Really Chris is the sun in person ... shines with his own light ... his eyes are like the clear, clean color of the crystalline and tropical sea illuminated by the sun ... from there shines all his personality, his maturity, his humility and purity and what about the voice ... his voice is my greatest joy for my inner life and is also the reason for a smile on the lips of millions of people in the world. Even when he speaks, when he makes interviews, hearing him speak for me is like flying in a sky full of positivity. Thanks for these ColdplayDaily videos. My thanks for you and for this group will never be enough. Coldplay in my days and in my heart for always !!! I love you!!!
Tinnitus started at 17, I'm 21 years old now and the sound is barely there now unless I try to find it, stay strong to anybody else here who are struggling with tinnitus too.
Alway thought if I´d get tinnitus it would be end of the world. Now that I got it its not really that big of a deal. If and when my dick stops working though..
is it ironic that the microphone thats recording the sound for this interview has a really quite and high pitched beeping sound on it? kinda like tinnitus :P
I am writing this to that person who is just experiencing tinnitus for the first time! I feel you don’t worry! I did the same thing started searching up videos tryna look for cures and I came across this video. If you’re reading this, I want you to know, I know exactly how you feel! I know you’re scared and you can’t handle the noise. You feel like you’re going crazy! First thing I want to tell you everyone’s case is different and for some people it is curable. But someone like me I still have it! I’ve had it for 2 years. I promise you it gets quieter to the point you don’t even hear it anymore! And I can only hear it when I try to find it! Our brains are fucking incredible, eventually it realises the tinnitus isn’t a threat and it puts it in the background where you don’t even hear it! Be patient! Stay strong! I promise you it does get better! I thought I was finished and I couldn’t imagine living my life with this noise. It does get better! If you find it hard to sleep, play some rain noise it helps! Remember do not panic! And I recommend getting ACS custom earplugs! I wear them when I go to any loud events! Even in cinemas! They protect your ears! It keeps everything to 70 decibels and doesn’t ruin the sound quality.
honestly most of the time it goes away usually 6 - 12 months but it can take years and years to go away. Sometimes it can be permanent but if you stop doing what is making it worse or the cause goes away then it will slowly get quieter either from recovery healing or just getting used to it.
i've had tinnitus for almost a year (21 years old) and have surprisingly learned to cope with it. Sometimes I feel like it's not there anymore but after a night out or a moment of excitement, I am always a little anxious about the ringing amplifying itself in the quiet. Especially when i want to go to sleep.
Watch The Secret by Rhonda Byrne my friend. Nothing is incurable, believe me. It's all in our control. just watch it and go to www.thesecret.tv/all-stories/ and read their success stories from people. Trust me, mate, it'll change your life. Just watch it. Kick your tinnitus goodbye.
@@daisyalicia This was almost two years ago .. still there but hasn’t gotten worst! I’ve learned to kick the habit of listening to loud music when I’m alone so there’s that. Thanks for asking a total stranger this question :)
Hey how are you? 😌 I just got tinnitus a couple months ago, same age as you, and Im scared sometimes, but reading stories like yours is really useful and helo me to relax, the internet is a well of doom when it comes to tinnitus! I would like to know if you still go to concerts and clubs with ear plugs or you decided to stop doing those plans with your friends?
@@revdckmz Hi, I am still going out and don't use earplugs. I don't let it stop me from having fun with my friends. It's remained the same as when I wrote this post close to 3 years ago now. There is an oil however you can use, I have yet to go buy it but I've only heard of good things: Helichryse oil. It could be different for you so don't hold my word!
Chris Martin songs really help my depression, thanks you for that, You said a lot, acceptance helps, I live with a liver transplant, so many bills. I will be praying to the God I pray too that this gets better. Much love.
Chris, we the people like to hear this stuff. It's really interesting to hear how you manage Tinnitus and your true thoughts. Thanks for your music btw.
@@benjamin3766 Hi Benjamin. I'm very pleased to report that my tinnitus has now gone. If you're suffering, please know that it can get better. Fingers crossed for you.
@@benjamin3766 Hi Benjamin, I had it for at least two years but learned to live with it. Pink noise at night really helps. But then it came back, not as bad but it's still there. I'm mostly able to put it into the background. It's much louder when I'm in a quiet environment, hence using pink noise at night. Not complaining though. It's so much better than it was. I hope you make some improvement too.
Thank you so much! I used to panic a about, specially at night when everything is quit. A friend one day told me a lot of rock stars from the 90's have it 😎. Made me feel better! Now, I feel even better and inspired to take action to work on my fisical and mental health! Lots of Ginkgo bilobaaaaaa! Thank you!!!
I'm literally crying when Chris said this 00:56 Because I have it too, the Tinnitus. His words really warm my heart. Thank you Chris, I love you so much.
@@Aman-ln2oh hi Aman! It's been about 1 year for me but I'm fine^^ sometimes I feel like my ears pulsing and it hurts, but I kinda get used to with it, so I don't feel so sad nor panic like I used to. How's it going for you?
@@zhraya_ It's been a little rough for me. I just don't want it to affect my studies, I'm in second year college. I think I got it because of using binge watching Netflix with earphones on full voulme. How about you, does it effect your studies?
