If you have asked yourself the question "Why are my ears ringing?" one of the causes could be temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome. Ringing, roaring, hissing, clicking, and other sounds in the ear which are otherwise known as tinnitus has many possible causes. This article goes into some detail about one of the possible causes by taking a look at how tinnitus and tmj are connected. Reverse My Tinnitus 

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is the joint that enables each one of us to open or close our mouths or move the jaw sideways and connects the jaws to the skull. The upper and lower jaws are connected by five pairs of muscles as well as the TMJ which enables this opening, closing, sideways, backwards and forward movements of the jaws.

When there is an issue in this area that prevents the muscles, bones, joints, etc, from properly functioning together cohesively, it leads to what is known as TMJ syndrome also known as TMJ disorder or TMJ dysfunction. It is estimated that as many as ten million Americans suffer from this condition. Despite this many people suffering from this condition, it frequently goes undiagnosed, misdiagnosed and even untreated causing undue discomfort and pain including the annoyance of tinnitus. http://energizegreenssupplementreview.com/reverse-my-tinnitus-syste...