Can someone point me to clinical study data? FDA approval does not mean what most people think. FDA is at its root a labelling company. Sunce companies pay for part of the peocess its inherent with conflict of interest. I still want to believe.
I have read the original research article. This device does provide some modest but measurable benefit on a standard assessment tool such as the Tinnitus Handicap Inventory. It is not clear to me whether it is as effective as counseling and cognitive behavioral therapy.
the big question that stay in the way of success of the treatmentis fear that already damaged hearing cells { hering loss/.Hyperacusis/tinnites} will be more prone to more damages than normal people would have ? So we need to protect ourself from loud sounds even far more ? ...it is really official otherwise because logically that is the truth..especially when noises create more pain in the ears.Please address this question with your professional opinion? Possably we need to use ear plugs with 70 max ds?
I’m in the middle of treatment. I’m 2 weeks into treatment. I noticed a change in the perception of tone I hear. Looking forward to see what happens after 6 weeks.
@@DatBoiKellz After 6 weeks I would say that the tone went from 100% volume and intensity to 80%. Since I have been a lot more mindful of the triggers I have noticed, stress, antibiotics (happened to get an ear infection recently), and alcohol use effect the intensity. The perceived sound has changed to a more TV static like high pitch rather than a sharp high pitch tone. I think it's better, but I would rather see it go completely. Once winter comes around, I will take another stab at the program. I own the Linere Device. Since it is an FDA approved medical device, it can't be resold. 30 Minutes in the morning and 30 minutes before bed was my protocol.
I just completed my 12 week, $4000 program and now WORSE than ever! It may work for you but don’t be surprised if this devise actually damages you tinnitus!
Sounds promising. I have received electronic stimulation therapy of the brain for another condition and found it extremely beneficial. I did have to repeat there procedure but have found lasting benefits. This is something I would be willing to try for my decades long tinnitus.
Good evening, thank you for your efforts. I have been suffering from tinnitus in the right and left ears for twenty years. I visited doctors, one of whom diagnosed my condition as osteosclerosis. I had surgery on the right ear, but the tinnitus remained the same and my hearing improved a little. Another doctor diagnosed my condition as an auditory nerve impairment. Unfortunately, now my hearing is gradually decreasing. I do not understand some letters. I ask you, Doctor, to help me if there is a treatment or advice
Hi i love your channel but ive had a problem lately,im young still under 18 and this started happening 5 months ago where my ears would ring much more and have many problems and my bearing hasnt been the same i would mishear very certain sounfs or only get what people say 2 second later or mishear words and get it later i thought there was somethign worng with me but its not so much whrre i think it would be serious but what could it be ive ventured yoru vhannel but cant find anything about it...this all happens since i had bad sinus
This looks extremely interesting… I wonder if there's a doctor in the Baltimore Maryland area who could help with this technology? Also, and this is much less important, the female doctor on this video has too many up tones in her speech pattern… It diminishes her credibility even though she is clearly very intelligent. That up tone ending sounds immature and unsophisticated , and this is what I mean by discrediting 25:35
@@DrCliffAuDI got my T from sound blast trauma. I think Liam Stops Tinnitus might be the best route. It’s not an easy one. It his book explains so much. Even openly discloses that these FDA devices are terrible. Just a thought if you’d want him on your show.
@@DrCliffAuDbut the results of her devices are quite unlike lenire? Facts are facts….one looks into the research, development and testing of the devices the differences start to arise. Most importantly, Susan shores device reduced the tinnitus volume significantly something Lenire has not replicated (though initially promised it would do but now is marketed as a habituation device) and that’s the difference. Not a mark on Lenire at all! …they are a step in the right direction and I applaud all efforts in regards to tinnitus treatment period and undoubtedly some are helped by it….but reality is if your limited in funds wait for shores device (especially if your tinnitus is somatic) as her studies were far more rigorous and the results far more promising it’s a no brainer which to invest in first. But to ignore shores results of actual volume reduction of the tinnitus signal as insignificant and equate it as no different to another device that has not shown the same capability….is quite uncaring and dishonest by a care practitioner.
@@DrCliffAuDyou know they are NOTHING alike, right? Susan shore’s device reduces neuronal hyperactivity in the brainstem (where tinnitus is generated). Lenier just shocks the rest of the brain so you don’t “notice” it as much. Please do your research
Can someone point me to clinical study data? FDA approval does not mean what most people think. FDA is at its root a labelling company. Sunce companies pay for part of the peocess its inherent with conflict of interest. I still want to believe.
