I think we could have made a lot of progress on the treatment or even a cure for tinnitus by this time. I just don't think there is a lot of research going on in this area.
Best regards, the problem is due to the fact that the business lobby where hearing aids and therapies are sold are not interested in a cure for tinnitus because it would affect their large economic income in millions of dollars. And since it is an orphan pathology, there is not much funding from governments.
Would be helpful if you included a link to the study in the description so we could learn instead of just making this video a sales pitch for your company
I appreciate the more advanced discussions. There are so many tinnitus 101 videos. This was nice, especially the advanced testing methods - that was new to me.
After having TE "Tin Ear" (musician) for over 30 years, I believe the main problem is mostly the muscle that regulates the sound. When my TE is bad, I can feel a pressure in both ears that pulses with any sound pressure level above 40db. When the TE is mild, I feel no pressure at all, unless the ambient sound is at a higher level...over 80db. I can live w/ TE, it's the sound frequencies that it masks that annoy me! Between 2000-4000hz. I can hear well above, and below those freqs.
Thanks, Dr. Ben. You have inspired me to seek out the ent in our local group that specializes in T. My regular doc is knowledgeable and caring but he does admit he is not a specialist. I would like to get these advanced tests. I will surely mention you as a great resource and inspiration.
in Norway they have stop using an electronic device to suppress the noise, becuse they Fund out the it make it worse. I have tinnitus for 10+ years now, first time i whent to doctor for like 10+ years ago i got the answer from my doctor we can't do nothing, came back to doctor 1 years ago just to see if something new has happen. the only new thing was the doctor find out my hearing on the 10000+ was broken and in norway the are no treatments to can fix the,, and my doctor suggest to have backround music and try to not go away from sund to a no sund zone, but the i have been doing all the years with tinnitus. and 2 new was the they have stop using an electronic device to suppress the noise like i say at the beginning, now days i have backround music when am working and i go to bed 2 hour befor sleep so i can get the 8 hour sleep and i never go to a quiet place, and it has made my life a little easier to live
Soo, are we starting to understand that - really - most tinnitus cases are due to some degree of hearing loss or damage ? I mean, there are still so many audiologists and general practitioners that consider it blantly inexplicable at best, illusory at worst. I guess that's an important step, but that shouldn't come as a surprise either... Damn, research takes time.
That's not what's being said in this video. If you watch the treble health videos with Michael Golenhofen you will learn that tinnitus of the cochlear subtype accounts for less than half of all tinnitus cases. The rest are not related to hearing loss or damage. This video is talking specifically about people who seem to fit the cochlear subtype but don't present with measurable hearing loss in standard tests.
I think we really need to reflect on our whole paradigm of health as a culture. We do a million different negative things to eventually cause our tinnitus, including overexposure to noise, junk food, lack of exercise, etc. all of which break down the body over time, and then we look for some silver bullet of health, seeking 1 variable to correct for the hundreds, thousands, if not millions of variables that led to the disease in the first place.
Hi! We have recently started seeing patients who don't reside in the USA. Please feel free to schedule a complimentary consultation with our team for more information. treble.health/international-consultation
You need to put out some good information on all these scam ads trying to scare you into buying some shitty product or CBd gummies because you think you’re going to lose you memory and/ or hearing ….. or even develop dementia.
Best regards, the problem is due to the fact that the business lobby where hearing aids and therapies are sold are not interested in a cure for tinnitus because it would affect their large economic income in millions of dollars. And since it is an orphan pathology, there is not much funding from governments.
