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[@susanwardzinski3146]

Thank you so very much for this you are an angel of mercy.

[@danielk0106]

@@justcandace5701 It's not the Benzos causing it. A lot of Docs prescribe benzos to help with tinnitus. Exposure to loud sounds, Depression, stress and anxiety can cause tinnitus to worsen if you already have it or cause it itself. Do you take Buspar or Buspirone? That can also cause tinnitus

[@danielk0106]

Doctor dropped my Buspar down to 2.5 MG a day so we will see. I was taking 15mg to start 3x5mg daily then went to 10mg 2x5mg daily then to 5mg daily. I take .25 xanax in the morning and one .25 at bed time to help me fall asleep with the tinnitus. I just have to pray my anxiety doesn't return. He said if this doesn't stop or ease the tinnitus he will try something else. Told him I refuse to take 90% of any anti-depressant because of the side effects. Paxil made me feel like I was going crazy and then I had suicidal thoughts but never acted on them. I just threw the pills in the trash and said NO MORE. I think my tinnitus is the cause of my anxiety and mild depression instead of my anxiety and mild depression causing the tinnitus. Reading on tinnitus it can cause those symptoms.

[@katkatmi]

do you have a phone app? I don't have ear bugs that fit my imac but I do my phone

[@GoodVibesMusic]

Iphone will be released soon..

[@elwirape5243]

Who’s in bed with lights off on their phone right now reading the comments and smiling and appreciating how supporting people are?

[@donn7s760]

I gotta straight face bc I’m so pissed

[@slm3433]

I am appreciative. Thanks to all who wrote the funny comments.

[@arilouis2493]

yo wtf you a fortune teller but my lights on

[@donnajk4423]

Yes I am. I am so relieved to find others who understand 😊

[@emilholoptm8845]

@@arilouis2493 same??!

[@wolfmooch]

Tinnitus is like fight club. Don’t talk about it. The moment someone asks you notice it 10x more.

[@allisonbaljit976]

That happened to me and now i cant sleep ;-;

[@aaronturk6496]

@@allisonbaljit976 same here.. damn..

[@allisonbaljit976]

@@aaronturk6496 that's a feels bad moment

[@blockofcreamcheesep3364]

Mehmet Yildiz Jesus take the wheel

[@sosexii1925]

I didn’t even knew I had it till I stopped and realized it was loud af and was like ok there’s something goin on here lmao

[@CLSGL]

The fact that this has 8M+ views gives me peace somehow. Knowing I’m not alone in going batshit crazy because of the constant ringing for the last 3 or 4 years is comforting.

[@leito29995]

like the old ones said, we're not alone. Got depressed hearing this all day, just got to stay strong and hoping it will some how fade away with our effort to cure it

[@wuhaaaaa]

My ears been ringing for the past for god knows how many years 😢

[@fazalirfan3263]

Is very bad. I been 4 years with this main things is you have ignored it don’t focus on it

[@meganrummell8204]

This is the only sound that works for me

[@alexvojacek]

It happened to me as well. Tinitus started 2 years ago on my right ear and it was a constant battle for me. People who do not suffer from this don't have a clue what we have to endure every day.

[@mateenmateen7294]

Please don’t ever delete this video. It’s the first video I stumbled upon when I first got tinnitus. I’ve been listening to this video now for 5 years every night. This video has saved my life. Thank you

[@kylematthew6284]

Stay strong...I am also very grateful for this video.

[@sf356]

Look up “how to download KZbin videos with VLC”. I have a hard copy of this on all my devices so no matter what happens I always have access to it.

[@jf4156]

ive downloaded it and saved it on my phone and pc just in case it ever goes down. I rely on this video in order to sleep every night

[@peteandjennymom]

Do a screen recording and save it to your phone

[@SeanGundlach]

5 years every night? That's impressive.

[@pratiklone6971]

My only wish is to hear what silence feels like.... 🥺🥺

[@pixelguy9922]

I got some solace from realizing that the "silence" I've lost never existed in the first place. If your tinnitus disappeared completely, you still wouldn't have "quiet", you would simply have "quieter". Anyone with perfect hearing with no tinnitus still won't hear "silence" when they plug their ears. They still hear the constant inner sounds of the body, bloodflow, etc. They just don't think of it. The only real difference is how one emotionally reacts to the sounds. Sure, my tinnitus noise is louder than what non-tinnitus people hear when they try to sleep for instance; but when you realize that curing your tinnitus would simply mean "quieter" instead of "quiet", you can start the process of getting better. Because there is no tinnitus cure that will take away your tinnitus completely. But there are methods that can relieve and improve the tinnitus symtoms (making your tinnitus quieter), like meditation, habitation, mindset, etc. And while some people might say that improving the symptom isn't a cure since it doesn't bring you "silence", I'd say that it's pretty darn close considering a real cure wouldn't bring you "silence" either. You never had silence, no one have. There's only more or less of it. So with that in mind; what's the difference between someone WITHOUT tinnitus not thinking about the noises they hear, and someone WITH tinnitus not thinking about the noises they hear? That's the way I see it anyhow, and it helps me cope and improve. Positive thoughts!

