RE: [orthomolecular] Digest Number 2395 - hyper acusis

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hyper acusis

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" Nikki Riggs " nikki.riggs@...

nikkiriggs1

Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:42 am (PST)

I am wondering what is the orthomolecular viewpoint with

regards to hyper

acusis. My son has recently shown signs of this returning – he is hearing

frequencies that no one else can hear that is distressing him. He is also

complaining of noise, lots of people, crowds. All tied in to his anxiety

levels rising. The ears are the problem?