I had an acupuncture treatment recently and later that night I heard: Complete Silence! The first time in half a century. (I'm 92.) Unfortunately, it was back the next day, but I'm going to find out more about it when I visit the clinic again. It seems that hypnosis might work in some cases. In the meantime, I'm trying autosuggestions and at times the volume is lower.
That's wonderful to hear that you experienced a moment of complete silence after your acupuncture treatment, especially after dealing with tinnitus for such a long time! We're also here to help! Book a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts by clicking this link treble.health/consultation. Wishing you continued progress and relief on your journey.
For past month I been taking supplement taurine for anxiety and green sound noise playing when I sleep it has not changed the volume of my tinnitus that has plaged me for over a decade but I'm getting 7 to 8 hrs of sleep a night. Before this I only got 4 to 5 hrs sleep a night. This is quite improvement for me. If the green sound stops I wake in a short time. I'm expecting further improvement. Have appt. With my ent audiologist doctor to see about programming my hearing aids for sound therapy .thank you for the education you share this has helped me to pursue help. Shame medicare don't seem to want to cover this expense involved with hearing loss and tinnitus.
We're so glad to hear that you've experienced a significant improvement in your sleep quality. We hope that your upcoming appointment with your ENT audiologist brings further progress, especially with programming your hearing aids for sound therapy. Wishing you continued improvement and relief from tinnitus!
Acupuncture helped me with mine. But…. Didn’t fully get rid of it. It is very quiet now. I have only had tinnitus since January. It happened after surgery/anesthesia/antibiotic/and cancer meds.
(DO NOT PLAY HIGH PITCH SOUNDS TO YOUR CLOSE ONES ARE ANYBODY ELSE IT CAN MAKE THEM REALISE THEY HAVE TINNITUS) This happened to me watching TV when a tinnitus advert come on with a high pitch sound playing and the guy saying do you have tinnitus, i never knew i had tinnitus until the advert, i was totally shocked and scared, depression and insomnia followed and i still suffer 7 years on.
We're so sorry to hear how long you've been suffering with tinnitus. We would be happy to speak with you further to develop a personalized treatment plan so you can habituate to your tinnitus. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
@@treblehealth Hi thanks for getting back, i just had to report my experience from getting tinnitus from an advert on TV, i was not aware of any tinnitus problems up until the advert came on the TV, to deal with high pitch tone coming out the left ear i just have the TV on and watch RUclips or play some tunes, put up and shut up basically, thanks for your informative video, thank you
I'm 14 year old(going to be 15) , I believe I didn't actually have tinnitus or it is in my head. Whenever, I think about it, it started happening and whenever I am doing some other work it is gone. However, I can listen very well. But sometimes this issue stressed me out 😢
Thank you for reaching out. It makes sense that the more you think about it, the more noticeable it becomes. Try to use some sound in your environment when you're in quiet, even some low level music will work. If you'd like to speak with one of our doctors, please don't hesitate to reach out
Some doctors recommend use Betahistine to treat Tinnitus (to improve blood flow to brain, natural analog - Ginkgo Biloba) and even take first Polydexa to treat hidden infection (otitis) as possible trigger for Tinnitus. I am going to follow this protocol because can not find any better. Nevertheless I am using sound therapy at nights. Thanks!!
@@treblehealthdo substances like Cayenne pepper of Berberine have any benefits with calming Tinnitus... Bother are meat to good for high blood pressure, which I would assume affects the unwanted sounds such as constant hissing in the ears (bilateral Tinnitus, which is what I suffer with)...
Your program is the only way to minimize Tinnitus and live a normal life . I have applied your advise and my tinnitus is part of my regular life without no problem at all . Keep your house with some noise the whole time
Appreciate the info & thank you. BUT in my case, ear infection caused by parasites, then diagnosed with a brain aneurysm along with impingement of auditory & vagus nerves (head/neck injuries) all contributed but if docs would've handled infection (my ears bled for 3 mths ignored by many docs) its taken 2 yrs. Not sure if you've explored any of these. Infection #1 cause of death in the US since records have been kept.
Thank you for sharing your experience, and we appreciate your insights. We have encountered cases involving infections and nerve impingements, but we will certainly delve deeper into this concept to gain a better understanding of its impact on tinnitus and related conditions.
