As of new, Tinnitus is mainly caused by WLAN microwaves and LTE masts. Go find a park where there are no mobile masts nearby (make sure) and wait for the Tinnitus to disappear.
that guy CLEARLY doesnt have Tinnitus! how can he say at the end "its not a real problem" ITS A BIIIIG PROBLEM! it effects your life like you wouldnt believe!
the ringing sound is being broadcast on the mind chanel to sell tinnitus meds. just to test it sheld your head inside a micro wave oven and the sound will stop and you will know that you don't have it.
I've had surgery, I've used a hearing aid, but now I have a tinnimasker and once I got used to the sound of falling water, my life has become much better.
i also have tinnitus for 2 years now. You have to change the way you think to be able to live with it. Not let the depressing thoughts get to you and take over.
It's hard, but possible. i recommend Neurofeedback treatment. it really saved my life.
Time also helps.
oh, and a white noise machine at night. a must for me.
If you are really interested in curing your tinnitus, I strongly suggest that you read the following post. It led me to heal my tinnitus once and for all.
The cause of tinnitus is usually an underlying condition, such as hearing loss, high blood pressure or even stress.
The cause of tinnitus can be something as simple as an ear wax blockage in the ear, or something more complex, such as the growth of a bony mass on the cochlea.
Curing tinnitus can be relatively easy. If you can identify an underlying cause, it's simply a matter of remedying that particular problem, and the tinnitus should go away on its own. If the cause of tinnitus isn't known, however, it can be more difficult to treat.
The cause of tinnitus can be something as simple as an ear wax blockage in the ear, or something more complex, such as the growth of a bony mass on the cochlea.
If you are really interested in curing your tinnitus, I strongly suggest that you read the following post. It led me to heal my tinnitus once and for all.
plus this was made YEARS ago - there has been advancements since then - most reduce noise levels by 60% which is better than " just live with it" that doctors say
LOL thanks suit man - get an alarm clock that ticks real loud to "Block out" the RINGING in my ear ( ur fucking hilarious NOT ) or a hearing aid that "produces a tinnitus noise" to block of tinnuitus ( again GENIUS ) - plus i hate more than anything a ticking clock in a silent room - plus there is a cure just not a medical one as the drugs industry wont fund it as its "not a money making" drug - same as a drug taht cures cancers they wont produce
I know how you feel but it gets better. Even if the sound doesn't reduce it falls into the background more often and for longer periods. I don't even notice it most of the time these days even though, for me, it is a very loud piercing sound
I remember when I first got tinnitus 2 years ago, the sound was overwhelming. I felt suicidal and even planned to do myself in. Now 2 years later, I barely notice it. Only when I really pay attention to it or in a really quiet room do I hear it. Hang in there
The ideas of this doctor aren't accurate. Tinnitus can be caused by malfunctioning 'hairs' but can also be triggered outside of the ear inside of the brain.
It can also be scarring on the ear drum, according to my specialist. And a number of other causes inside or outside the ear.
Well, I'm certain there aren't. I've read up thoroughly on the subject and a striking number of cases of tinitus are not in the ear but in the nerve or even inside the brain. Even cutting the audio nerves from the ear to the brain would _not_ solve the tinitus.
The only solution to that is a bullet to the head. And I only recommend that to very, very annoying people.
Other cases of tinitus can sometimes be fixed by a surgeon. But definately don't get your hopes up... Usually it's incurable.
Many incidents of tinnitus are caused by very common things like Eustachian tube dysfunction, allergies, fluid in the ears,. I understand in these instances the tinnitus is almost always relieved because those underlying causes can be treated successfully?
Hmmm - I'm afraid it's not that simple. If the problem causes an inflammation inside the ear the hairs that trigger the nerve-impulses in the ear can get damaged. If they are damaged, there's no way to repair them. That is one of the causes for tinnitus.
So even if you remove the inflammation or treat the allergy, the damage can already have been done and there's no turning that back, unfortunately.
I agree with what you're saying regarding hair cell damage, I should have clarified - not all cases of tinnitus are from hair cell damage I should have said. Tiniitus is a very generic term for perceived sounds, its not a disease but a symptom. In the case of hair damage it is difficult to cure at this time, but mircosurgery and regenerative technology is getting better all the time....In time my friend....Best wishes.
Nope, it hasn't. I've had all the tests in the last half year and I can say for sure that we know what it is, but there's no way to fix it yet.
Indeed, most likely it's the hair cells which are damaged and thus create erroneous signals. The scans and tests show that the parts of my hearing which are damaged actually create the tinitus.