[@wolfie1027]

I think its strange now that some people can come out of the shower or lie in bed and hear silence 😪

[@SHOOTER3258]

You're not alone 😥

[@pratiklone6971]

Pixel Guy Thank you very much.... Really helped me a lot, surely I’ll follow your methods, thanks again 😊

[@angelesskies]

Before I remember having tinnitus, silence sounded so loud. I still hate having constant ringing in my ear, but the deafening sound of silence really puts you in a shock of black.

[@wayne2442]

We’re all in this together guys. We got this.

[@Brind-amour]

👍🏼

[@boogieman9817]

The best comforting comment here

[@minecraftsteak7757]

Tysm omg

[@hhayat19]

:")

[@dannyd1869]

Jacket ‘89 yeah this shit is so ass

[@2692lovely]

I’ve have tinnitus since 2013. I was scared at first but now I learned to live with it and it’s not as bad as before. Prayers to all of you suffering with tinnitus. May God heal you and bring peace to you💓

[@nathaliecampbell62]

I am trying so hard to live with it for like 5 minutes a day I have peace

[@mariam6597]

hello, it's the first time seeing that much people having the same problem, i have an immens tinnitus since 6 monthes, don't know how to deal with it anymore, could someone give me some tipps please

[@Saad-gf1jv]

Please guide me. I have tinnitus in left ear

[@sharonbaillargeon6241]

@@mariam6597 it has been over two years and at times, it is very overwhelming. I pray for silence. I do find the use of the Re-Sound app has helped especially at night. Trying to sleep some nights is torture. You have to find the right pitch. Mine is very high.

[@stevie9028]

Wish i could say the same. Mine has gotten worse. After nearly 4 years. People keep say oh you will get used to it and it gets better. It hasn't for me.

[@courtneybell639]

Just before Christmas I woke up one night with chronic tinnitus and it was horrible and terrifying. I endured it for weeks and this video would provide such comfort I was able to finally fall asleep at night. It has now totally disappeared but my respect for those who have lived with it for years is immense! Stay strong!

[@scaraamouche]

how did u get rid of it?

[@adamhussey6185]

@@scaraamouche I have it too how are you finding it buddy?

[@KevinMcCool]

What made it disappear? Please :(

[@courtneybell639]

Stopped drinking alcohol for 3 months and drunk a wild amount of water during the day. Eventually it just disappeared!

[@alexandralakatos3651]

You're definitely among the lucky ones! It's great that you get rid of it!

[@jessieelcome691]

This comment section is quite literally a blessing

[@TheRoshan89]

Agreed, I had a horrible day but the positive comments here helped me

[@prasadbhat1983]

You know we should all have a tinnitus get together and play only this at the party.

[@BANGralph]

That's actually fucking hilarious

[@yardape99]

A pizza party.

[@twistedshapeshifter]

Aw heck yeah this is epic, on my way to the party

[@zomborouk]

Hahahah

[@dyellab]

Prasad Bhat Comedian geniaal idee 😂😂😂

[@vinceecniv9232]

I want to share a story for those suddenly experiencing tinnitus: A few months ago i have had an ear-infection which resulted in to sudden deafness on the right side. My hearing dropped to about 50% after auditory test. This went on for a few weeks and after my hearing came back i started hearing a high-pitched tone. This tone was constant for months and i was afraid i was going to live with this forever, but now.... 4 months later the tone is completely gone. I remember scrolling through comments, looking for people experiencing the same thing but couldn't find one so i thought i'd share mine. Big up to all people living with tinnitus. Stay strong. Vincent.

[@voicerkaan5985]

Hello Vincent, im dealing with this like 6 days. Can it be permanent? I gone to ear doctor and i took audiometer tests, and i have no sound loss. %100 I'm hearing. But in my left ear, im just hearing (tssssss) sound. I looked all the comments. Everyone is so depressed about this. Can it be temporary? Please say good things to me. I'm taking cortisone treatment right now.

[@vinceecniv9232]

@@voicerkaan5985 Hi Voicerkaan, are you dealing with ear-infection? Because that was the main reason for the 'peep' sound. My doctor told me that this was part of the healing proces. I really can't tell if it will be permanent but you have to be patient.

[@voicerkaan5985]

@@vinceecniv9232 Thank you a lot a Vincent but my doctor, firstly gave me blood stabilizer for beginning, after 4 days, today we begin to cortisone treatment for ear-infection cause. He said, if its not gone, come after this 5 days. We will check MRI for detailed. As i said, i have no ear damage, or trauma. I'm voiceover artist, and im working a lot like last mont. I believe thats the reason. But i want to now, really everyone whos struggling with tinnitus. Is it really permanent for everyone? :( Its so sad to hear in google. I just want to believe it can be cureable... And thank you for talking with me, no one understanding me right now. Everyone is saying, it can be cancer, dont be so silly. Ugghhhh. Its really depressing to me.