Came across this Doctor in Arizona - Dr. Nikhil Mehta - Vascular & Interventional Partners. Appears to be having success on patients. ruclips.net/video/RyGFvjZ0OKk/видео.htmlsi=EbeHEKN8-zeBhcKk
How do I know it’s somatic tinnitus? My tinnitus is a couple of different tones, generally more “lower” pitched (like between 950-2130 Hz.). They are different in each ear and some are in my head. So far no ENT doc has found any lack of hearing. I also have a new C tone whistling in my head… which I think may have started after a single (105 decibel) electronic BEEP for 1 second. Everyone tells me it’s stress though as one BEEP cannot do that. Bleh. I don’t know. I’m … kind of depressed about the new whistling 😔👂
Somatic tinnitus is tinnitus that changes pitch and/or volume due to positional changes. We would be happy to discuss with you further. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
Had drop and recovery of hearing several times. (checked it with audiometry-app) Noticed: While hearing decreased tinnitus was more quiet. During recovery it was very loud. After recovery again reduction of tinnitus. Unfortunately hearing did not recover fully, and all in all tinnitus increase by time. Think because hearing continues to decrease. This makes me worry about the future...
It sounds like you've been through a challenging experience with fluctuations in your hearing and tinnitus levels. Using an audiometry app to track changes is a good start, but for more accurate and comprehensive results, I would highly recommend consulting with your local audiologist.
@@treblehealth Thank you.❤ Unfortunately all audiologists (TNE physicians) I went to could not help but telling me, I have to live with it and recommened using a hearing aid if neccesary. I think it's caused by hormonal changes (menopause) but they don't think so. And to be honest I'm to afraid of taking hormones. (My mother had brest cancer.)
Dear doctor Ben, how are you, I hope you are well, as always excellent information, could you please find out if this device that is sold in your country really cures cycliated cells and tinnitus? Your judgment and approval is very important. Kind regards.
@@treblehealth Thank you so much , Just in case you sent him the name of the product so that he can see it, it looks like you are talking about the product. GFOUK™ DrWave Tinnitus NerveTreat Thermal Pen. A hug.
Some other comorbidities associated with tinnitus include hearing loss, TMJ, high blood pressure, neurological disorders, head and neck injuries, and stress.
@@LucyDenbowski Think that is where researchers should look into. Why do some people with heaing loss experience tinnitus and others don't. What makes the difference? Maybe tinnitus only occours when hearing drops suddenly on a greater scale? Then this would not help to find a solution. But maybe there are other reasons?
good, seen date several weeks ago in several forums and articles in several languages. auditory nerve seems to be even more fragile and easy to damage than hair cells in the inner ear. I have normal hearing since 20 000 hertz! so this makes sens. Now where's the cure?!!!
NervGen? So far, they are currently testing it for spinal cord injury but it has been shown in the lab to repair a host of other nerve related illnesses such as retinal neuropathy, MS, Stroke, Alzheimer’s, and peripheral neuropathy. I can’t imagine if it shows efficacy for one nerve injury, it couldn’t treat many others like auditory nerve damage.
I don't see the point of getting those extra tests if the treatment is exactly the same: sound therapy and TRT. Further tests only make sense if it would make a difference in treatment.
For many, the more knowledge we have about the ear, the better. Understanding how the ear functions and identifying where the damage is can help soothe the central nervous system.
@@treblehealth Patients should be asking how the results of a test could affect treatment options. If this can't be clearly articulated, then the tests should be optional and that should be clear. If providers want to do extra tests to satisfy their curiosity, then that should be disclosed, and the provider should pay for the test.
You're correct. There is a correlation between diabetes, insulin resistance, and conditions like tinnitus and hearing loss. It's important to manage underlying health issues effectively to potentially improve symptoms and overall well-being.
Ok, so there is allways some kind of hearing loss. But we can't fix that. Wo can only wear hearing aids and tinitus maskers that help a bit while using them. That's not new. New would be: Fix the hearing loss, so that the brain stops creating tinnitus. Or sth else that stops the brain from creating tinnitus. I wonder why my brain seems to do this on few days a year by itself, though hearing loss hasn't changed. Proof for me, that it is possible.
The more information we have about the auditory system, the easier it is for professions to target what is causing the tinnitus. The testing helps us determine how to program the tinnitus maskers for best treatment practices.
We hope there will continue to be positive results that will help more people who are suffering from tinnitus. Right now, tinnitus retraining therapy is still proven to be the most effective long term tinnitus management technique.
