James Shares How He FINALLY Reduced Tinnitus
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2023
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James recently joined Dr. Ben on the Tinnitus Relief Podcast to provide an update on his journey over the past few months. In this episode he talks about how he found relief from tinnitus through sound therapy, experiencing a 75% improvement in just nine months. His story highlights the power of neuroplasticity and the importance of staying positive.
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I was 75% better. Then 2 weeks ago I woke up to blaring “eeeeeeee” that lasted 30 hrs. Then 24 hours off, repeat. Then I got 4 days of back to “normal”, then woke up yesterday morning with it blaring again. This morning back to normal. The rollercoaster has begun again.
I agree, I wish these videos were shorter and more to the point.
I believe it can be reduced.You have to reduce stress, anxiety,& have a strong will power whither you want to heal or not.I dont think these people got popular by lying to 100's of people.Look at rhe satistics here.Some people are just negative asses.And Ben your hair looks awesome,it looks great on you.
I try to think positive, but I'm really feeling bad, going back to work and continuing life, but I can't read, watch anything without masking it, silence has gradually become a nightmare, I feel that my life has lost its charm. There are high chances of it killing me in the future. I'm living for third parties. Unfortunately, the cure is only in the distant future, until then, I don't know if I can take it.
I sincerely hope and pray for your relief 🙏🏼 For far too long people have suffered silently. Most people do not understand how difficult it can be.
@@er5bmTake out the name or word call " prayers "
Purtroppo a nessuno interessa trovare una vera cura
Great video. I actually enjoy the long podcasts as I like how Dr. BEN GETS INTO THE DETAILS! Excellent video Dr. Ben!
Thanks, George. Glad you liked it. 😊
I got tinnitus about a month and a half ago . I got a hearing test and I don’t have hearing loss. The first two weeks were the most horrible in my life. I couldn’t sleep. If I tried taking a nap during the day the ringing was really loud. Now for some reason it’s been getting better. Not sure if it’s due to anxiety and stress . I’ve been taking magnesium and that’s probably helping me relax. It’s still there but it doesn’t bother me like it first did. I only know I have it is because all of a sudden I’ll remember and I make myself hear it. Hopefully it’s not permanent.
do you take magnesium during the day or at night?
At night since it relaxes me to a point it sometimes makes me a little too relaxed and sleepy
Helpful information. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome. Glad it was helpful!😊
Thank you for this video, it was helpful.
Glad it was helpful! You're welcome. 😊
Very helpful videos…. Keep those success stories coming as that’s the reason I joined Treble Help ❤
Thank you! Will do! ❤
This sounds very encouraging. My question is how tinnitus causes dizziness? I aways notice that the tinnitus gets extremely loud and suddenly I get dizzy. I have tinnitus already for years and I'm wearing 2 hearing aids.
I benefited from Dr Ben and team. I took his advice and started the treatment in Canada via audio Sound Inc.
I’m Canadian too. Did you work with Treble Health ? I thought that was only for Americans. Who did you contact for this if you don’t mind. Thanks.
@@nancyrhodenizer2869 Hi contacted the Canadian audiologist Association , base on my address and postal code I manage get AudioSense in Toronto.
I am using the white noise sound to treat my tinnitus.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH YOUR VIDEOS HAVE HELPED ME
IS IT NECESSARY TO STOP DAIRY?
@benthompsonaud, Did these routines also help James habituate from his Pulsatile Tinnitus? I remember him saying he suffers from that rarer form plus regular Tinnitus. Thank you!
Dear Ben, What may be the best quality sound therapy device on the market? Thank you for everything you do sir.
That would be the Tinnitus Relief Bundle by Treble Health. We currently feature the Widex Moment Sheer.
Sir liric hearing aids how to purchase please tell me the any suggestion
Sir.iam from India
hi Dr ben please I need your answer, I have ear problems like I hear external everyday sounds like a broken speaker if the external sound loud mild or certain sound. its been 4 months what should I do? I'm from turkey btw
I hear noises in my ear but when the external sound is muted it goes away
what exact sound therapy did he use?