@@Aman-ln2oh yeah I can relate, it affects a lot while we busy or stress, we'll got more stress. I think I had this since I was a child, but it's getting louder while I had infection on my ears. Loud volume on earphone can be one of the reason since I enjoy listening music and watching movie a lot. Most of time it affects more to my mind health than anything else.
Thank you chris ....I wanted to die for months after it happened to me...but after I heard you have it as well I knew then I could continue making ,listening to music and still be myself and who I am . you prob wont read this but hey this is for the people who come here and listen to chris talk about this problem. Thanks to you chris a death metal head ( who loves coldplay 🤣🤣🤣) can still be alive and not afraid of living. Its mean so much to me that you can live with it and that means I can too. Soppy as hell but fuck it ....its true 😘😘
I've had tinnitus for almost a year ı am 19 and it happened after shooting with gun. First times ı just cant handle this ringing in my left ear and ı just wanted to kill myself. Then it started to get slower. These days ım very comfortable with my tinnitus and its okey for me because ı dont care. I have tinnitus but ı can hear very well. The only cure is dont care ı know its very difficult to dont care but you have to live. If you have tinnitus and you like live music just wear earplugs protect your ears. I know there is no cure and it makes no sense because they can cure the cancer sometimes but they cannot cure a noise but ı believe there will be a cure in the near future so we all need to be patient and we all need to be positive.
Some years ago, I had an extremely irritating tinnitus due to an ear infection, and it lasted for like 4 months. God it was just so frustrating to not being able to appreciate the "sound of silence". Now I kinda have a very slight tinnitus on my left ear, but it's nothing compared to what it was before. I think that what Chris is recommending is very good for dealing with it!
Thank you for all the advice Chris says they're lovely interview and I'm thankful that both the interviewer and Chris were able to speak upon something that is very painful yet they they were both peaceful with it
I have tinnitus as well. I've had it in my left ear for about 3 or 4 years now. I'm 17 now and I'm completely deaf in my left ear. Sounds like a blowing wind in my ear non stop, then it rings louder then goes right back down. It's really hard to live with tinnitus. Sometimes it gets unbearable to the point where you can't control yourself.
Watch The Secret by Rhonda Byrne my friend. Nothing is incurable, believe me. It's all in our control. just watch it and go to www.thesecret.tv/all-stories/ and read their success stories from people. Trust me, mate, it'll change your life. Just watch it. Kick your tinnitus goodbye.
@@batone7 I’m 21 now, and I definitely got used to it. I’ve learned to calm myself down and just handle it, but yeah I’m doing very well! Thanks for asking.
While he was married to Gwyneth Paltrow he even took measures in hearing protection for his kids to prevent them from suffering the same fate. You’ll even see one photo of his daughter, Apple, wearing kids ear muffs when she was younger. Good father. I’ve warned others I know to give them a heads up, especially through ear buds(mine were Apple EarPods. I should’ve upgraded from them to over the ear headphones or never should’ve tried binge watching with them...)
I guess my tinntius has also been caused by over usage of earbuds while binge watching shows! My doc says its nerve damage because of genetic issues, but I'm hundred percent sure it's because of binge watching Netflix with earphones on full voulme. What about yours?
@@Aman-ln2oh So far, my parents(especially my stubborn and angsty mother) are not the best in terms of priority. I was forced to wait almost a month until I at least had a medical check up, but still have been waiting a month longer or so before I can get a call from an audiologist. To tell you the truth Chris Martin's parenting inspires me more than my parents' parenting, in fact anyone else's parenting does... Will urging priority for an appointment done in a week, my mother accused me of being "obsessed" of an otherwise serious condition that could've had chances of getting worse..and she thinks that it's just an imagination at some points. 🤦♂️ I can think of a lot of corrupt stuff she has done. I've at least gotten gradually used to it, though loud sounds can sometimes trigger it. And since then I often play ASMR in my sleep to ensure it doesn't keep me up.
Hubby Has catastrophic tinnitus, a screeching tornado siren, noise 24/7, it is life altering. Not only that, he has hyperacusis, sensitivity to noise and misophonia, where affects every area of his central nervous system, often leaving him in fight or flight. It has robbed us of almost everything. Please share with the ear phones are or earplugs anywhere.
I struggled for about 4-5 years with tinnitus. And it just stoped. When I look back at it, I think the severity of it increased as I worried more about it. So having my mind focusing on the job that I have now, sort of drove the attention away from it. Another thing that might have helped was these nose spray called Budesonide, it's supposed to have a cocktail of things in it. It's effect is to clear the tube of eustachian. I did a treatment of applying it one time per day during 6 weeks. And the tinnitus went away. It doesn't harm anyone to try it, so maybe could be something to look into to. I hope I help someone, I know how it brings you down and affects life quality. Cheers.
@@YungChief I didn’t have Tinnitus again. If I focus on it, I still hear a slight hum sound, and my left year is definitely more sensitive, but doing good.