You're very welcome! We're glad you found our research and guidance helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. We're here to support you!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! We're thrilled to hear that our channel has become special for the tinnitus community. We're dedicated to providing valuable resources and support to those who need it. If you ever have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to reach out. We're here for you!
Ben, have you had any experience with patients who had their tinnitus spike after an experience at the barbershop. I was at an almost unnoticeable 2 for many years. After a visit to the barbershop it’s now been a steady 8 for 10 weeks. I felt an uncomfortable pain in my ears when he trimmed my beard with electric shaver but it was only a minute on each side. A few days later the spike occurred. Most people seem to think that being exposed to such low decibels for that small amount of time could not induce a spike. But I’m 99% sure it was. I would be interested to know your view.
An electric shaver, especially if they are loud and close to your ears, can potentially trigger or worsen tinnitus in some individuals. It's essential to be mindful of such exposures and consider protecting your ears when encountering similar situations in the future.
@@LucyDenbowski thank you. Do you know anyone who has had a similar experience? Do you think it will eventually settle back down to its previous baseline 2
Question. I have a strong Tinnitus for 18 years. Constant hissing sound, acc to doctors, strong sound. Some five years ago after a two ho8lur flight i experienced 5 minutes of 100 percent clear hearing, no hissing sound. That night i woke up due to horrible dizzyness, in my sleep. I could not walk without holding onto the wall. I was stable again 9 hours later, 11. In the morning. After this all continued like before and i never had a no sound moment again. Anyone has any idea what happened here??
It sounds like you had a significant experience of temporary relief from your strong tinnitus after a flight, followed by a sudden episode of dizziness. While I can't provide a definitive explanation, it's crucial to address these concerns with a healthcare professional who specializes in hearing and balance disorders, such as an audiologist or an ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) specialist.
It is common to hear different types of sounds. There are actually 10 types of tinnitus you could experience. Check out our RUclips video "What Does Tinnitus Sound Like? Ringing, Static, Buzzing, Crickets, Roaring, Hissing and more" ruclips.net/video/d-HLy4Goxps/видео.html&ab_channel=BenThompson%2CAuD
@@treblehealth the noise isn’t in that video but Thank you , Some people call the noise the world wide hum and think it’s external . But I can’t tell if it internal or not, it’s in my left ear . I’ve noticed it causes a vibration down my neck or shoulder on that side.
It is common to hear different types of sounds. There are actually 10 types of tinnitus you could experience. Check out our RUclips video "What Does Tinnitus Sound Like? Ringing, Static, Buzzing, Crickets, Roaring, Hissing and more" ruclips.net/video/d-HLy4Goxps/видео.html&ab_channel=BenThompson%2CAuD
I have a question i’ve had tinnitus for over 2 years now,i have habituated to it now but the one thing every doctor,audiologist and ENt’s i’ve seen can’t answer is why is it that the tv or phone screen or iPad aggravate my tinnitus and the volume doesn’t have to be on if the screen or tv is on even with no volume it aggravates my tinnitus why is this?really hope you can answer this question because everyone i’ve seen can’t and even all the research i’ve done online has end in no answers. Really hope you can answer and maybe give some tips in dealing with this issue,thanking you in advance, Nik. P.S if i had never discovered your youtube channel i don’t know if i would have been able to habituate,your channel was a god send for me,keep up the great work,thank you for everything you’ve done for me through your channel.
Electric devices give of magnetic fields at a certain frequency I believe that some are sensitive to. Some people recommend getting out of wifi range even. I don't know about those two. But something I know is that screens definitely have a hz update-rate. Sometimes synesthesia can have sensory input from one sense bleed over into another. Some people can "hear color" or "feel physically touched when seeing something". Test if your tinnitus changes when you aren't looking at a device, or if you're far away, coming closer etc, to rule things out. Perhaps have a friend turn on or off a device without you knowing it, so as not to have you placebo-change your tinnitus perception.
We're glad to hear that our channel has been helpful for you. Regarding your question about the TV, phone screen, or iPad aggravating your tinnitus even with no volume, it's essential to address any related symptoms like dizziness. If you're experiencing dizziness along with tinnitus aggravation, we recommend consulting with your local audiologist for further evaluation and guidance.