@@treblehealthNervGen might be very promising! Currently in trial for spinal cord injury, but lab studies (not just mouse but human in vitro) have shown promise for a host of many other nerve related damage. They plan to trial next for MS and Stroke, but also have Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, retinal neuropathy, peripheral neuropathy and heart attack damage in the works. If hearing is affected by nerve related damage, I do not see why NVG-291 wouldn’t work in that scenario. If you could find a way to consult with Dr. Jerry Silver, that would be a fascinating discussion to listen in on.
Best regards, the problem is due to the fact that the business lobby where hearing aids and therapies are sold are not interested in a cure for tinnitus because it would affect their large economic income in millions of dollars. And since it is an orphan pathology, there is not much funding from governments.
The treatment for tinnitus in someone who has visual snow syndrome is the same. We have a great blog article that discusses VSS, check it out here: treblehealth.com/tinnitus-and-visual-snow-syndrome/
-Sooo, short of an auditory nerve root canal, or even worse a partial brain lobotomy of that tiny region connected with the auditory nerve, can anything really help rid me of tinnitus?
Absolutely! Between tinnitus retraining therapy and cognitive begavioral therapy, we can definitely help you habituate to your tinnitus. We would love to tell you more about our process - please use the following link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation with an audiologist on our team. During this call, they can answer any questions that you may have! treble.health/consultation
Applying hair growth tonic drops into the ear is not a standard or recommended treatment for tinnitus. The ear canal and inner ear are sensitive, and it's important to use products specifically designed for ear health
Sounds like a good idea if theirs a gentle hair growth formula to use as the hairs in the ear are usually damaged thats one of the causes of tinnitus so anything that helps regrow might be the way.
Evere video about tinnitus makes me more and more confused. I read and watch a lot and I still don’t understand if tinnitus is really curable or we just learn to live a normal life with the ringing in the ears. So, could you please explain where the truth is?
While there is no "cure" for tinnitus, there are extremely effective treatment methods that have helped thousands of patients with tinnitus lower the ringing by significant amounts -- to the point where it is no longer interferes with their day to day life. If you would like to speak with one of our audiologists to learn more about the treatment options that would best address your specific situation, please feel free to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation by visiting treble.health/schedule
It’s the inner part of the ear. It’s shape is like a snail shell and the sounds that come in are picked up by tiny cells in the cochlear called “Hair cells”. Each of these hair cells are designed for a specific frequency. The closer to the front, the higher the pitch, the further back in the cochlear, the lower the pitch.
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Super important research. Please keep it going! Whoever solves tinnitus will get the Nobel Prize
I think we could have made a lot of progress on the treatment or even a cure for tinnitus by this time. I just don't think there is a lot of research going on in this area.
Best regards, the problem is due to the fact that the business lobby where hearing aids and therapies are sold are not interested in a cure for tinnitus because it would affect their large economic income in millions of dollars. And since it is an orphan pathology, there is not much funding from governments.
Like so many other “ailments” in the medical industry, they take very small steps so as to not disrupt their “bandaid” merchandise sales.
Like the old saying goes there is a cure for everything, but there’s no money in the cure only in the dis-ease
Would be helpful if you included a link to the study in the description so we could learn instead of just making this video a sales pitch for your company
I appreciate the more advanced discussions. There are so many tinnitus 101 videos. This was nice, especially the advanced testing methods - that was new to me.
Glad you like it! 😊
After having TE "Tin Ear" (musician) for over 30 years, I believe the main problem is mostly the muscle that regulates the sound. When my TE is bad, I can feel a pressure in both ears that pulses with any sound pressure level above 40db. When the TE is mild, I feel no pressure at all, unless the ambient sound is at a higher level...over 80db. I can live w/ TE, it's the sound frequencies that it masks that annoy me! Between 2000-4000hz. I can hear well above, and below those freqs.