@@jpedroteodosio I'm totally okay with it already, I moved on, the ringing is normal for me now 🤣, I was depressed about it just because I am so focused with the ringing but now it feels like it's not there because it's no big deal for me anymore, I dont mind it anymore
OMG ! Thank you ever so much for this capsule ! I will look into this as I have the same condition . Squeeeee something in common with CM ... kidding , I hope we both get rid of this someday . Turns out Coldplay is #theBESTmedicineEver!!! 🙋🏻♀️♥️👋🏻🙃
You just learn to listen to other things. It will go away after awhile or you wont hear it. I had it but now I hardly notice it. Also the Pranayams helped a great deal. Mostly Gods Love
Ginkgo biloba is not a herb ; it is the ( translated from Dutch) Japanese Lifetree; also used for chillblanes, because it improves the bloodcirculation in the smallest bloodvessels, like handsand feet; also your brain.... it is nice to hear it helped with the tinnitus.
It used to be a popular supplement in USA, around 10 years ago. Now, you rarely hear about it. People took it for improving their memory. It has the blood-thinning effect, so they would have to prescribe less pharmaceutical blood thinners, probably, & it cuts down their profit, im assuming. Some Doctors recommended this supplement to elderly who had better insurance & memory issues. I know polluted air, water, food, etc. is a major cause of tinnitus and memory loss. There are ways to take to detox the body from certain metals and plastics, which effect your brain, all your organs, etc. Tinnitus is most possibly telling you your body is in need for you to pay attention to finding ways to remove toxins. I read about it online. Its not my opinion.
Yeah I have it too, Took me a while to not get stressed or panic about it, that's the key to living with it, ignore it and get on with your life and accept that you have it now. Once I did that over a 6 month period it got quieter for me, went from a 10 to about a 2 it's called habituation your body gets used to the noise and it reduces it, If you keep concentrating on the noise and getting stressed it only gets worst, don't do that, find something that's takes you away from focusing on it. Hobbies what ever works. Sometimes I have small spikes where it gets louder for a few days, maybe a 4 in loudness but it always goes back down to a 2, this is also normal for some people. The only time I hear it now is in a very quite room or at night when going to sleep, it used to keep me away at first but now it doesn't I just sleep like I used too. Like Chris Martin said it just a sound in my body that I have now. The trick is to not concentrate on it or get stressed about it and just ignore it...............
Watch The Secret by Rhonda Byrne my friend. Nothing is incurable, believe me. It's all in our control. just watch it and go to www.thesecret.tv/all-stories/ and read their success stories from people. Trust me, mate, it'll change your life. Just watch it. Kick your tinnitus goodbye.
When I found out I had it, it ended up running my life. I thought about it all hours of the day. But after watching this video alone I stopped caring about it. Low-key an amazing video.
@@Hew.Jarsol A lot better. I don't even think of it anymore, or rarely if it be the case. That being said, I listen to music at not such a high volume anymore and rarely go to live shows due to the volume as well. I'm just more aware of my limits, I guess. Deffa loads better, though. I used to not be able to sleep from it because it's all I would concentrate on throughout the night.
I've had tinnitus since I was a little kid and there are times when it's just crazy loud. Not fun, but often times I don't realize it too much, just since I have had it since I was pretty much born.
Totally empathise, I've struggled with tinnitus for 25 years at times it can drive you mad. Like many sufferers, mine is a consequence of noise damage, from when i worked on stage.
Sean h your life can’t be normal when you have tinnitus. You constantly have to remember to go easy on your ears, either by wearing protection or avoiding situations where you can’t wear any. If you have trouble going to sleep and such, consider playing brown noise in the background, or put on a fan or something. But once you’ve integrated that as a part of your life your attention just kinda shifts away and you’re somewhat fine.
I’d had Tinnitus for almost 20 years and you do learn to live with it, but it can be very overwhelming and difficult at times! I would love to know the type of implants that you had made for your ears? I would like to explore that option to see if it would help me? Thanks!
Any information on what he shared off-camera? What brand of device he uses to bring tinnitus down, or how to manage his hearing loss? Or the diet he talked about?
What a great guy .!Love his music ,and furthermore,sharing information eg in thus case (tinnitus ).Had that once myself.Chris s advice great ,and of course been following COLD PLAY ,& their music for a long time .Dee Smith
Very interesting but what I wanted to know which I'll read the comments tomorrow is what are the earplugs that will help ? Don't keep it a secret we all want something which helps...
i always thought he was scottish for some reason. yeah, i've got four types of tinnitus. Two permanent in the background but are loud in quiet rooms or when getting to sleep: static grey noise (like old TV static) and tight ultra-high-pitch squeal (estimated 8000hz). Two others are much louder in the foreground and dominate my senses, thankfully these are temporary & intermittent: an estimated 4000hz squeal which only lasts 20-30 seconds, and my worst one: a low-rumble vibration which i can physically feel, always in the left ear (about 100hz) and can last hours, severely disturbing sleep. Next time i get the bad one i'll try steam!
Tinnitus or earringing can also be caused by tmd, it's not always caused by loud noises etc. but what's different though is that you can get rid of ringing caused by tmd.
Even if you don't have tinnitus, you should take Ginko for your brain. Listen to the doctor who's examined thousands of brains and has seen the effects of various substances on the brain. Anyway, saw this bloke in Vancouver last year and they were awesome! Bryan Adams was a surprise guest and he was terrific too. So many great songs.