I'm following this channel since years, followed a lot of advice but my tinnitus is still active. Absolutely no improvement. Just frustrating time and money wasting because nothing really works. They are not interested to help the affected people sincerely
Did you invest in the program? Or what else other than videos here have you tried?
@@HighFiveFriend much more than videos here my friend. What a ridiculous comment...
iT ONLY TAKES 3-4 MINUTES TO CHECK THIS OUT
I stumbled upon a method of using a vibrator to quiet the tinnitus. The science behind it is to transmit the vibrations along the cartilage from the external ear to the auditory nerve inside the brain.
I used a small electric shaver and placed the non-cutting end to the part of the ear near the entrance of the ear canal. You will probably need to move around that area a bit until you find the spot that gives most benefits.
The vibrating sound can be quite loud so don’t apply it too long. After each try, assess the effectiveness.
Initially, I tried 2-3 spots for 1-2 minutes, they were not effective until I raised the duration to 3 minutes.
Please report back on your experience.
Sir I want phonak liric hearing aids please help me sir. Iam from India
Please can I know if low blood pressure in the brain cause tinnitus, My started tinnitus 2 Months ago and I'm a 14 years old and I hear tinnitus all the time
Depends on your history. There are numerous potential causes or triggers for tinnitus. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
If anyone can sum up what he did let me know….. don’t want to listen to 30 min just for the answer
In a nutshell, Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT), which combines sound therapy with specialized counseling. Best wishes!
Do you think tegretol might help with tinnitus?
Hello Daniel, you asked some good personalized questions here. My answer depends on more information that I do not yet know about your history. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
Ive watched so many videos on tinitis but not one helped
Any reason y the information is given in such a round about way
It's great to hear the story. But getting to the point a lot quicker, with the what did they do and what worked for them etc. Your titles are a bit click batey. Maybe make it a 10 minute or less
on a scale from 1 to 10, Im at a 13
Sorry
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This doesn't prove anything. One case where a person claims it doesn't bug him so much is meaningless if 99 other people have the same treatment and claim no benefit. We're not seeing the statistics here. And some people are known to have Tinnitus and recover for no apparent reason. We still don't know what the cause of Tinnitus is and I very much doubt Tinnitus is actually a hearing issue.
@@auto-systematic Not if it provides a false belief that this is an effective means of treatment. We shouldn't hear from the successes only; we should also hear from the failures. If 50 other people tried this and had no benefit at all then you probably would think twice about spending a year and "presumably" a ton of money taking this treatment.
@@Andrew-pp2ql Noticing that people who have tinnitus do badly on a hearing test does not automatically mean that hearing loss is the principal cause of Tinnitus. A lot of people lose some hearing as they age, and in our noisy society hearing loss to some degree is not uncommon. So the correlation between the two may be false. I myself, noticed immediately that trying to give a hearing test to someone with Tinnitus is pointless. The test tones are quite small and can often be at the same frequency as the screaming you have in your ears. If people miss those tiny test tones because their Tinnitus is swamping the test signals the doctors immediately claim you have hearing loss and that it's the reason you have Tinnitus. I passed my hearing tests, but it was a struggle as to determine what was a test tone and what was Tinnitus Ringing. I thought it was funny that they put me in a sound proof booth. Did they really think it would quiet the screaming in my ears so that I could take a fair hearing test?
@@auto-systematic its not about the money, its about truth, and logic, and science. None of us wants to waste time on something that doesn't work. What's even worse than that is that if there's a false assumption that tinnitus is a hearing issue then all doctors will ignore your symptoms and just proscribe audio treatment, without any benefit. In recent years I've discovered, to my dismay, that doctors are brain dead. They believe what ever they've been told in medical school or by the latest sales rep and there's no getting them to change their minds, regardless of the symptoms you have. I mention the money issue because this video has all the appearance of a sales pitch, "come to my practice and get treatment, see this fellow who happily reports 75% success, so come one, come all".
Never seen you with this messy hair before
Can't get past your Tinnitus hair.
He was just lucky and his T reduced with time itself.
That's actually what I had hoped would happen! After 11 months of enduring, however, the noise showed no sign of abating. Once I began Tinnitus RetrainingTherapy (TRT--sound therapy & counseling), I saw marked improvement in a relatively short time. All the best.
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