Emf signals from phones tvs are bad. This happened to me :- I had a sinus infection from AIR CONDITIONING in the ceiling, particles were breathed in at work. I have whooshing hissing beeping tones 4 over a year now. Blew nose hard and ears popped. Went deaf in right ear. Infection cleared with antibiotics(amoxicillin)from hospital. Right ear Hearing returns. Now this EMOTIONAL STRESS OF NOISE. Tried MASKING NOISES by headphones. 4 hours a day. Bit of a relief. Annoyingly Noise comes back. DR gave “brain blocker signal medication” didnt work, instead caused MEMORY PROBLEMS. THREW POISON TABLETS in THE BIN thats were they belong. Phoned hospital and was told Still on ENT waiting list. Appt due THIS Y E A R ? Lack of DR’s & regular strikes over pay. It seems the “almighty creator” has overlooked earnoise.
If you haven't already done so, I recommend consulting with your local audiologist or ENT specialist regarding the unilateral tinnitus in one ear before considering this approach
Dr. Ben - I’m grateful to you as I’m going through another difficult fluctuation. Do you have any additional information to on acupuncture for tinnitus? One of my girlfriends tried that and castor oil which she massaged behind her ears at night before she went to bed. She said that both approaches seemed to help. Thank you.
Hi Elisa, we're delighted to hear that our assistance has contributed to your journey towards habituation. We understand fluctuations can be difficult to overcome but know they are a critical part of the process. Regarding acupuncture for tinnitus, we have provided a detailed discussion in the attached blog article. However, concerning castor oil, there isn't sufficient evidence to support its efficacy in reducing tinnitus. It's possible that it aids relaxation, potentially improving the state of the central nervous system for sleep. treblehealth.com/acupuncture-tinnitus/
Hi, You’re right, currently there is no cure for tinnitus, but there are real treatments that can help people tremendously, we see it every day. It is possible to reduce tinnitus and improve quality of life, that much is true.
This could impact tinnitus. Especially if you are glutened. We're glad you are seeing an ENT because that is the first step. We would be happy to discuss further with you after your ENT appointment. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
We prioritize transparency and encourage you to watch our testimonials on RUclips. Hearing real-life stories from others can help you gauge the genuineness of our services.
The best masking sound for tonal tinnitus varies from person to person. Some find relief with white noise, while others prefer environmental sounds. You can try these tracks on our Spotify to see which one works best for you. If you don't find what you're looking for on Spotify, you can also check out our RUclips tracks for more options. www.youtube.com/@treblehealth. treble.health/spotify
AML (auditory mirror) looking very good, I remember that my T passed from one ear to the other several times in my life, but it took a few moments, where can you buy such mirror equipment? I'm without hearing damage
Neural plasticity is a fundamental aspect of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and/or Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT). Many individuals have experienced positive outcomes through these approaches. You're welcome to watch our RUclips video testimonies to learn more about these successes.
It depends on what is appropriate to your needs. We have a variety of different treatment plans, with different devices for people who have tinnitus only, tinnitus and hearing loss, or no devices at all and only sessions with a tinnitus specialist. The price range can be between $150 and $450 per month, and we have 0% financing options. It's hard to say what the cost is for the program the plan that will be best for you; we recommend attending a free discovery call with our tinnitus specialists to learn about different options that can help you. Here is the link to schedule a discovery call at your convenience: treble.health/consultation
This video really helped to clear up what is meant by Tinnitus Retraining Therapy and sound therapy. I've heard Ben use those terms before but was never really clear on what they meant. So this was much appreciated.
We're thrilled to hear that our video helped clarify TRT and sound therapy for you! Thank you for sharing your feedback, and we're glad we could provide you with some helpful information!