[@vinceecniv9232]

@@voicerkaan5985 My doctor gave me prednison treatment for one week. But this did not work. Only gave me anxienty. I did not suffer from trauma or going to way to loud party's. The ear is a complex organ that needs longer time to recover. So don't panic my friend :) All i can say to you is to listen to your doctor and give it some time. Be prepared to hear this sound for at least a few months. Anything less is profit.

[@voicerkaan5985]

@@vinceecniv9232 Thank you, i hope i will get better.

[@Jendrej96]

I come back to this every time my tinnitus gets worse. This is great!!!!!

[@theamericandebtslave]

Yeah, I Know, it's the best video on YT for tinnitus

[@FoxMulder_]

same

[@luvwings]

Same here

[@maraseamusswan]

How does it help? It still sounds a lot like my tinnitus with beeps

[@jacobmedley1415]

I didn’t know the tinnitus community existed. I’m glad I’ve found my people 🤙🏼

[@rashmijoshi3436]

Yes.. I found you all.. ❤️

[@MM-qs8io]

@@rashmijoshi3436 mam mai bhi indian hu apko hearing loss bhi hai kya?

[@rashmijoshi3436]

@@MM-qs8io tha. Pr ek bhot acche doc ne meri surgery kar ke mere hearing aids hata die. He's a great doc. In bangalore

[@MM-qs8io]

@@rashmijoshi3436 lekin tinnitus hai

[@sarthaksharma894]

@@MM-qs8io kab se he and aapki age kitni he

[@mortsnerd6053]

This isn't a comment section it's my support group. Blessings All.

[@jayonefive234]

everyone you will get through it, please read all the comments you are not alone. thank you for uploading this for us all. god bless everyone

[@MisternaughtyGaming]

anyone else in this terrible cycle where not sleeping enough makes your tinnitus worse but your tinnitus stops you from sleeping?

[@immers2410]

I don’t think I’ve had a night of good sleep since it started 6 months ago. Mind was induced by recreational drug use

[@satyamsharmamusics]

I can't able to focus on study because of tinnitus

[@user-bv7mk8id5t]

Did this work for you?

[@dababyletsgo6535]

Help me lol

[@catmomma3119]

When I dont sleep well it gets way worse. Then the anxiety from having it then add the dizziness. Uggg

[@amrdorra7816]

For everyone here , You're not alone , we're all together in this , Keep going and be Strong .

[@gracie102997]

Thank you!

[@arsyadXD]

Thank you

[@andrewsjoseph1282]

We need the treatment most of the doctors can't understand our feelings

[@BluePhoenix11T]

Thank you so much!

[@priscila3554]

Thanks!

[@TwitchingBeard]

Hey everyone Had tinnitus for 3 months now. Fluctuating pitch and volume. Scared shitless this is having a lasting impact on my mental health and affecting my relationship. Reading through comments on this video and others like it have helped tonight. Was struggling to find some inner peace. Booking private healthcare this week to investigate and hopefully find some underlying cause. To all sufferers out there, I never considered how intrusive and damaging this condition could be until I experienced it for myself. I wish you all the best, and hope you each find a method that works to suppress or destroy this condition for good

[@american.psycho]

Let me help you You should do PRANAYAM YOGA AND NEED TO TAKE SOME AYURVEDIC MEDICINES REPLY IF YOU WANT MORE INFO .I AM NOT SELLING ANYTHING

[@marcel90411]

After 1 year u will ignore this trust me i had ti nitus for 5 years now and i dont care about it any more ;)

[@jevonminto7958]

You will get thru this. Understand what you’re going through but it’s something you will habituate to

[@asatomussio5172]

Got raid of my tinnitus by undergoing holistic treatment for 3 weeks from dr Ogbebor herbal centre, the herbal ear drops from the doctor cured me.

[@dandedepra3598]

same here bro..3 months,im suffering,,but untill i read all have tinittus, im moving on..part of my life now even thou i go to an ent doc.several times but stil not stop,,hope there is a cure for this..

[@imaniharveyel4398]

I've had tinnitus for 17 years. It caused 98% hearing loss. It gets louder when it's silence. I do hope there is a cure for this. To everyone, stay strong.

[@naelbeno6249]

Check Frequency Therapeutics or Otonomy!

[@ROBlivion]

i'm with you! tinnitus in both ears and moderate hearing loss since i was 19. I am not 33. A this point i've gotten so used to it, i do wish i could hear well though!

[@natureview246]

My hear is 2% hearing loss started some sound did not hear my ear

[@wcdrobbo4483]

32 years and counting, god bless you.

[@tirot3865]

It doesn't cause hearing loss, it is result of hearing loss.

[@toribot1768]

I love how the comment sections is so positive.

[@martinaronsen8405]

Yes there are clinical trials on a cure made by Frequency Therapeutics. Apparently it’s some sort of stem cell stuff. Google the company and you can see more about it. So in 4-6 years or maybe less, there will be a cure.

[@lehdro904]

Fuck you

[@lehdro904]

Jk I’m sorry

[@jayjohnnyjohn]

@@martinaronsen8405 what company is this??

