Natural Remedies for Tinnitus Quick Tip 1

[franky510]

I've had tinnitus for 3 years now and it really does start to drive you mental after a while. I usually leave my extractor fan on when I sleep at night which helps me sleep, but this can give me nightmares for some reason. People don't really understand how bad this tinnitus thing really is.

[TheHarwoodGroup]

I'm a so happy you liked the video.As you can tell, I am only a professional therapist...not actor. :-) Although I believe an eclectic approach to conditioning/re-programming the brain is one of the most effective ways to habituate and reduce the volume, there are other methods out there. Music is obviously an integral part of your life and I believe it should stay that way. If you want to discuss further, feel free to email me.

[embryoniccells1]

thx for the video.I got tinnitus for 20 years now,i was a drummer in a metal band,DJ and radio professional. I ve developed my ability to deal with tinnitus but it s getting so loud, despite using hearing protection. The thing is...besides brain training,is ther any efective kind of treatment ? i ve changed so many things...but i just can t get away from music :(

[boggiecruz29]

i need to know if there is a natural remedy

[jsbatts]

@boggiecruz29 Yes, there are natural remedies but I'm not talking about the ones in a bottle, natural supplements, etc. It's more about how you work on detaching emotionally from the tinnitus, trying to create new neuropathways, and re-programming and re-wiring the brain. It can be done with work and commitment.

Please feel free to email me with any questions.

Thank you for your comment

Jennifer Battaglino

[Starvester]

I don't hear any tips from you, just definitions. Try pressing in front of the ear lobes. That cuts mine in half, but only as long as I am pressing.

[coolsamar2000]

im going mad with it plz suggest me something

[jsbatts]

@coolsamar2000 Please email me from the Harwood Group site where you can access my email and I would be happy to help you in any way I can. You can get better. All my best.

[itsdacinch]

I love you, Thank you so much. You are the only one that seems to know what they are talking about. I love you and Thanks.

[jsbatts]

@itsdacinch Well you just made my day! Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and I am so happy you had a positive response to it. I am definitely NOT an actress when it comes to posting a video but please feel free to email with any questions you might have about tinnitus and getting better.

[afgfam786]

but doesnt that sound rich envirment worsen tinnitus??

[jsbatts]

@afgfam786 Thank you for your question. Actually a sound rich environment can help. If the sound is too loud or a tone that is unpleasant, then it can exacerbate the tinnitus temporarily. If it is over 85dbl then that is the only time it can do "damage". Best to listen to something you enjoy or want to listen to, keep it like a barbershop quartet so you can still hear the tinnitus. My goal when working with someone is habituation so they are not reliant on masking.

[afgfam786]

@jsbatts

Thanks for the responses!

..but since your educated on the subject, you think my tinnitus will heal? had it for a good 8 months now. I mean if its hearing damage im sure stem cells will eventually heal my damaged ear drum

[jsbatts]

@afgfam786 Hearing damage can make you more prone to tinnitus but it doesn't mean you can't get well. I would need to know more about your history in order to better assess what the future might hold. You can always email separate from the website.

[evestar100]

I have severe Tinnitus and it's been horid.

[TheMicrogram]

Thank you for these tips, i have had tinnitus for a few months now and its really geting to me now.

[TheHarwoodGroup]

@TheMicrogram Thank you for leaving a comment, I really appreciate it. If you have any questions abotu your own tinnitus you can always send me an email. Hope your volume goes down soon. :-)

[simon78uj]

crock of shit

[GetHealthyHQ]

What you are doing is so great. Thanks for letting the world know about tinnitus and how to cope

[FutureClassicMedia]

Brutal. But definitely a noble cause.

[Escalantej1]

I didn't know tinnitus was like that ringing you get in your ear. Luckily you have great advice for those who have it!

[katemckeon]

This is really helpful to tinnitus sufferers or those who are new to tinnitus. What a great idea for a series.

[missmentor]

You offer really great practical advice on how to deal with this. You are such a great resource to tinnitus suffers!

[dgnsultd]

quick tips on how to habituate from tinitus. I can't imagine being effected with tinitus

[datpace]

Great information! Tinnitus sounds like a scary ailment to have.  Thank you for the advice on how to handle it.

[JamesMasonBlog]

I hadn't even heard of Tinnitus until a month or so ago.

I have only experienced ringing in the ear, after using a loud piece of equipment for an hour or so.

Glad I watched the video and am looking forward to hearing more in your up coming videos.

[misterp4misterp]

very interesting information on tinnitus

[babysittinglady]

Wow, this lady really is the Tinnitus Expert. I need to talk to her. Habituation is new to me - glad I watched this video.

[strategiesforsuccess]

Great intro to tinnitus. Must be dreadful having constant ringing in the ears, but fantastic that there are tinnitus quick tips to help.

[BodyLanguagePro]

Thankfully, I have never had to struggle with Tinnitus, but the idea that a sound simply wouldn't go away is awful. These tips are helpful for anyone struggling with tinnitus.

[healingalternative]

I'm glad you shared how to habituate tinnitus. The constant ringing in the ears would be maddening.

[robrsnotes4u]

I don't no anyone who has Tinnitus, but I can understand how it would be very annoying.

[scottpaynesalescoach]

Jen

Great video

[AprilJBraswell]

this is so great. I know a number of ppl with Tinnitus and they have simply give up all hope doing anything about the ringing in their ears. thank you for a helpful tip series.