Hopefully someday we can surgically fix these haircells, but we're far far away from that point in time...
Cure is the road. Not masking. Not learning to deal with it. Start with conditions you know you can cure and move forward. Howard Torman, I'd love to interview you and find out why you've chosen the path of "there is no cure, learn to live with it." Why have you done that?
@CiaraRobantz
Thanks for your suggestion on this solution
offered by the site:
StopTinnitusToday.info
it helped me stop the ringing in my ears.
I will surely pass this techniques onto one
of my friend who also has this condition.
itstheend0fthew0rld 3 weeks ago 9
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As of new, Tinnitus is mainly caused by WLAN microwaves and LTE masts. Go find a park where there are no mobile masts nearby (make sure) and wait for the Tinnitus to disappear.
dailydissolution 1 month ago
NADA YOGA, PEOPLE, NADA YOGA!!
colabita 6 months ago
GINKGO, POEPLE; GINKGO!!!!!
dusthaze 9 months ago
that guy CLEARLY doesnt have Tinnitus! how can he say at the end "its not a real problem" ITS A BIIIIG PROBLEM! it effects your life like you wouldnt believe!
BrockOutTV 11 months ago
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@BrockOutTV
I totally agree, it is THE worst thing. Read this
I was able to cure my tinnitus once and for all thanks to this article:
Good thing I did this a couple of months ago and it hasn't come back.
thehelpfortinnitus (.) com
watchaeso1 10 months ago
RIGHT NOW MY EARS ARE RINGING! I HAVE A CONSTANT NOISE IN BOTH MY EARS. THIS NOISE HAS BECOME OVERWHELMING TO ME. IT IS SLOWLY DRIVING ME CRAZY.
stevengornitzky 11 months ago
@stevengornitzky I FEEL THE EXACT SAME FUCKING WAY :''''(.
66EscapE 8 months ago
its an eveil cunt..i hate you tinnitus die you bitch..buzzz off
armabarma 1 year ago
It does lead to hearing loss.Mine started up with my TMJ started after a traumatic event ( to a friend of mine ).
HattieLovesCattie 1 year ago
@HattieLovesCattie
i have tmj too ..good luck..i feel like smashing my jaw with a hammer and sticking a scredriver in my ears
armabarma 1 year ago
Thanks to whoever shared this link with me, I am now 100% cured of my tinnitus.
Such a relief, try this
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thehelpfortinnitus (.) com
watchaeso1 1 year ago
the ringing sound is being broadcast on the mind chanel to sell tinnitus meds. just to test it sheld your head inside a micro wave oven and the sound will stop and you will know that you don't have it.
MrJetjoe 1 year ago
I've had surgery, I've used a hearing aid, but now I have a tinnimasker and once I got used to the sound of falling water, my life has become much better.
horustk2 1 year ago
i also have tinnitus for 2 years now. You have to change the way you think to be able to live with it. Not let the depressing thoughts get to you and take over.
It's hard, but possible. i recommend Neurofeedback treatment. it really saved my life.
Time also helps.
oh, and a white noise machine at night. a must for me.
mayabrill 1 year ago
@mayabrill
If you are really interested in curing your tinnitus, I strongly suggest that you read the following post. It led me to heal my tinnitus once and for all.
thehelpfortinnitus (.) com
watchaeso1 1 year ago
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The cause of tinnitus is usually an underlying condition, such as hearing loss, high blood pressure or even stress.
The cause of tinnitus can be something as simple as an ear wax blockage in the ear, or something more complex, such as the growth of a bony mass on the cochlea.
megavistahealth 1 year ago
Curing tinnitus can be relatively easy. If you can identify an underlying cause, it's simply a matter of remedying that particular problem, and the tinnitus should go away on its own. If the cause of tinnitus isn't known, however, it can be more difficult to treat.
The cause of tinnitus can be something as simple as an ear wax blockage in the ear, or something more complex, such as the growth of a bony mass on the cochlea.
megavistahealth 1 year ago
tinnitus always went away for me when I lived off grid in remote wilderness
sk9utube 2 years ago
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@sk9utube
If you are really interested in curing your tinnitus, I strongly suggest that you read the following post. It led me to heal my tinnitus once and for all.
thehelpfortinnitus (.) com
watchaeso1 1 year ago
I shouldn't even have tinnitus. Am I old? No. Did I cause it from loud noise? No. Was it because of aspirin? Never had it.
What caused *my* ringing? Medication from a doctor.
Bekll 2 years ago
for me i have it because my spine was squishhing the fluid between each bone in it.