Thanks, Dr. Ben. You have inspired me to seek out the ent in our local group that specializes in T. My regular doc is knowledgeable and caring but he does admit he is not a specialist. I would like to get these advanced tests. I will surely mention you as a great resource and inspiration.
in Norway they have stop using an electronic device to suppress the noise, becuse they Fund out the it make it worse.
I have tinnitus for 10+ years now, first time i whent to doctor for like 10+ years ago i got the answer from my doctor we can't do nothing, came back to doctor 1 years ago just to see if something new has happen. the only new thing was the doctor find out my hearing on the 10000+ was broken and in norway the are no treatments to can fix the,, and my doctor suggest to have backround music and try to not go away from sund to a no sund zone, but the i have been doing all the years with tinnitus. and 2 new was the they have stop using an electronic device to suppress the noise like i say at the beginning,
now days i have backround music when am working and i go to bed 2 hour befor sleep so i can get the 8 hour sleep and i never go to a quiet place, and it has made my life a little easier to live
Why sciencetest not making something for cure tinnitus
Soo, are we starting to understand that - really - most tinnitus cases are due to some degree of hearing loss or damage ? I mean, there are still so many audiologists and general practitioners that consider it blantly inexplicable at best, illusory at worst. I guess that's an important step, but that shouldn't come as a surprise either... Damn, research takes time.
That's not what's being said in this video. If you watch the treble health videos with Michael Golenhofen you will learn that tinnitus of the cochlear subtype accounts for less than half of all tinnitus cases. The rest are not related to hearing loss or damage. This video is talking specifically about people who seem to fit the cochlear subtype but don't present with measurable hearing loss in standard tests.
I think we really need to reflect on our whole paradigm of health as a culture. We do a million different negative things to eventually cause our tinnitus, including overexposure to noise, junk food, lack of exercise, etc. all of which break down the body over time, and then we look for some silver bullet of health, seeking 1 variable to correct for the hundreds, thousands, if not millions of variables that led to the disease in the first place.
I wish that I had access to a tinnitus specialist here, in the UK...!
Hi! We have recently started seeing patients who don't reside in the USA. Please feel free to schedule a complimentary consultation with our team for more information. treble.health/international-consultation
You need to put out some good information on all these scam ads trying to scare you into buying some shitty product or CBd gummies because you think you’re going to lose you memory and/ or hearing ….. or even develop dementia.
Best regards, the problem is due to the fact that the business lobby where hearing aids and therapies are sold are not interested in a cure for tinnitus because it would affect their large economic income in millions of dollars. And since it is an orphan pathology, there is not much funding from governments.
I'm from India... please invent medicine to cure tinnitus 100%...
I am from Morocco suffering from tinnitus... The same appeal.
Yes we need a MAGIC cure.
Nobody is clever enough to make one. Yet they made a 98% effective vaccine in 12 months. Fight the wuhan virus 2019 crap.
Came across this Doctor in Arizona - Dr. Nikhil Mehta - Vascular & Interventional Partners. Appears to be having success on patients.
ruclips.net/video/RyGFvjZ0OKk/видео.htmlsi=EbeHEKN8-zeBhcKk
I am from Germany My life is over 😢
Tinnitod tablet khaoo dhere dhere thik ho jayegaa
Sohow do we trick the brain into thinking there is no hearing loss. I mean lets have some progress in that department🎉
How do I know it’s somatic tinnitus? My tinnitus is a couple of different tones, generally more “lower” pitched (like between 950-2130 Hz.). They are different in each ear and some are in my head. So far no ENT doc has found any lack of hearing. I also have a new C tone whistling in my head… which I think may have started after a single (105 decibel) electronic BEEP for 1 second. Everyone tells me it’s stress though as one BEEP cannot do that. Bleh. I don’t know. I’m … kind of depressed about the new whistling 😔👂
Somatic tinnitus is tinnitus that changes pitch and/or volume due to positional changes. We would be happy to discuss with you further. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
I've already tried to contact him but he never responds!
There are no excellent ENT doctored no one is sure, they don’t agree and there is no cure- it is frustrating
Thanks for the info
100% and accurate!