I feel bad for folks who develop tinnitus. I've had it my entire life. I've rarely found it bothersome and have instead derived a great deal of enjoyment from it. Most of the time I don't notice it. I notice it now because I'm watching a video about tinnitus. If I'm tired or back when I drank, when I was hung over, it would be really loud. But still never really bothered me. As a teenager, when I smoked marijuana, my tinnitus would trigger ASMR in me (which didn't even have a name in the 80s), so that was awesome. I don't remember ever not having it. I just always thought it was normal. I can see how if you developed it, and weren't just naturally programmed to tune it out, it could be a tremendous bother. But mine is awesome.
There is really no such thing as silence, everyone has noise in their ears, whether that be you swallowing, breathing through your nose, moving your tongue etc.. most people if you put them in a soundproof room would hear tinnitus eventually break a threshold. It’s not uncommon and you’re not broken, nothing to mourn.
THIS 2 ME WAS HANDLED VERY WELL BY MR. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN. I MEAN, I KNOW THIS BAND IS ALL ABOUT LOVE AND ARE SO SELFLESS AND GIVING. ABSOLUTELY ALWAYS A COLDPLAYER
Chris has one of the most soothing voices I’ve ever heard in my life. I could listen to it all day.
I love his voice, he sounds like an angel lol.
Really Chris is the sun in person ... shines with his own light ... his eyes are like the clear, clean color of the crystalline and tropical sea illuminated by the sun ... from there shines all his personality, his maturity, his humility and purity and what about the voice ... his voice is my greatest joy for my inner life and is also the reason for a smile on the lips of millions of people in the world. Even when he speaks, when he makes interviews, hearing him speak for me is like flying in a sky full of positivity. Thanks for these ColdplayDaily videos. My thanks for you and for this group will never be enough. Coldplay in my days and in my heart for always !!! I love you!!!
This comment put a smile upon my face (I hope you got the reference) :)
@@noursarhan8695 god sure did
I totally second that Angela 1989!.
I love Chris ... I love Coldplay Forever!!!
Well ok then... how do you top this lol
I just wanna hug him. 😫
Whhsokj😊
Tinnitus started at 17, I'm 21 years old now and the sound is barely there now unless I try to find it, stay strong to anybody else here who are struggling with tinnitus too.
Say my name
@@Udayfrrrr heisenberg
@@beathive1149 I can't hear it
@@beathive1149 lmao
Alway thought if I´d get tinnitus it would be end of the world. Now that I got it its not really that big of a deal. If and when my dick stops working though..
is it ironic that the microphone thats recording the sound for this interview has a really quite and high pitched beeping sound on it? kinda like tinnitus :P
Thats your tinitus. I can't hear it 🤣🤣
Nah I hear it mad clearly its annoying af
I noticed that, I thought it was part of the video.
That’s the idea, to help us empathise with them better!
I hear it
Chris's voice has the universe's balance. I can listen to it forever.
I am writing this to that person who is just experiencing tinnitus for the first time! I feel you don’t worry! I did the same thing started searching up videos tryna look for cures and I came across this video. If you’re reading this, I want you to know, I know exactly how you feel! I know you’re scared and you can’t handle the noise. You feel like you’re going crazy! First thing I want to tell you everyone’s case is different and for some people it is curable. But someone like me I still have it! I’ve had it for 2 years. I promise you it gets quieter to the point you don’t even hear it anymore! And I can only hear it when I try to find it! Our brains are fucking incredible, eventually it realises the tinnitus isn’t a threat and it puts it in the background where you don’t even hear it! Be patient! Stay strong! I promise you it does get better! I thought I was finished and I couldn’t imagine living my life with this noise. It does get better! If you find it hard to sleep, play some rain noise it helps! Remember do not panic! And I recommend getting ACS custom earplugs! I wear them when I go to any loud events! Even in cinemas! They protect your ears! It keeps everything to 70 decibels and doesn’t ruin the sound quality.
Thank you for sharing this, it put my mind at ease 🙂↕️
honestly most of the time it goes away usually 6 - 12 months but it can take years and years to go away. Sometimes it can be permanent but if you stop doing what is making it worse or the cause goes away then it will slowly get quieter either from recovery healing or just getting used to it.
Gracias por tus palabras mi buen amigo me dio paz. Te mando un abrazo desde Chile. Saludos
I love how this video has a constant quiet high pitch ring in the background 😆
All the comments here are like
Chris: ~breathes~
Comments: _OH MAH GOD HOW IS HE SO AMAZING?!_
Haha, don't worry, I love Chris
Dvojitej Chleba don’t forget that one time where he blinked 😍😍
his digestion is god like 😍
i've had tinnitus for almost a year (21 years old) and have surprisingly learned to cope with it. Sometimes I feel like it's not there anymore but after a night out or a moment of excitement, I am always a little anxious about the ringing amplifying itself in the quiet. Especially when i want to go to sleep.
Watch The Secret by Rhonda Byrne my friend. Nothing is incurable, believe me. It's all in our control. just watch it and go to www.thesecret.tv/all-stories/ and read their success stories from people. Trust me, mate, it'll change your life. Just watch it. Kick your tinnitus goodbye.