[@martinaronsen8405]

@@jayjohnnyjohn They are working on what's called progenitor cell activation. Read more here. Its probably important to note that this is stuff to repair hearing loss, so at best it will reduce the tinnitus, because you hear ambient sounds better. Not everyone with tinnitus have hearing loss, but many do. LOOK here for more info: www.frequencytx.com/our-approach/pca-regeneration.php

[@relaxingmusicwaves-e.k3976]

Dear everyone who reads this, we don't know each other but I wish you all the best in life and happiness🙏🏻🍀❤

[@sacredgeometry536]

Same to you I hope we all find peace and healing 🙏💙🙌❤😇

[@relaxingmusicwaves-e.k3976]

@@sacredgeometry536 thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@angeliquetamsinpotgieter1165]

3 weeks into this very strange, new and mind boggling Tinnitus and ive been trying different sounds to see what works and this comes out tops for me!

[@relaxingmusicwaves-e.k3976]

@@angeliquetamsinpotgieter1165 ❤️❤️❤️

[@sharoncronin5053]

Right back to you tyfor your kind wishes

[@basiliovillanueva2720]

I tried it for 5 minutes and took the ear buds off. The ringing stopped for about three minutes and came back on. This is a miracle. Had it for 17 years and it was unbelievable how peaceful it was without the ringing. Needless to say, I am hooked and will listen faithfully. Thank you.

[@supertunaInlachimolala]

sameeee

[@theprior46]

It's called RI Residual Inhibition. I found that if I play a harpsichord for a few minutes the tinnitus ringing stops for several hours - blessed relief when having suffered 8000hz whistle at 65dB in both ears 24/7 since 1993 when noise damage messed up my cochlea hair-cells. Now I play early music Telemann flute concerto to get to sleep and it works beautifully - without that I'd go nuts. Not sure if this recording does inhibit the tinnitus - but you know there is no cure. Well, not yet but I may not live long enough to experience a cure if they ever find one.

[@supertechdownload9830]

Just removed my ear wax blockage today and my tinnitus just went away hehe, Thank God.

[@OscarRamirez-gp4jx]

For how long did you have it before that?

[@florcard]

@@OscarRamirez-gp4jx yo escucho voces en mis oido derecho no estoy loco ni enfermo pero recientemente descubri como captar sonido grabando con microfono externa en un noche entera y edite a ver si salia voces pude darme cuenta es satelite quien me estaba trasnmitiendome todo voces en mis oido probe viajando en otro lugar todavia me salia voces de ai pude confirmar que fue satelite que trasnmite en su oido

[@lwebster7100]

I want this procedure so bad. How much did it cost?

[@domtron8873]

Anybody else notice that anxiety and or depression makes their tinnitus worse?

[@emrebardakc6805]

Exactly +1

[@lelouch1391]

and lack of sleep.

[@annmarielane6353]

I've had tinnitus now about two months and it's made the anxiety I already have worse I have it some people think it's a mild thing but it's not it makes me dread the next day knowing I have to go through another day with this terrible noise and I also get a terrible sensation with mine it's like my brain is itchy

[@jayklark1749]

Been stressed af for about 3 weeks and I noticed ringing in both of my ears the last few days. I been taking measures to reduce my stress, praying it goes away when I feel better. I even quit drinking coffee, damn...those headaches are no joke too.

[@robynmck]

Yes! I've had tinnitus for as long as I can remember, before kindergarten at least. I can tolerate it most day, but we recently moved, life is hectic, anxiety and depression to a fearful extreme (my husband is a huge help) and my tinnitus is suddenly raging! It's reached intolerable levels before, but normally briefly, calming down in a few hours or a couple day most. This has been going on for WEEKS, I'm sleeping 4 hours at a time, I can't mentally function. I'm here on KZbin because finger drumming no longer works for more than 30 seconds. Not enough relief!

[@covertsnake]

For everyone blaming loud music for tinnitus, I was always super careful about not doing that and I still got it at 17. Give yourself a break.

[@egreaves2690]

My tinnitus developed after an alergic reaction to an antibiotic.

[@Cassmari1986]

I got mine after i got sick which lasted for two months (Nov-Dec 2019) but no amount of drops or meds made the tinnitus go away.

[@paharimastii798]

I had a sudden earache after blowing my nose by holding it. It was so painful that i immediately went to take a painkiller from market and then sat with a heater for an hour giving my ear heat sensation but then i suddenly noticed this continuous sound in my one ear i panicked but i knew it was tinnitus as i had already read about it

[@kbrynngonzales]

I got mine from severe anxiety

[@idriscoskun]

John B hypothyroid can cause tinnitus also

[@madelyngreen3217]

Ive had Tinnitus ever since I was born. I also have 70% hearing loss and have gotten over 10 ear tube surgeries and more to help me hear better. I still havent found any relief from the screaming in my ears. But I'll never give up hope that maybe one day we can all find a cure and finaly for the first time in years, be relieved from this burden.