Had drop and recovery of hearing several times. (checked it with audiometry-app)
Noticed: While hearing decreased tinnitus was more quiet.
During recovery it was very loud.
After recovery again reduction of tinnitus.
Unfortunately hearing did not recover fully, and all in all tinnitus increase by time. Think because hearing continues to decrease.
This makes me worry about the future...
It sounds like you've been through a challenging experience with fluctuations in your hearing and tinnitus levels. Using an audiometry app to track changes is a good start, but for more accurate and comprehensive results, I would highly recommend consulting with your local audiologist.
@@treblehealth Thank you.❤
Unfortunately all audiologists (TNE physicians) I went to could not help but telling me, I have to live with it and recommened using a hearing aid if neccesary.
I think it's caused by hormonal changes (menopause) but they don't think so.
And to be honest I'm to afraid of taking hormones. (My mother had brest cancer.)
Título esperanzador, pero conclusión es siempre la misma
Dear doctor Ben, how are you, I hope you are well, as always excellent information, could you please find out if this device that is sold in your country really cures cycliated cells and tinnitus? Your judgment and approval is very important. Kind regards.
Thank you for the kind words. Unfortunately, there aren't any devices or medications that can cure damaged cells and completely "fix" tinnitus.
@@treblehealth Thank you so much , Just in case you sent him the name of the product so that he can see it, it looks like you are talking about the product. GFOUK™ DrWave Tinnitus NerveTreat Thermal Pen. A hug.
What other comorbidities are associated with tinnitus? Neck problems, brain fog, disease etc?
Some other comorbidities associated with tinnitus include hearing loss, TMJ, high blood pressure, neurological disorders, head and neck injuries, and stress.
@@LucyDenbowski Think that is where researchers should look into.
Why do some people with heaing loss experience tinnitus and others don't. What makes the difference?
Maybe tinnitus only occours when hearing drops suddenly on a greater scale?
Then this would not help to find a solution. But maybe there are other reasons?
good, seen date several weeks ago in several forums and articles in several languages.
auditory nerve seems to be even more fragile and easy to damage than hair cells in the inner ear.
I have normal hearing since 20 000 hertz! so this makes sens.
Now where's the cure?!!!
NervGen? So far, they are currently testing it for spinal cord injury but it has been shown in the lab to repair a host of other nerve related illnesses such as retinal neuropathy, MS, Stroke, Alzheimer’s, and peripheral neuropathy. I can’t imagine if it shows efficacy for one nerve injury, it couldn’t treat many others like auditory nerve damage.
I have Cervical decompressions and have tinnitus in my left ear. Tried flavonoid. Nothing. MOBIC anti inflammatory could be the cause. 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/fjy
I don't see the point of getting those extra tests if the treatment is exactly the same: sound therapy and TRT. Further tests only make sense if it would make a difference in treatment.
For many, the more knowledge we have about the ear, the better. Understanding how the ear functions and identifying where the damage is can help soothe the central nervous system.
@@treblehealth Patients should be asking how the results of a test could affect treatment options. If this can't be clearly articulated, then the tests should be optional and that should be clear. If providers want to do extra tests to satisfy their curiosity, then that should be disclosed, and the provider should pay for the test.
Underlying health issues. Like insulin resistance.
You're correct. There is a correlation between diabetes, insulin resistance, and conditions like tinnitus and hearing loss. It's important to manage underlying health issues effectively to potentially improve symptoms and overall well-being.
Can you talk about High Riding Jugular Bulb please?
We recommend discussing this with your Ear, Nose and Throat doctor.
Ok, so there is allways some kind of hearing loss.
But we can't fix that.
Wo can only wear hearing aids and tinitus maskers that help a bit while using them.
That's not new.
New would be:
Fix the hearing loss, so that the brain stops creating tinnitus. Or sth else that stops the brain from creating tinnitus.
I wonder why my brain seems to do this on few days a year by itself, though hearing loss hasn't changed.