How is your tinnitus doing?
@@daisyalicia This was almost two years ago .. still there but hasn’t gotten worst! I’ve learned to kick the habit of listening to loud music when I’m alone so there’s that.
Thanks for asking a total stranger this question :)
Hey how are you? 😌 I just got tinnitus a couple months ago, same age as you, and Im scared sometimes, but reading stories like yours is really useful and helo me to relax, the internet is a well of doom when it comes to tinnitus! I would like to know if you still go to concerts and clubs with ear plugs or you decided to stop doing those plans with your friends?
@@revdckmz Hi, I am still going out and don't use earplugs. I don't let it stop me from having fun with my friends. It's remained the same as when I wrote this post close to 3 years ago now. There is an oil however you can use, I have yet to go buy it but I've only heard of good things: Helichryse oil.
It could be different for you so don't hold my word!
Chris Martin songs really help my depression, thanks you for that, You said a lot, acceptance helps, I live with a liver transplant, so many bills. I will be praying to the God I pray too that this gets better. Much love.
Hi Norm, if you don't mind me asking what God do you pray to.
Hope you're doing well now man❤
Hope you're well now dude
Chris, we the people like to hear this stuff. It's really interesting to hear how you manage Tinnitus and your true thoughts. Thanks for your music btw.
That was the realest convo to have with a celebrity. So personal. Wow, great video clip!
Tinnitus can be very distressing, so hearing Chris Martin saying he has it too will help a lot of people, I'm sure.
It helped me, knowing a successful guy like crhis is suffering tinitus just show you that you can be successful in your life to
@@benjamin3766 Hi Benjamin. I'm very pleased to report that my tinnitus has now gone. If you're suffering, please know that it can get better. Fingers crossed for you.
@@kernow9324 you are joking me!, how long did you live with your tinnitus? So happy for you.
@@benjamin3766 Hi Benjamin, I had it for at least two years but learned to live with it. Pink noise at night really helps. But then it came back, not as bad but it's still there. I'm mostly able to put it into the background. It's much louder when I'm in a quiet environment, hence using pink noise at night. Not complaining though. It's so much better than it was. I hope you make some improvement too.
@@kernow9324 did your tinnitus just fade away and did you get it from loud sounds?
Thank you so much! I used to panic a about, specially at night when everything is quit. A friend one day told me a lot of rock stars from the 90's have it 😎. Made me feel better!
Now, I feel even better and inspired to take action to work on my fisical and mental health!
Lots of Ginkgo bilobaaaaaa!
Thank you!!!
I love the way he talks
I'm literally crying when Chris said this 00:56
Because I have it too, the Tinnitus. His words really warm my heart. Thank you Chris, I love you so much.
How's it going Zahra? I'm 19, it's been 3 months with T!
@@Aman-ln2oh hi Aman! It's been about 1 year for me but I'm fine^^ sometimes I feel like my ears pulsing and it hurts, but I kinda get used to with it, so I don't feel so sad nor panic like I used to. How's it going for you?
@@zhraya_ It's been a little rough for me. I just don't want it to affect my studies, I'm in second year college. I think I got it because of using binge watching Netflix with earphones on full voulme.
How about you, does it effect your studies?
@@Aman-ln2oh yeah I can relate, it affects a lot while we busy or stress, we'll got more stress. I think I had this since I was a child, but it's getting louder while I had infection on my ears. Loud volume on earphone can be one of the reason since I enjoy listening music and watching movie a lot. Most of time it affects more to my mind health than anything else.
@@zhraya_ how about your studies? Does it affect your studies too?
I'm just imagining Chris as a doctor :D I think he would be great ♥
JoJo hanna Would just fake being sick every single day
Konsta Haavisto omg so would I haha! :D
ColdplayFan360 RollerCoasterFreak yeah right, me too! :)
Nah, then he would turn into House M.D :D (medical field is really stressful and demanding)
Well i think he is one, actually. For all of us.
Chris has this kind of charisma that is calming me down whenever he talks
I’ve had tinnitus since 2015 I’ve learned to live with it but as a musician music helps me to cope with it.
How are you doing now? Does it spike?
Thank you chris ....I wanted to die for months after it happened to me...but after I heard you have it as well I knew then I could continue making ,listening to music and still be myself and who I am .
you prob wont read this but hey this is for the people who come here and listen to chris talk about this problem. Thanks to you chris a death metal head ( who loves coldplay 🤣🤣🤣) can still be alive and not afraid of living.
Its mean so much to me that you can live with it and that means I can too.
Soppy as hell but fuck it ....its true 😘😘
I've had tinnitus for almost a year ı am 19 and it happened after shooting with gun. First times ı just cant handle this ringing in my left ear and ı just wanted to kill myself. Then it started to get slower. These days ım very comfortable with my tinnitus and its okey for me because ı dont care. I have tinnitus but ı can hear very well. The only cure is dont care ı know its very difficult to dont care but you have to live. If you have tinnitus and you like live music just wear earplugs protect your ears. I know there is no cure and it makes no sense because they can cure the cancer sometimes but they cannot cure a noise but ı believe there will be a cure in the near future so we all need to be patient and we all need to be positive.