After experiencing ringing in my ears a few months ago, I started working with Bens team and using sound theraphy and also Joey Remenyi, Rock Steady Program, which have both included helpful education, caring, informative counselling, and other daily practices, and most important I feel due to the lifestyle changes I have made, including setting boundaries, ending all contact with toxic people in my life, excessive use of stimulants and becoming my own best friend and stopping all forms of self judgement and replacing with lots of daily positive self talk, the tinnitus sounds has reduced substantially and at times is not their at all. I am feeling so much more in control and at ease and feel I'm on the right healing journey. Most importantly helping me learn how to do my life in more healthier, happier ways. The sound theraphy has been a game changer and has made sleeping easy again. Thank you Ben, and to Breanne. Trevor
@@nordicred8359 I put my ear pods in and have sound therapy recordings playing quietly all night, such as rain falling, forest sounds and crickets. Trebble health has an app with all these sounds on them.
➡ Book Your FREE Tinnitus Consultation: treble.health/schedule047
I had an acupuncture treatment recently and later that night I heard: Complete Silence! The first time in half a century. (I'm 92.) Unfortunately, it was back the next day, but I'm going to find out more about it when I visit the clinic again. It seems that hypnosis might work in some cases. In the meantime, I'm trying autosuggestions and at times the volume is lower.
That's wonderful to hear that you experienced a moment of complete silence after your acupuncture treatment, especially after dealing with tinnitus for such a long time! We're also here to help! Book a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts by clicking this link treble.health/consultation. Wishing you continued progress and relief on your journey.
When you say ‘back in the day’, you have such an amazing rear view!!! God bless you!!!
Thanks,@@HalfB Appreciate the kind words. 😎
Thank you for keeping up with Tinnitus research... hopefully, you might find light at the end of the tunnel...
I’ll settle for sounds at the end of the cochlea! 😝
Me hace reír un chiste ni siquiera saben de donde proviene el ruido
In my experience, if it is not tinnitus caused by hearing loss, then doctors/specialists haven't got a clue about tinnitus.
..it rather caused me tinn..and hyperac....is..irritation..most help..low dose xanax and crickets sound therapy...i redused from 10 to 3 or 2
For past month I been taking supplement taurine for anxiety and green sound noise playing when I sleep it has not changed the volume of my tinnitus that has plaged me for over a decade but I'm getting 7 to 8 hrs of sleep a night. Before this I only got 4 to 5 hrs sleep a night. This is quite improvement for me. If the green sound stops I wake in a short time. I'm expecting further improvement. Have appt. With my ent audiologist doctor to see about programming my hearing aids for sound therapy .thank you for the education you share this has helped me to pursue help. Shame medicare don't seem to want to cover this expense involved with hearing loss and tinnitus.
We're so glad to hear that you've experienced a significant improvement in your sleep quality. We hope that your upcoming appointment with your ENT audiologist brings further progress, especially with programming your hearing aids for sound therapy. Wishing you continued improvement and relief from tinnitus!
That is a shame (Medicare)
Acupuncture helped me with mine. But…. Didn’t fully get rid of it. It is very quiet now. I have only had tinnitus since January. It happened after surgery/anesthesia/antibiotic/and cancer meds.
(DO NOT PLAY HIGH PITCH SOUNDS TO YOUR CLOSE ONES ARE ANYBODY ELSE IT CAN MAKE THEM REALISE THEY HAVE TINNITUS) This happened to me watching TV when a tinnitus advert come on with a high pitch sound playing and the guy saying do you have tinnitus, i never knew i had tinnitus until the advert, i was totally shocked and scared, depression and insomnia followed and i still suffer 7 years on.
We're so sorry to hear how long you've been suffering with tinnitus. We would be happy to speak with you further to develop a personalized treatment plan so you can habituate to your tinnitus. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
@@treblehealth Hi thanks for getting back, i just had to report my experience from getting tinnitus from an advert on TV, i was not aware of any tinnitus problems up until the advert came on the TV, to deal with high pitch tone coming out the left ear i just have the TV on and watch RUclips or play some tunes, put up and shut up basically, thanks for your informative video, thank you
@@ianbell6680that's crazy sorry to hear about that
I'm 14 year old(going to be 15) , I believe I didn't actually have tinnitus or it is in my head. Whenever, I think about it, it started happening and whenever I am doing some other work it is gone. However, I can listen very well. But sometimes this issue stressed me out 😢
Thank you for reaching out. It makes sense that the more you think about it, the more noticeable it becomes. Try to use some sound in your environment when you're in quiet, even some low level music will work. If you'd like to speak with one of our doctors, please don't hesitate to reach out
Thank you for your response
I get a lot of relief from your content.