[@Quemekia]

God bless you 🙏🏾 this sound really helps calm you and silent the ringing and makes the ringing go down after listening especially when you can’t sleep from the loud ringing in your ear I pray god heal everyone who comes across this video .

[@sarahbolton2707]

I receive that healing in Jesus Name

[@bobvance9519]

Does anyone else find that a lack of sleep makes your tinnitus a lot worse temporarily?

[@magicUse]

Yop, it can. A lot of factors can play in to it. A lot of them are psychological. But some medications (a lot of common painkillers), stress, tension in the neck and jaw muscles, and lack of sleep - among many other things, can lead to increased Tinnitus.

[@sonallysingh4304]

magicUse if you lower your stress levels overtime will it be less annoying?

[@mosakoakane664]

@@sonallysingh4304 again it depends

[@magicUse]

@@sonallysingh4304 it can. But then again, for many people, starte of mind is main factor. I notice it more when i am alone, Even with the same amount baggrund noise.

[@hmkjr]

YES!! I got little sleep last night and tinnitus is terrible today.

[@dvlpax]

I'm 17 and just this year started noticing I have tinnitus. I cried for days at the thought of it never stopping. But this comment section is so wholesome it gives me hope

[@Laly308]

Keep your head up, it'll get better.

[@BlackLightNL]

Love this bro

[@Anonymousesick]

its permanent for me, its like it is due to a brain injury or somenthing. I have 15khz tinnitus.

[@zizrahmann]

Bro I was shocked when I had it when I was 16 and now I'm 18 and I just got used to it

[@giwrgostsagrhs1689]

Dont worry man im 15 i have it now for like 10 years i dont really mind the sound i got used of it 😂 and also when its dead silence almost everyone hears ringing what im trying to say its that its safe dont worry💪

[@davouchi1]

Anyone else let out a deep breath of relief the second this starts?

[@veronicabaldar1889]

every single time ,esp when i wake up !!!

[@andrew16333]

Simply wonderful, immediately I have relief after years of ringing ,sometimes so loud I can’t hear people speak ,I feel like crying ,thank you

[@Wotterblue]

Tinnitus gang represent Also, to anyone reading this: it gets better. Love y'all

[@UncleJuninthemuff]

I love this side of the internet, usually you only find hateful comments and trolls, but in this section I only found good people helping each other.

[@Stormcrownn]

Hey fuck you I hope you fucking have a wonderful day.

[@aegisgfx]

Ive got some bad news for you, theres no cure for this and its going to kill you slowly. :)

[@CivortArt]

@@aegisgfx YAY FINALLY, THE PARTY IN MY HEAD WILL END

[@FortunePathVenerable]

You never know you might already bite the bait

[@FMHammyJ]

@Anselmo LLobera Trolls are people who try to get a rise out of you by making nasty, insensitive, or hurtful comments. They get pleasure out of it....though the comments made above on this thread I think were made, mostly, in jest.

[@stephaniegee7024]

Why am I picturing the cutest of robots working on my tinnitus as if it’s his one and only job.

[@everythingisnonsense8509]

Haha yas

[@dustersinternational221]

SO CUTE; will visualise that too

[@JJ-902]

This comment made me smile

[@pleasedontfeedtheai2341]

Yeah ..sweet thoughts! It's already working 10 minutes in. Thnx

[@rainy4051]

Omg yes

[@poiewhfopiewhf]

Tinnitus changed my life for the better. It all started when I had to quit my dream job (club DJ) and after 2 weeks of not doing much I went into YOLO mode. I began to do everything that scared me, (traveling by car, going to asia, hitchhikin, going to a rainbow gathering, traveling without a phone, etc.) It changed my perspective on life that I had to make the best of it while I still had what health and sanity I had left. ANNNND I found that meditation was highly beneficial for tinnitus and life in general. A daily practice of breath meditation was all it took to significantly reduce stress surrounding my tinnitus. And with Vipassana meditation it literally became a non-issue, (aside from loud noise avoidance) Well, 7 years in I had just had another spike, and I decided to stop being so cautious about loud sounds. The results were pretty negative, I then got another spike and tinnitus became an issue for me after 5.5 years of total peace with it. But its taught me life is a journey, and we have to lean into what scares us. I no longer spend time wishing for the T to go away, I just wish to keep learning from life and meeting new discoveries

[@lwebster7100]

You should still consider getting your ear canals checked for a blockage. It’s a very common cause of tinnitus.

[@poiewhfopiewhf]

@@lwebster7100 yeah i have, no issues there.

[@anthonyluna352]

I probably would not be alive without this video. It has helped me for many years now. Lots of love and thanks to the creator

[@GoodVibesMusic]

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience and kind words with us! We're delighted to have been a part of your journey. Sending good vibes and positivity your way. Take care!

[@gettoknowjk5367]

Did anyone else used to think it was the sound of silence when they were younger with tinnitus or is that just me?