Yeah is not fair all this shit science in the world is not fair all people suffered from cancer can cure and tinnitus not
Thanks for sharing that :)
Not really a coldplay fan but this is a nice interview, it feels like he's almost touched to be asked a question that he wasn't expecting
He's a very handsome man
Chris is very strong so he won't panic for anything. He will go on and on. His nature helps him thoroughly 😋 😘 😊 oh my lovely🌹♥️
HE IS AS SWEET AS AN ANGEL AHHH
Chris litearlly said Don't Panic !
Literally
Wonder if he's a fan of the Hitchhiker's - haven't checked that one out yet. :D
That's because, despite the fact the Clocks are ticking, God Put A Smile On His Face
It's also the title for the first soundtrack of Parachutes. ;)
@@queenpeppyclaws6676 *NICOLAS CAGE FACE*
Some years ago, I had an extremely irritating tinnitus due to an ear infection, and it lasted for like 4 months. God it was just so frustrating to not being able to appreciate the "sound of silence". Now I kinda have a very slight tinnitus on my left ear, but it's nothing compared to what it was before. I think that what Chris is recommending is very good for dealing with it!
How are u now?
Sounds similar. Mate how are you doing these days.
Any updates?
I did not know about this. Now more than ever I admire every single thing that he has done!
I love Coldplay!!! 💙
Hola eres coldplayer
Yes I'm Coldplayer
This is a group? 😁
Thank you for all the advice Chris says they're lovely interview and I'm thankful that both the interviewer and Chris were able to speak upon something that is very painful yet they they were both peaceful with it
The moment the interviewer finished his question and Chris came into picture my initial thought was *an angel*
I have tinnitus as well. I've had it in my left ear for about 3 or 4 years now. I'm 17 now and I'm completely deaf in my left ear. Sounds like a blowing wind in my ear non stop, then it rings louder then goes right back down. It's really hard to live with tinnitus. Sometimes it gets unbearable to the point where you can't control yourself.
Watch The Secret by Rhonda Byrne my friend. Nothing is incurable, believe me. It's all in our control. just watch it and go to www.thesecret.tv/all-stories/ and read their success stories from people. Trust me, mate, it'll change your life. Just watch it. Kick your tinnitus goodbye.
how are you doing? keep strong
@@batone7 I’m 21 now, and I definitely got used to it. I’ve learned to calm myself down and just handle it, but yeah I’m doing very well! Thanks for asking.
@@RuthlessRaDiCaL Good to hear that! Life goes on, let’s make the best of it.
@@RuthlessRaDiCaLit was the same for me, the first year was the worst, now i can control it and i no longer suffer form depression
While he was married to Gwyneth Paltrow he even took measures in hearing protection for his kids to prevent them from suffering the same fate. You’ll even see one photo of his daughter, Apple, wearing kids ear muffs when she was younger. Good father.
I’ve warned others I know to give them a heads up, especially through ear buds(mine were Apple EarPods. I should’ve upgraded from them to over the ear headphones or never should’ve tried binge watching with them...)
I guess my tinntius has also been caused by over usage of earbuds while binge watching shows!
My doc says its nerve damage because of genetic issues, but I'm hundred percent sure it's because of binge watching Netflix with earphones on full voulme. What about yours?
@@Aman-ln2oh So far, my parents(especially my stubborn and angsty mother) are not the best in terms of priority. I was forced to wait almost a month until I at least had a medical check up, but still have been waiting a month longer or so before I can get a call from an audiologist.
To tell you the truth Chris Martin's parenting inspires me more than my parents' parenting, in fact anyone else's parenting does... Will urging priority for an appointment done in a week, my mother accused me of being "obsessed" of an otherwise serious condition that could've had chances of getting worse..and she thinks that it's just an imagination at some points. 🤦♂️ I can think of a lot of corrupt stuff she has done.
I've at least gotten gradually used to it, though loud sounds can sometimes trigger it. And since then I often play ASMR in my sleep to ensure it doesn't keep me up.
@@acspectator8636 what do you think caused your tinntius?
Hubby Has catastrophic tinnitus, a screeching tornado siren, noise 24/7, it is life altering. Not only that, he has hyperacusis, sensitivity to noise and misophonia, where affects every area of his central nervous system, often leaving him in fight or flight. It has robbed us of almost everything. Please share with the ear phones are or earplugs anywhere.
I struggled for about 4-5 years with tinnitus. And it just stoped. When I look back at it, I think the severity of it increased as I worried more about it. So having my mind focusing on the job that I have now, sort of drove the attention away from it. Another thing that might have helped was these nose spray called Budesonide, it's supposed to have a cocktail of things in it. It's effect is to clear the tube of eustachian. I did a treatment of applying it one time per day during 6 weeks. And the tinnitus went away. It doesn't harm anyone to try it, so maybe could be something to look into to. I hope I help someone, I know how it brings you down and affects life quality. Cheers.
How are u doing now?
Does it really help tinnitus?
@@YungChief I didn’t have Tinnitus again. If I focus on it, I still hear a slight hum sound, and my left year is definitely more sensitive, but doing good.