Proof for me, that it is possible.
I was told scarring on the ear drum membrane. Mine are white due to constant inflamation and normal eardrums are clear or look black
can the Susan shore device potentially help with this type of tinnitus?
We recently released a new video about the Susan Shore device. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/LQ_UW2m8Ey0/видео.html
Dr ben why 100% cur not discover yet
Think about all the money they would lose ENT doctors hearing test hearing aids, MRIs you’re talking billions of $ loss
you got it!
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What does this mean for treatments?
The more information we have about the auditory system, the easier it is for professions to target what is causing the tinnitus. The testing helps us determine how to program the tinnitus maskers for best treatment practices.
We hope there will continue to be positive results that will help more people who are suffering from tinnitus. Right now, tinnitus retraining therapy is still proven to be the most effective long term tinnitus management technique.
@@treblehealthNervGen might be very promising! Currently in trial for spinal cord injury, but lab studies (not just mouse but human in vitro) have shown promise for a host of many other nerve related damage. They plan to trial next for MS and Stroke, but also have Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, retinal neuropathy, peripheral neuropathy and heart attack damage in the works. If hearing is affected by nerve related damage, I do not see why NVG-291 wouldn’t work in that scenario. If you could find a way to consult with Dr. Jerry Silver, that would be a fascinating discussion to listen in on.
arrives in France and we cannot listen to it because we cannot translate on this channel
Has anyone heard of tinnitus related to Visual Snow Syndrome? Are the treatments the same for someone with this?
Ive wondered that same thing many times, good question I would say.
Best regards, the problem is due to the fact that the business lobby where hearing aids and therapies are sold are not interested in a cure for tinnitus because it would affect their large economic income in millions of dollars. And since it is an orphan pathology, there is not much funding from governments.
The treatment for tinnitus in someone who has visual snow syndrome is the same. We have a great blog article that discusses VSS, check it out here: treblehealth.com/tinnitus-and-visual-snow-syndrome/
-Sooo, short of an auditory nerve root canal, or even worse a partial brain lobotomy of that tiny region connected with the auditory nerve, can anything really help rid me of tinnitus?
Absolutely! Between tinnitus retraining therapy and cognitive begavioral therapy, we can definitely help you habituate to your tinnitus. We would love to tell you more about our process - please use the following link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation with an audiologist on our team. During this call, they can answer any questions that you may have! treble.health/consultation
How about hair growth tonic drops put into the ear?
Dont do it.. hair growth formulas are highly irritating to skins alone, imagine what it might do to ur ear drums
Applying hair growth tonic drops into the ear is not a standard or recommended treatment for tinnitus. The ear canal and inner ear are sensitive, and it's important to use products specifically designed for ear health
Sounds like a good idea if theirs a gentle hair growth formula to use as the hairs in the ear are usually damaged thats one of the causes of tinnitus so anything that helps regrow might be the way.
Evere video about tinnitus makes me more and more confused. I read and watch a lot and I still don’t understand if tinnitus is really curable or we just learn to live a normal life with the ringing in the ears. So, could you please explain where the truth is?
While there is no "cure" for tinnitus, there are extremely effective treatment methods that have helped thousands of patients with tinnitus lower the ringing by significant amounts -- to the point where it is no longer interferes with their day to day life. If you would like to speak with one of our audiologists to learn more about the treatment options that would best address your specific situation, please feel free to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation by visiting treble.health/schedule
My tinnitus was good for a long time last couple of day desaster in my head havent slept in 5 days
What is cochlear?
It’s the inner part of the ear. It’s shape is like a snail shell and the sounds that come in are picked up by tiny cells in the cochlear called “Hair cells”. Each of these hair cells are designed for a specific frequency. The closer to the front, the higher the pitch, the further back in the cochlear, the lower the pitch.
So a treatment from this research cant help people with somatic tinnitus?
We can still help treat somatic tinnitus aside from the research in this video.
impossible to understand in English
Dairy and wheat allergy