[@arda8o821]

I still thought that until 6 months ago

[@gettoknowjk5367]

EkreB 376 I’ve not known about tinnitus for long myself

[@Dr.Faustus94]

I literally always thought it was what silence sounded like...as stupid as that sounds i thought it was normal to hear weird noises when nothing els was there

[@gettoknowjk5367]

Faust .s I don’t find that weird at all, Infact I find this totally understandable

[@Hect0rxP]

i thought that all my life until last year. I don't remember how or where I discovered tinnitus is a thing, but I do remember feeling very surprised and sad an instant later. During this time the sound has gotten higher.

[@mechakingkong8205]

I've been waiting for this beat to drop for 45 minutes.

[@cgolden3621]

haha!

[@CRY0RAPT0R]

DROP THE BASS

[@matthewschaber311]

Hahaha

[@StephenRahrig]

Mecha King Kong 🤣🤣

[@EffortlessEthan]

You know tinnitus can make me pretty glum but that made me laugh

[@raffaelesellaro5890]

I’ve had Tinnitus for almost 14 years. It rocked me to the core for about 3 weeks,and then I saw the ENT specialist and he told me I had it and there’s no cure. I got on with it from that day forward. Sleeping well, not too much caffeine and limit salt will keep it at bay to some or a large extent - alcohol calms it down but when the alcohol wears off it can come back with a vengeance. There are days when it’s annoying but manageable,and others I don’t notice it at all - it gets better and you can deal with it and have a normal life - remember that ! Hope this helps us all to an even better level !

[@ellabenor6704]

Hey!loved your comment, it gives me a little hope, can we talk?🌸

[@LauraThibodeau]

For anyone having difficulty sleeping, try brown noise. Helped me SO much to drown out my tinnitus.

[@deborah41541]

If you’re reading this then it was written for you. You’re awesome and you’re never alone because I care about you! I love you. Here; take this big fat hug 🤗

[@robertgallegos8620]

Thanks can I have a kiss as well?

[@higherself8998]

@@robertgallegos8620 no you stupid simp

[@MrCaseClayborn]

Same to you Deborah. 🤗 A very thoughtful message to those that are hurting.

[@robertgallegos8620]

Says the one that wishes I was talking to him haha but I was talking to the original commenter in case you haven't noticed dumbass lmao

[@spudthepug]

...ewwwww! You’re touching me!

I am a music producer and I suffer permanent tinnitus since I was 17 (I'm now 32). Still I am working hard to make beautiful music to give hope to those who suffer like me of this never ending ringing. You are my brothers and sisters. I am one of you. Never give up.

[@martinayonsaldarriaga127]

ME SUSCRIBO A TU CANAL PARA ESCUCHAR TU CONTENIDO TAMBIEN SUFRO DE ESTO HACE CASI 3 MESES.

[@jonnytheoutsider1983]

have you ever tried to do something about it? Im a producer too and I have ringing in my ears since I was a kid, now im 37 but I never went to a doctor.

[@jonnytheoutsider1983]

@@Corleone01_ its very difficult to ignore it!

[@anix1398]

Use betastrac 24mg and vitamin b12 help alot.

@SOULHAZER MUSIC Yes, but for the hats and higher frequencies, I ask a friend to tell me if it's too loud. Also I have sent my Audiogram to my audio engineer so when he does the mastering he knows about my situation. I mix all of my songs. My tinnitus is around 4k to 6k and its loudness is about 6.5 sometimes 7.5 so really loud. But I can't give up. I simply can't give up.

[@alexquinonez8443]

Had tinnitus for 3 months. This sound therapy saved my life as I was getting about 2 hours of sleep a day. Thankfully, it slowly went away

[@GoodVibesMusic]

We're glad to hear that our binaural beat has been a positive help for you during your experience with tinnitus.

[@GlynTaylor]

So glad it went away. Congrats

[@pamelahill4963]

I have had tinnitus since 2019 til present. I plug my ears with cotton while I am at work or just out and about. Loud noises hurt my ear. It's in my right ear. Sounds like a cricket chirping but higher pitched. Tinnitus is actually a brain thing. Not an ear thing. You notice more cuz you are searching for the sound. Mine gets louder when I am stressed or really tired. I use a big fan at night to focus on, to drown out the tinnitus. I use this video every night for atleast an hour. I have noticed that the frequency and how long my ear rings for, has diminished. Thank You for this. It is a life changer that gives me some relief. Anyone who has tinnitus, Stay Strong. You are NOT alone. Peace to All 😊

[@lwebster7100]

It can be caused by ear blockages of wax and intracranial pressure. Awareness does make it worse but it does also have causes .

[@hecq2357]

last night i couldn't sleep. then i found this. also reading the comments made me feel better and had a few laughs. thank you

[@FlowersForYourGrave]

You are not alone dude... every tinnitus specialist predicts a genuine cure(s) for tinnitus within a few decades as well.

[@luisselby7041]

You are not alone on this, I have tinnitus for almost 2 years and this music help me to easy the humming in my brain. Wish you the best, DON'T GIVE UP ,BE STRONG..!!