@@juphettalaboc9004 It helped me, I applied it daily for six weeks.
@@jpedroteodosio I'm totally okay with it already, I moved on, the ringing is normal for me now 🤣, I was depressed about it just because I am so focused with the ringing but now it feels like it's not there because it's no big deal for me anymore, I dont mind it anymore
OMG ! Thank you ever so much for this capsule ! I will look into this as I have the same condition . Squeeeee something in common with CM ... kidding , I hope we both get rid of this someday . Turns out Coldplay is #theBESTmedicineEver!!! 🙋🏻♀️♥️👋🏻🙃
You just learn to listen to other things. It will go away after awhile or you wont hear it. I had it but now I hardly notice it. Also the Pranayams helped a great deal. Mostly Gods Love
Ginkgo biloba is not a herb ; it is the ( translated from Dutch) Japanese Lifetree; also used for chillblanes, because it improves the bloodcirculation in the smallest bloodvessels, like handsand feet; also your brain.... it is nice to hear it helped with the tinnitus.
Am Malone It’s amazing for erections too
It used to be a popular supplement in USA, around 10 years ago. Now, you rarely hear about it. People took it for improving their memory.
It has the blood-thinning effect, so they would have to prescribe less pharmaceutical blood thinners, probably, & it cuts down their profit, im assuming. Some Doctors recommended this supplement to elderly who had better insurance & memory issues.
I know polluted air, water, food, etc. is a major cause of tinnitus and memory loss. There are ways to take to detox the body from certain metals and plastics, which effect your brain, all your organs, etc. Tinnitus is most possibly telling you your body is in need for you to pay attention to finding ways to remove toxins. I read about it online. Its not my opinion.
he dont even know what it is
@@alexmonaxo2292man if you go through that way you'll never get cured... stay in science
What a lovely soul! I love you Chris!
Yeah I have it too, Took me a while to not get stressed or panic about it, that's the key to living with it, ignore it and get on with your life and accept that you have it now.
Once I did that over a 6 month period it got quieter for me, went from a 10 to about a 2 it's called habituation your body gets used to the noise and it reduces it, If you keep concentrating on the noise and getting stressed it only gets worst, don't do that, find something that's takes you away from focusing on it. Hobbies what ever works.
Sometimes I have small spikes where it gets louder for a few days, maybe a 4 in loudness but it always goes back down to a 2, this is also normal for some people.
The only time I hear it now is in a very quite room or at night when going to sleep, it used to keep me away at first but now it doesn't I just sleep like I used too. Like Chris Martin said it just a sound in my body that I have now. The trick is to not concentrate on it or get stressed about it and just ignore it...............
U get use to it u have to,,,,, no other choice love Chris Martin and the boys long live Coldplay
It's ironic that the sound he makes for us is not annoying but beautiful
Chris is such a gourges loving person... In&outside ❤️
I hope Chris Martin can deal with this. My best wishes, love and respect
I've had it for over a Decade!.You learn to live with it,there is no other choice sadly.
Watch The Secret by Rhonda Byrne my friend. Nothing is incurable, believe me. It's all in our control. just watch it and go to www.thesecret.tv/all-stories/ and read their success stories from people. Trust me, mate, it'll change your life. Just watch it. Kick your tinnitus goodbye.
Any updates?
Amazing how we find ways to keep going... Despite of...
Love your músic... Hola .. desde Bolivia
Holaaa
When I found out I had it, it ended up running my life. I thought about it all hours of the day. But after watching this video alone I stopped caring about it. Low-key an amazing video.
How are you now?
@@Hew.Jarsol A lot better. I don't even think of it anymore, or rarely if it be the case. That being said, I listen to music at not such a high volume anymore and rarely go to live shows due to the volume as well. I'm just more aware of my limits, I guess. Deffa loads better, though. I used to not be able to sleep from it because it's all I would concentrate on throughout the night.
Also, one night one of my ears popped and it became significantly quieter after that night. 😁
@@OpiateHolidays how long did it take for it to pop
Yes
Knowing Chris Martin has tinnitus makes me glad I’ve got tinnitus for some strange reason
Celso Souh ever had a Hearing test ?
Hearing World Yes I have and they said my hearing is in the normal range
I've had tinnitus since I was a little kid and there are times when it's just crazy loud. Not fun, but often times I don't realize it too much, just since I have had it since I was pretty much born.
Bec u can say u have a thing in common with a musician.
you right you right
Just noticed the ringing in my ears for the first time in 8 months. Thanks guys 😂
Totally empathise, I've struggled with tinnitus for 25 years at times it can drive you mad. Like many sufferers, mine is a consequence of noise damage, from when i worked on stage.
Sean h your life can’t be normal when you have tinnitus. You constantly have to remember to go easy on your ears, either by wearing protection or avoiding situations where you can’t wear any. If you have trouble going to sleep and such, consider playing brown noise in the background, or put on a fan or something. But once you’ve integrated that as a part of your life your attention just kinda shifts away and you’re somewhat fine.
