Ear drum problem connected to my MPH? Pics inside.

Hi everyone, i would like to minimize the congestion on the forums so I will pack a few different questions into this one post.

1. I started massaging the sides of my head because I want to loosen my scalp. I apply quite a bit of pressure and go at it like i would massage a sore muscle in my back. It is way to early to tell if it is doing anything for my hair, but it fixed another problem.

The problem: for the past 10 years or so i have had a problem that no one else seems to have, my ears (mostly my left one) pops and often it will stay popped. If i flex my jaw to un-pop it it would just re pop. Some times it would be both ears some times just one and they would vary in frequency and severity. I noticed it seemed to happen more often when i drink coffee.

Now when i massage the sides of my head I can get relief from it when ever it pops up (i found this out 2 days ago). So my questions are:
-Can tight head muscles pull on the ears and possibly cause inner ear function problems?
-Is there a specific muscle that would be most likely the culprit?
-Judging by my pics, do you think that the pattern fits the theory of tight muscles cutting off circulation etc?

2. My girlfriend attended an Arbonne (make-up) party and she ended up buying two things for me (not by my request haha). One of them is called Thermal Fusion Hair & Scalp Revitalizer. Does anyone know if this stuff is beneficial? The ingredients list is ridiculously long. The second product was the Arbonne Self-adjusting shampoo. I posted the links at the bottom. Are these products worth the money? Are they just a marketing gimmick or is there something to them?

3.My current regime is Brushing and inversion as outlined in the ferrox post. Udo's Oil omega-3 1 capsule per day. Stinging nettle 2 capsules a day off and on. Head massaging. Hot and cold water on scalp in the shower.

-I have tried Nettle root liquid and ho shao wu liquid (fo-ti) but i didn't really see any difference and they are somewhat costly. Is it beneficial to keep going with these two?
-I want to get MSM and something for "scalp calcification" or something or other. Based on all the info you know about me, is this a good addition?

Thanks for your time!

p.s. sorry for the picture quality, i just took them with my webcam.


Thermal fusion:
http://www.arbonne.com/products/not-so-basic/hair/revitalizer.asp
Shampoo:
http://beautifyme.ramblinggypsy.com/2011/08/24/arbonne-intelligence-daily-self-adjusting-shampoo-with-tea-tree-oil/

With regards to the ears, I'm not sure if there is a connection to this but I think you should search the forum for "CCSVI" since you get relief when you massage the sides of your head.

missymoo wrote:With regards to the ears, I'm not sure if there is a connection to this but I think you should search the forum for "CCSVI" since you get relief when you massage the sides of your head.

Thanks for your input. CCSVI is a form of MS correct? I am pretty sure i don't have anything like that.

Anyone have input on the Arbonne products?

CCSVI has been found to be a cause of MS. It has also been connected to other autoimmune problems and is also believed to be related to hair loss.