[@gianfrancolazio7816]

please try the Wim Hof method, it will solve that

[@hecq2357]

@@gianfrancolazio7816 thank you!

[@danielalejandrocastrillond3646]

@@gianfrancolazio7816 really?

[@slyice3551]

“Ok I’m gonna go to bed” -tinnitus “EEEEEEEE”

[@Ecj8989]

Same my won’t stop and it’s fucking annoying

[@mablehayes5323]

If you cant sleep from the T. Take benadryl 25mg 1hr before bed. After 2 weeks of taking it then stop and see if you can sleep without medicine. If youre able to sleep , you have adjusted to your new friend. Thats what i did. During the first few days of having T it was hell, thats why i took my med. It reached 1 month to adjust myself to this.

[@cart7667]

same, i always put my fan on when i go to sleep to "mask" the sound cause i cant handle the sound, which i probably should since i've had it for an year or so, but right now im thinking about the ringing all the time, like my tinnitus is far from the worst, i'd say its pretty good for what it is but i just cant handle it: / but when i dont think about it and listen to music and play a game i dont even realize that the ringing is there. good luck in the future. : )

[@_wkja]

@@mablehayes5323 or just use straight up benzos or something like that

[@mablehayes5323]

@@cart7667 yes fan is 1 way of masking but for me this tinnitus sound has the same frequency with my T. For years now, i stopped. Goodluck and Godbless to all of us with T.

[@PhantomBuster]

I've had tinnitus in my left ear for years now. It's really been depressing for me to realise that I'll probably never hear true silence again, and videos like these are the only way for me to escape from the constant stress of hearing it. It's really wearing me out mentally, and I hope that one day I'll find a way to deal with it

[@andrewpienaar7882]

Same - do you listen to the masking noise in one ear or both?

[@marycampbell5264]

I think it’s the wifi, radio, tv broadcast, 5G, etc in the environment. We’re sensitive to it somehow. When I’m out in nature away from cities, the tinnitus is better.

[@silvana8391]

Ne sono certa anch’io che sia l’inquinamento di onde … hanno messo ripetitori di ogni tipo e genere dappertutto e l’essere umani non è fatto per sopportare questo

[@nerdproof1]

I’ve had tinnitus for about 8 years after playing to high music in music school. The first two years was absolutely a nightmare, with a lot of anxiety and fear of being exposed to any kind of sounds. I even had earplugs when vacuum cleaning, going by airplane or if anyone spoke to loud. Now, I’ve studied nurse for 3 years, working in hospital for 5 years and finally started medicine studies to become a doctor. For you out there with tinnitus as me, I can tell you that it will become better. Not the sound itself, but to be able to live with it. I don’t care anymore of this sound that I always hear, and you are all able to also not care. You just have to find your own path to this. However, what I didn’t knew before and what I wished that I knew, is that certain things will make the tinnitus worse for a short amount of time, such as alcohol, medication such as ASA (acetyl salicylic acid), ibuprofen and other NSAID (non steroid anti inflammatory drugs). But just for a few hours or so. Also having the cold seriously mess up my ears. All this is however reversible (which I didn’t knew from start), and can literally make every one with tinnitus shit their pants wondering why it now became worse. I take NSAID on a monthly basis, because of migraines or if I have a bad hungover etc, (because for me paracetamol does not simply work). Paracetamol does not mess up your ears at all, just so you know. My tinnitus becomes 2 times worse when taking this medication (ibuprofen or ASA), and I’m a lot more sensitive for sound for a few hours. But it is all reversible. About research I’ve studied a lot of “new” papers regarding tinnitus. It all comes down to a brain damage, not really a broken ear as many of us has thought before. Research has proven that people with tinnitus has a continuous open ion gate in our brain that is initiated for every person when we here a sound, but for us it is hyperactive all day long. The latest thing I read was about continually open sodium gates in our brain that activates this tinnitus sound. New medication has proven to be successful for not yet closing, but lowering this ion channels and hence reducing the “imaginary” annoying beep we always here. Unfortunately not yet without side effects or with to good results. But we are in an early state of research, and we learn more every day. As a medicine student, my hopes are very high for not only a temporary relief such as this video might provide, but an actual treatment. So please tinnitus people, keep your head high and don’t let your hope down. We will be able to listen to the worlds beauty just as we did a couple of years ago again.

[@papacartellosblancos6575]

Christoffer Lindquist i Believe in you Man can you help me later?

[@nerdproof1]

Thanks Trimos! I will try to help you in the best way i can. Just contact me if you have any concern. Best regards

[@papacartellosblancos6575]

Christoffer Lindquist if you find a cure tell me psl and i contact you.Thank you very much.🔕🔇👂

[@VictorRuiz-dh6cn]

Christoffer Lindquist do you know some Medicine por this ?

[@anton1983]

sign me up!! what is this medicin? I use carbemazepine (tegretol) for my epilepsy. I think this is causin my tinnitus and hyperacuse. hyperacuse is making me even more crazy then the tinnitus.. can u tell me more?