AVGN4life1 2 years ago
I have had severe tinnitus for 6 months. It is becoming the curse of my life. Nothing is the same anymore.
back2theoldskool 2 years ago 9
@back2theoldskool im am going to try a 90 day holistic treatment for tinnitus if it works i will let you know it is called t gone
ANGIEfromAtoZ 1 year ago
plus this was made YEARS ago - there has been advancements since then - most reduce noise levels by 60% which is better than " just live with it" that doctors say
Tankurface 2 years ago
LOL thanks suit man - get an alarm clock that ticks real loud to "Block out" the RINGING in my ear ( ur fucking hilarious NOT ) or a hearing aid that "produces a tinnitus noise" to block of tinnuitus ( again GENIUS ) - plus i hate more than anything a ticking clock in a silent room - plus there is a cure just not a medical one as the drugs industry wont fund it as its "not a money making" drug - same as a drug taht cures cancers they wont produce
Tankurface 2 years ago
@Tankurface y is it not a money making drug. If some company produces a drug that really cures tinnitus, it would earn millions from it!
PersonOfBook 1 year ago
I really hope I will be gone some day...
joannefunfan 2 years ago
I know how you feel but it gets better. Even if the sound doesn't reduce it falls into the background more often and for longer periods. I don't even notice it most of the time these days even though, for me, it is a very loud piercing sound
BipedalHumanoid 2 years ago
I remember when I first got tinnitus 2 years ago, the sound was overwhelming. I felt suicidal and even planned to do myself in. Now 2 years later, I barely notice it. Only when I really pay attention to it or in a really quiet room do I hear it. Hang in there
weepaul666 2 years ago 5
@weepaul666 hi, that is a good news, i am having it for 2 month is hard to sleep at night how did you cope with it, thanks
kuroshe1 1 year ago
We are not "malfunctioning," we need to learn to accept the body's warning signals and heed them.
dainismichel 3 years ago
The ideas of this doctor aren't accurate. Tinnitus can be caused by malfunctioning 'hairs' but can also be triggered outside of the ear inside of the brain.
It can also be scarring on the ear drum, according to my specialist. And a number of other causes inside or outside the ear.
There's no solution for all of these problems...
eelkonio 3 years ago
i think they r dude!!! well m not a doctor but it soundz right!!!!
terminaterjohn 3 years ago
Well, I'm certain there aren't. I've read up thoroughly on the subject and a striking number of cases of tinitus are not in the ear but in the nerve or even inside the brain. Even cutting the audio nerves from the ear to the brain would _not_ solve the tinitus.
The only solution to that is a bullet to the head. And I only recommend that to very, very annoying people.
Other cases of tinitus can sometimes be fixed by a surgeon. But definately don't get your hopes up... Usually it's incurable.
eelkonio 3 years ago
Many incidents of tinnitus are caused by very common things like Eustachian tube dysfunction, allergies, fluid in the ears,. I understand in these instances the tinnitus is almost always relieved because those underlying causes can be treated successfully?
winterowinter 3 years ago
Hmmm - I'm afraid it's not that simple. If the problem causes an inflammation inside the ear the hairs that trigger the nerve-impulses in the ear can get damaged. If they are damaged, there's no way to repair them. That is one of the causes for tinnitus.
So even if you remove the inflammation or treat the allergy, the damage can already have been done and there's no turning that back, unfortunately.
eelkonio 3 years ago
I agree with what you're saying regarding hair cell damage, I should have clarified - not all cases of tinnitus are from hair cell damage I should have said. Tiniitus is a very generic term for perceived sounds, its not a disease but a symptom. In the case of hair damage it is difficult to cure at this time, but mircosurgery and regenerative technology is getting better all the time....In time my friend....Best wishes.
winterowinter 3 years ago 2
My guess is early 90's. Not 80's though...as I understand it, the medical stance hasn't changed since this video...or has it?
dainismichel 3 years ago
Nope, it hasn't. I've had all the tests in the last half year and I can say for sure that we know what it is, but there's no way to fix it yet.
Indeed, most likely it's the hair cells which are damaged and thus create erroneous signals. The scans and tests show that the parts of my hearing which are damaged actually create the tinitus.
Hopefully someday we can surgically fix these haircells, but we're far far away from that point in time...
eelkonio 3 years ago
Cure is the road. Not masking. Not learning to deal with it. Start with conditions you know you can cure and move forward. Howard Torman, I'd love to interview you and find out why you've chosen the path of "there is no cure, learn to live with it." Why have you done that?
dainismichel 3 years ago
How old is this video? It looks old.
BadDrafter 3 years ago