad doesn't come on for a solid hour long. That's just brutal.

Cheers