Some doctors recommend use Betahistine to treat Tinnitus (to improve blood flow to brain, natural analog - Ginkgo Biloba) and even take first Polydexa to treat hidden infection (otitis) as possible trigger for Tinnitus. I am going to follow this protocol because can not find any better. Nevertheless I am using sound therapy at nights. Thanks!!
We're glad to hear that you've found a protocol that you're comfortable with and that includes sound therapy. Keep up the positive approach!
@@treblehealthdo substances like Cayenne pepper of Berberine have any benefits with calming Tinnitus... Bother are meat to good for high blood pressure, which I would assume affects the unwanted sounds such as constant hissing in the ears (bilateral Tinnitus, which is what I suffer with)...
Your program is the only way to minimize Tinnitus and live a normal life . I have applied your advise and my tinnitus is part of my regular life without no problem at all . Keep your house with some noise the whole time
Appreciate the info & thank you. BUT in my case, ear infection caused by parasites, then diagnosed with a brain aneurysm along with impingement of auditory & vagus nerves (head/neck injuries) all contributed but if docs would've handled infection (my ears bled for 3 mths ignored by many docs) its taken 2 yrs. Not sure if you've explored any of these.
Infection #1 cause of death in the US since records have been kept.
Thank you for sharing your experience, and we appreciate your insights. We have encountered cases involving infections and nerve impingements, but we will certainly delve deeper into this concept to gain a better understanding of its impact on tinnitus and related conditions.
Thanks for all the research and guidance ❤
You're very welcome! We're glad you found our research and guidance helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. We're here to support you!
Hey man i must say this channel has become something very special for the tinnitus community. Congratulations, and thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! We're thrilled to hear that our channel has become special for the tinnitus community. We're dedicated to providing valuable resources and support to those who need it. If you ever have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to reach out. We're here for you!
Ben, have you had any experience with patients who had their tinnitus spike after an experience at the barbershop. I was at an almost unnoticeable 2 for many years.
After a visit to the barbershop it’s now been a steady 8 for 10 weeks. I felt an uncomfortable pain in my ears when he trimmed my beard with electric shaver but it was only a minute on each side. A few days later the spike occurred.
Most people seem to think that being exposed to such low decibels for that small amount of time could not induce a spike. But I’m 99% sure it was.
I would be interested to know your view.
An electric shaver, especially if they are loud and close to your ears, can potentially trigger or worsen tinnitus in some individuals. It's essential to be mindful of such exposures and consider protecting your ears when encountering similar situations in the future.
@@treblehealth thanks Ben. Do these type of spikes usually settle back to previous volume
@@treblehealth Also, keeping in mind that I have been many times to the same barber without any issues
@@LucyDenbowski thank you. Do you know anyone who has had a similar experience? Do you think it will eventually settle back down to its previous baseline 2
@@LucyDenbowski thank you. Appreciate you taking the time to provide some help
Question. I have a strong Tinnitus for 18 years. Constant hissing sound, acc to doctors, strong sound. Some five years ago after a two ho8lur flight i experienced 5 minutes of 100 percent clear hearing, no hissing sound. That night i woke up due to horrible dizzyness, in my sleep. I could not walk without holding onto the wall. I was stable again 9 hours later, 11. In the morning. After this all continued like before and i never had a no sound moment again. Anyone has any idea what happened here??
It sounds like you had a significant experience of temporary relief from your strong tinnitus after a flight, followed by a sudden episode of dizziness. While I can't provide a definitive explanation, it's crucial to address these concerns with a healthcare professional who specializes in hearing and balance disorders, such as an audiologist or an ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) specialist.
Can I ask if tinnitus can be a low deep Humming , like a diesel engine in the distance?
It is common to hear different types of sounds. There are actually 10 types of tinnitus you could experience. Check out our RUclips video "What Does Tinnitus Sound Like? Ringing, Static, Buzzing, Crickets, Roaring, Hissing and more" ruclips.net/video/d-HLy4Goxps/видео.html&ab_channel=BenThompson%2CAuD
@@treblehealth the noise isn’t in that video but Thank you , Some people call the noise the world wide hum and think it’s external . But I can’t tell if it internal or not, it’s in my left ear .