I’d had Tinnitus for almost 20 years and you do learn to live with it, but it can be very overwhelming and difficult at times! I would love to know the type of implants that you had made for your ears? I would like to explore that option to see if it would help me? Thanks!
He has a profound voice. He is an old soul.
I have it, and have for years. The first few years it was horrible. But eventually I got used to it and learned to accept it.
Any updates?
He is a wonderful person :)
Any information on what he shared off-camera? What brand of device he uses to bring tinnitus down, or how to manage his hearing loss? Or the diet he talked about?
Yeah it’s like the stress of knowing the ringing is there that causes the problem. I have it in my right ear. As the saying goes “It is what it is”.
Well timed after A Star Is Born! ;)
We know how this could end 😭
Tunika Onnekikami IM STILL NOT OK STOP.
@@Nazaba09 I'M SORRY 😭
What a great guy .!Love his music ,and furthermore,sharing information eg in thus case (tinnitus ).Had that once myself.Chris s advice great ,and of course been following COLD PLAY ,& their music for a long time .Dee Smith
He is very inspiring!
He’s so dreamy, it’s like listening to a kid (in a good way), I’d listen to him talking just like a toddler with like heart eyes ahahahahha
Very interesting but what I wanted to know which I'll read the comments tomorrow is what are the earplugs that will help ? Don't keep it a secret we all want something which helps...
Chris is perfect
He is beautiful. ♥
You have to learn to live with it. ~ That's one of the reasons why I have so much music in my house, thankfully none of it Coldplay though!
Where do I get these ear plugs from?
Don't panic! :D
Damn cute in this interview😍
What a legend real bloke
His tinnitus made him a legend ❤
i love this man
i always thought he was scottish for some reason.
yeah, i've got four types of tinnitus. Two permanent in the background but are loud in quiet rooms or when getting to sleep: static grey noise (like old TV static) and tight ultra-high-pitch squeal (estimated 8000hz). Two others are much louder in the foreground and dominate my senses, thankfully these are temporary & intermittent: an estimated 4000hz squeal which only lasts 20-30 seconds, and my worst one: a low-rumble vibration which i can physically feel, always in the left ear (about 100hz) and can last hours, severely disturbing sleep.
Next time i get the bad one i'll try steam!
I listen to some white noise before I sleep and it really helps..
I've had it for 22 years now
I love Chris
I didnt notice my ringing until they mentioned it
Tinnitus or earringing can also be caused by tmd, it's not always caused by loud noises etc. but what's different though is that you can get rid of ringing caused by tmd.
Even if you don't have tinnitus, you should take Ginko for your brain. Listen to the doctor who's examined thousands of brains and has seen the effects of various substances on the brain. Anyway, saw this bloke in Vancouver last year and they were awesome! Bryan Adams was a surprise guest and he was terrific too. So many great songs.
I love coldplay ❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😘😘😘
His voice is like ASMR.
Love the sharing and caring!
I feel bad for folks who develop tinnitus. I've had it my entire life. I've rarely found it bothersome and have instead derived a great deal of enjoyment from it. Most of the time I don't notice it. I notice it now because I'm watching a video about tinnitus. If I'm tired or back when I drank, when I was hung over, it would be really loud. But still never really bothered me. As a teenager, when I smoked marijuana, my tinnitus would trigger ASMR in me (which didn't even have a name in the 80s), so that was awesome.
I don't remember ever not having it. I just always thought it was normal.
I can see how if you developed it, and weren't just naturally programmed to tune it out, it could be a tremendous bother. But mine is awesome.
God bless Christ Martin ❤
“Don’t panic” *seizes*
I deal with Tinnitus. I want to know more about those earplugs that Chris talks about!
So could you link to the in ear ‘things’ that he recommends?
+1
it's called ear plug
here is one of them : getdubs.com/
ironic how this audio recording has a ringing in the background throughout the whole video
ffs RUclips I'll watch it geez
lol @ the haircuts. Going to the Pink concert after.
0:18 his face
I want to know what these special ear plugs are
I had 10 Acupuncture Treatments (over 20 years ago) for my Tinnitus, and the Loudness is Much Lower and the Pitch is Higher, but it's Quite Tolerable.
Weired
You learn to live with tinnitus, I guess, but it’s exhausting. I mourn silence.
There is really no such thing as silence, everyone has noise in their ears, whether that be you swallowing, breathing through your nose, moving your tongue etc.. most people if you put them in a soundproof room would hear tinnitus eventually break a threshold. It’s not uncommon and you’re not broken, nothing to mourn.
@@clintemery2125Really
Chris Martin no puede ser más lindo!
Chris is beautiful 💕💕💕😍😍😍😩😩
Yes!!!!
In every way....
THIS 2 ME WAS HANDLED VERY WELL BY MR. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN. I MEAN, I KNOW THIS BAND IS ALL ABOUT LOVE AND ARE SO SELFLESS AND GIVING. ABSOLUTELY ALWAYS A COLDPLAYER
I didnt even know i have "tinnitus" until know.....now i feel scared...
0:58 Don’t Panic
Love this beautiful man!
Every time i hear his music it makes me wish I had tinnitus so it would drown it out.
Then I hope your wish is granted
Ginko biloba,nice tree very useful & nice autumnal colour👌