I have read the original research article. This device does provide some modest but measurable benefit on a standard assessment tool such as the Tinnitus Handicap Inventory. It is not clear to me whether it is as effective as counseling and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Great information! These doctors are in Alaska and Minnesota, how do I find someone like that in the Philadelphia area?
the big question that stay in the way of success of the treatmentis fear that already damaged hearing cells { hering loss/.Hyperacusis/tinnites} will be more prone to more damages than normal people would have ? So we need to protect ourself from loud sounds even far more ? ...it is really official otherwise because logically that is the truth..especially when noises create more pain in the ears.Please address this question with your professional opinion? Possably we need to use ear plugs with 70 max ds?
I’m in the middle of treatment. I’m 2 weeks into treatment. I noticed a change in the perception of tone I hear. Looking forward to see what happens after 6 weeks.
How are you doing now?
@@DatBoiKellz After 6 weeks I would say that the tone went from 100% volume and intensity to 80%. Since I have been a lot more mindful of the triggers I have noticed, stress, antibiotics (happened to get an ear infection recently), and alcohol use effect the intensity. The perceived sound has changed to a more TV static like high pitch rather than a sharp high pitch tone. I think it's better, but I would rather see it go completely.
Once winter comes around, I will take another stab at the program. I own the Linere Device. Since it is an FDA approved medical device, it can't be resold. 30 Minutes in the morning and 30 minutes before bed was my protocol.
I just completed my 12 week, $4000 program and now WORSE than ever! It may work for you but don’t be surprised if this devise actually damages you tinnitus!
Sounds promising. I have received electronic stimulation therapy of the brain for another condition and found it extremely beneficial. I did have to repeat there procedure but have found lasting benefits. This is something I would be willing to try for my decades long tinnitus.
Good evening, thank you for your efforts. I have been suffering from tinnitus in the right and left ears for twenty years. I visited doctors, one of whom diagnosed my condition as osteosclerosis. I had surgery on the right ear, but the tinnitus remained the same and my hearing improved a little. Another doctor diagnosed my condition as an auditory nerve impairment. Unfortunately, now my hearing is gradually decreasing. I do not understand some letters. I ask you, Doctor, to help me if there is a treatment or advice
Does this work with pulsatile tinnitus?
Has Dr. Cliff tried it?
I tried this device. It doesn't work. Don't waste your money on it
But I’m wiling to try this. Would be great if you can direct me to someone in Dallas.
I'm in Dallas and was on the waiting list but decided to wait for Susan Shore's device. But White Rock ENT provides it.
What is the Susan Shore device?@HeatherHernandez
Hi i love your channel but ive had a problem lately,im young still under 18 and this started happening 5 months ago where my ears would ring much more and have many problems and my bearing hasnt been the same i would mishear very certain sounfs or only get what people say 2 second later or mishear words and get it later i thought there was somethign worng with me but its not so much whrre i think it would be serious but what could it be ive ventured yoru vhannel but cant find anything about it...this all happens since i had bad sinus
This looks extremely interesting… I wonder if there's a doctor in the Baltimore Maryland area who could help with this technology? Also, and this is much less important, the female doctor on this video has too many up tones in her speech pattern… It diminishes her credibility even though she is clearly very intelligent. That up tone ending sounds immature and unsophisticated , and this is what I mean by discrediting 25:35
I think I'll give the 9 volt battery on the tongue at try, with my headphones and sound therapy 🙂🤙🏻
I want Susan Shores. This has bad reviews. Also look into Liam Stops Tinnitus
You do know that Susan Shore's device uses Bimodal Neuromodulation as well right?
@@DrCliffAuDI got my T from sound blast trauma. I think Liam Stops Tinnitus might be the best route. It’s not an easy one. It his book explains so much. Even openly discloses that these FDA devices are terrible. Just a thought if you’d want him on your show.
@@DrCliffAuDbut the results of her devices are quite unlike lenire? Facts are facts….one looks into the research, development and testing of the devices the differences start to arise. Most importantly, Susan shores device reduced the tinnitus volume significantly something Lenire has not replicated (though initially promised it would do but now is marketed as a habituation device) and that’s the difference. Not a mark on Lenire at all! …they are a step in the right direction and I applaud all efforts in regards to tinnitus treatment period and undoubtedly some are helped by it….but reality is if your limited in funds wait for shores device (especially if your tinnitus is somatic) as her studies were far more rigorous and the results far more promising it’s a no brainer which to invest in first. But to ignore shores results of actual volume reduction of the tinnitus signal as insignificant and equate it as no different to another device that has not shown the same capability….is quite uncaring and dishonest by a care practitioner.
@@DrCliffAuDyou know they are NOTHING alike, right? Susan shore’s device reduces neuronal hyperactivity in the brainstem (where tinnitus is generated). Lenier just shocks the rest of the brain so you don’t “notice” it as much. Please do your research
@@zack_fick Susan Shores device is science. Liam’s method is sucker you in to pay for advise for diet and life changes (nothing new here).