I’ve noticed it causes a vibration down my neck or shoulder on that side.
@@LucyDenbowski Hear voices you say ? I did hear a voice a week ago. So that can be my tinnitus .
I get beep sound randomly entire day. Is it tinnitus? I don't have any hearing loss
It is common to hear different types of sounds. There are actually 10 types of tinnitus you could experience. Check out our RUclips video "What Does Tinnitus Sound Like? Ringing, Static, Buzzing, Crickets, Roaring, Hissing and more" ruclips.net/video/d-HLy4Goxps/видео.html&ab_channel=BenThompson%2CAuD
I have a question i’ve had tinnitus for over 2 years now,i have habituated to it now but the one thing every doctor,audiologist and ENt’s i’ve seen can’t answer is why is it that the tv or phone screen or iPad aggravate my tinnitus and the volume doesn’t have to be on if the screen or tv is on even with no volume it aggravates my tinnitus why is this?really hope you can answer this question because everyone i’ve seen can’t and even all the research i’ve done online has end in no answers.
Really hope you can answer and maybe give some tips in dealing with this issue,thanking you in advance,
Nik.
P.S if i had never discovered your youtube channel i don’t know if i would have been able to habituate,your channel was a god send for me,keep up the great work,thank you for everything you’ve done for me through your channel.
Electric devices give of magnetic fields at a certain frequency I believe that some are sensitive to. Some people recommend getting out of wifi range even. I don't know about those two. But something I know is that screens definitely have a hz update-rate. Sometimes synesthesia can have sensory input from one sense bleed over into another. Some people can "hear color" or "feel physically touched when seeing something". Test if your tinnitus changes when you aren't looking at a device, or if you're far away, coming closer etc, to rule things out. Perhaps have a friend turn on or off a device without you knowing it, so as not to have you placebo-change your tinnitus perception.
We're glad to hear that our channel has been helpful for you. Regarding your question about the TV, phone screen, or iPad aggravating your tinnitus even with no volume, it's essential to address any related symptoms like dizziness. If you're experiencing dizziness along with tinnitus aggravation, we recommend consulting with your local audiologist for further evaluation and guidance.
@@treblehealth i have no dizziness i just aggravates it
Emf signals from phones tvs are bad. This happened to me :-
I had a sinus infection from AIR CONDITIONING in the ceiling, particles were breathed in at work. I have whooshing hissing beeping tones 4 over a year now. Blew nose hard and ears popped. Went deaf in right ear. Infection cleared with antibiotics(amoxicillin)from hospital. Right ear Hearing returns. Now this EMOTIONAL STRESS OF NOISE. Tried MASKING NOISES by headphones. 4 hours a day. Bit of a relief. Annoyingly Noise comes back.
DR gave “brain blocker signal medication” didnt work, instead caused MEMORY PROBLEMS.
THREW POISON TABLETS in THE BIN thats were they belong.
Phoned hospital and was told Still on ENT waiting list. Appt due THIS Y E A R ?
Lack of DR’s & regular strikes over pay. It seems the “almighty creator” has overlooked earnoise.
Is this compatible if you have Tinnitus in one ear only?
If you haven't already done so, I recommend consulting with your local audiologist or ENT specialist regarding the unilateral tinnitus in one ear before considering this approach
Dr. Ben - I’m grateful to you as I’m going through another difficult fluctuation. Do you have any additional information to on acupuncture for tinnitus? One of my girlfriends tried that and castor oil which she massaged behind her ears at night before she went to bed. She said that both approaches seemed to help. Thank you.
Hi Elisa, we're delighted to hear that our assistance has contributed to your journey towards habituation. We understand fluctuations can be difficult to overcome but know they are a critical part of the process. Regarding acupuncture for tinnitus, we have provided a detailed discussion in the attached blog article. However, concerning castor oil, there isn't sufficient evidence to support its efficacy in reducing tinnitus. It's possible that it aids relaxation, potentially improving the state of the central nervous system for sleep. treblehealth.com/acupuncture-tinnitus/
Treatment is not a cure ...
Hi, You’re right, currently there is no cure for tinnitus, but there are real treatments that can help people tremendously, we see it every day. It is possible to reduce tinnitus and improve quality of life, that much is true.
