Joseph A. Darmiento

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Well it's been a month since starting to take Lipo-flavonoid for the consistent ringing in my ears that's been part of my life for 10 years. I would say at first it seemed promising. I notice that the tone of the ring was changing. Now, it's changed a thousand times before and this could have been a coincidence, but I was thinking positive. As the days progressed I wasn't as positive.

Now it’s a month, 100 pills, and 33 Bucks later and if anything I notice it more! It does say take 3 pills a day and for faster results double the dosage. What kind of crapola is that! Why would anyone choose slower results. On the cap it says take for 60 days. Does that mean if I only take 3 a day! I think we are talking snake oil here. So I decided to stop dishing out the bucks and look to another remedy. If anyone knows of one, just give me a Ring!… Get it… Ring!

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Well it’s been a week since starting to take Lipo-flavonoid for the consistent ringing in my ears that’s been part of my life for 10 years. I would say day 1 was promising. I notice that the tone of the ring was changing. Now, it’s changed a thousand times before and this could have been a coincidence, but I was thinking positive. As the days progressed I wasn’t as positive. Now day 7, no major changes as of yet, but I’ll keep you posted!

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Its got to be 10 years since both my ears started ringing, each with its own tone. I still believe it started when I was given Levaquin, (a strong Anti-biotic) for Pneumonia. Of course no doctor will agree. Last week I saw a commercial about a product that may just help. It’s called lipo-flavonoid.

I didn’t want to start taking it last week because I was running the half marathon, and every runner knows not to change any part of your routine right before a race. Knowing me I would start turning green at mile 10!
This is what the company says is in this so-called miracle pill:
Lipo-flavonoid is a proprietary blend containing eriodictyol glycoside, bioflavonoids, vitamin B6 and B12 (B complex), vitamin C, niacin, riboflavin, thiamine, choline, inositol, and pantothenic acid, all of which are vitamins, mainly B vitamins. Eriodicytol glycoside is an extract from citrus bioflavonoid.

“SO FAR IT’S NOT WORKING.. OH IT’S A PILL!”

Now supposedly this product has been on the market for over 40 years, so someone is benefiting from it or it’s just plain good marketing. Either way I’m going to be a guinea pig. Btw, this stuff cost me 33 bucks ( sorry wifey I just threw it on the credit card), but if it works its well worth it. So today is day “1″ of taking it and I’ll keep posting my results!
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