I have pulsating tinnitus. Sometimes feel dizzy. I also am Celiac and have osteoporosis. Can this have an effect? I am currently waiting to see ENT
This could impact tinnitus. Especially if you are glutened. We're glad you are seeing an ENT because that is the first step. We would be happy to discuss further with you after your ENT appointment. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
@@treblehealth thank you for your reply. In what way can this contribute to tinnitus? I have cut gluten out of my diet for 2 years now.
Por que das falsas esperanzas
We prioritize transparency and encourage you to watch our testimonials on RUclips. Hearing real-life stories from others can help you gauge the genuineness of our services.
What's the best masking sound for Tonal (Teeeeeeeeee -Teeeeeee) Tinnitus??
The best masking sound for tonal tinnitus varies from person to person. Some find relief with white noise, while others prefer environmental sounds. You can try these tracks on our Spotify to see which one works best for you. If you don't find what you're looking for on Spotify, you can also check out our RUclips tracks for more options. www.youtube.com/@treblehealth. treble.health/spotify
hello sir...
Tinnitus has permanent treatment is possible ?
AML (auditory mirror) looking very good, I remember that my T passed from one ear to the other several times in my life, but it took a few moments, where can you buy such mirror equipment? I'm without hearing damage
It is not clinically available in the market yet
Have hissing sound loud has anybody knows whats best for treatment to reduce the sound help
Please call our team at Treble Health. We have people standing by to help you. Call us at (855) 714-0921. On mobile? Click here: treble.health/call
😢😢😢😢
Looking good Ben😊
Can i have an individual sesion with you if i am from Spain???
Yes, we would be happy to help you. Use this link to schedule a complimentary consultation: treble.health/international-consultation
Any thoughts on RL-81, Dr. Thanos Tzounopoulos from University of Pittsburgh?
Que es eso ?
We would need to do further research. It doesn't look like there have been many updates since 2021.
Dr Ben do you know of anyone that has tried neural plasticity for tinnitus? If so what was the outcome?
Neural plasticity is a fundamental aspect of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and/or Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT). Many individuals have experienced positive outcomes through these approaches. You're welcome to watch our RUclips video testimonies to learn more about these successes.
Thank you for the explanation!
A che punto siamo con il dispositivo Dott Shore
You can find one of the latest Q&A's with Dr. Susan Shore here: www.tinnitushub.com/dr-susan-shore-auricle-questions-answers/
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what is the cost of your treatment
It depends on what is appropriate to your needs. We have a variety of different treatment plans, with different devices for people who have tinnitus only, tinnitus and hearing loss, or no devices at all and only sessions with a tinnitus specialist. The price range can be between $150 and $450 per month, and we have 0% financing options. It's hard to say what the cost is for the program the plan that will be best for you; we recommend attending a free discovery call with our tinnitus specialists to learn about different options that can help you. Here is the link to schedule a discovery call at your convenience: treble.health/consultation
This video really helped to clear up what is meant by Tinnitus Retraining Therapy and sound therapy. I've heard Ben use those terms before but was never really clear on what they meant. So this was much appreciated.
We're thrilled to hear that our video helped clarify TRT and sound therapy for you! Thank you for sharing your feedback, and we're glad we could provide you with some helpful information!
After experiencing ringing in my ears a few months ago, I started working with Bens team and using sound theraphy and also Joey Remenyi, Rock Steady Program, which have both included helpful education, caring, informative counselling, and other daily practices, and most important I feel due to the lifestyle changes I have made, including setting boundaries, ending all contact with toxic people in my life, excessive use of stimulants and becoming my own best friend and stopping all forms of self judgement and replacing with lots of daily positive self talk, the tinnitus sounds has reduced substantially and at times is not their at all. I am feeling so much more in control and at ease and feel I'm on the right healing journey. Most importantly helping me learn how to do my life in more healthier, happier ways. The sound theraphy has been a game changer and has made sleeping easy again. Thank you Ben, and to Breanne. Trevor
What did you do for better sleep.
@@nordicred8359 I put my ear pods in and have sound therapy recordings playing quietly all night, such as rain falling, forest sounds and crickets. Trebble health has an app with all these sounds on them.