[@andrewsjoseph1282]

The fact is nobody can understand our feelings even doctors too 😓😓😓

[@fluent_in_kpop5076]

Andrews Joseph Thats one of the reasons why I’m currently thinking of becoming a doctor, maybe even an ENT. I saw 3 different doctors but I didn’t feel like I was being taken seriously enough. It’s now been over a year and I’ve been thinking of going back to see if I can get some sort of support to help manage my situation.

[@wolfunky]

I feel yo SO MUCH BRO LIKE SO MUCH

[@joselara4392]

@@fluent_in_kpop5076 You should do it

[@allrounderaadam3831]

Yes brother You are right...!!

[@wolfunky]

@@Sherfps same here bro. I swear its so bad i wanna cut off my ears and i dont know i just CANT.

[@martinibrass]

My tinnitus started years ago as a deaf buzzing; sometimes it’s hard to deal with it, sometimes not. And it comes in different ways and sounds for me. I have hyperacusia too. So, it’s a mess 😂. But things like this help me very, very much. This, together with magnesio, vitamin B, Vitamin D, gingko biloba and melatonin. That, meditation, loving people around and hearing this. Dear people: if we are brave and disciplined , stay away from hard noises and focus it as an integral thing, it gets better. Tons of love for you.

[@enricacolombotomasina53]

Gentile...grazie di ❤

[@chuckmiller2741]

This is amazing. The static completely drowns out my tinnitus, and I can focus on the beeps.

[@averyfh2353]

I have been hearing a ringing noise in my left ear for the past three weeks and so far this video is the only thing that has helped😕. Also, this comments section is the most wholesome thing ever😂. I hope it gets better for anyone reading this.

[@josueEC98]

Yes, i have the same issue 😕, what are you doing besides listening this to stay in calm?

[@averyfh2353]

Josue Escarcena Other than listening to this I have been not using my headphones because my ringing is from loud music, and I have been listening to videos and music on a much lower volume then normal because the loud noises trigger the ringing. I have noticed that it is getting progressively better so I would just keep doing what u can to help make it go away. Best of luck!!!🙂

[@Kanekii838]

@@averyfh2353 any idea what causing it ?

[@averyfh2353]

Yng Khawas mine is from listening to music way to loudly 😂.

[@josueEC98]

@@averyfh2353 Thanks for the advice, it would help if you try massaging your head, specially the part of you ear that make the sound. Other would be to put in you ear hot water something hot not much hot of course ahaha but it would reduce the tense...finally stay in calm and try to don't think about it just ignore it. Good luck!

[@Reirek]

Nobody: My left ear: *OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO* Edit Sept 2021: I have had terrible tinnitus for 4 years, and I have had hearing loss due to it that whole time. Next week, I am finally being fit with a hearing aid :)

[@redlingmedley9717]

That’s me with my right ear :/

[@complexgamer947]

Same

[@mattmatt5592]

Guys help me, my ear is not like tinnitus thingy. It is more like something i cant explain. It started today. It is like mmmmmmmMMMMMmmmMMMM

[@mattmatt5592]

It changes the note or what ever that shit is

[@oongaboonga9481]

My tinnitus started way early in my life, at 14, and its like a high pitched mosquito, oh boy, you cant get relaxed with that BzZZzzzZZZZZZZzzzzz

[@Danni611]

My first reaction to this was to note how annoying this sound was, but then I realised that it sounds like the tinnitus is suddenly external instead of right in my ear. Whilst I still long for silence, this does actually provide a bit of relief, and once I got used to it, the sound is actually quite nice.🙂

[@catherinelee2553]

I just realized what you meant by outside. You’re right. At first I was like, sounds like it did but thinking about the noise being outside just made a difference to me

[@smarikasapkota3388]

I’ve had tinnitus from last 4-5 days, played this sound and it really helped me. God bless ya’all.

[@jostalker9567]

How r u doing now buddy

[@sandrao5513]

God bless us all who have to live with this horrible thing of tinnitus! We are stronger than we think we are or give ourselves credit. I pray all of you are blessed with lots of health!

[@sticksandstoneswithmike.912]

Hang in there Oli! :D Let's hope we can fix it! :D

[@johnboy6594]

Bless you too Sandra O.

[@qwertytrest1754]

Amin

[@euvoceeosobrenatural9340]

Amém! 🙏

[@Aerialyn]

I'm only 11 is this permanent

[@johnwesleyhuss2327]

Freinds: so what type of music do you listen to? Me: it's complicated

[@RoyaltyFreeOnlineAnimeMusic]

LMAO

[@MichaelTheDacian]

And they think it is Rock, Metal, Dark Metal... :)

[@Richard-zc1cj]

Some kind of "Alien stuff"

[@sspp2993]

Yeeeees.

[@MegaTrawets]

R2D2 getting freaky!

[@stevefick3919]

I've had tinnitus for about 6 months. It's getting to the point that it's making me physically sick. Stomach pain, headaches, anxiety, stress, etc. Right now, I've been listening to this for about 10 min. So far, it's seems to be helping.

[@PatrikRasch]

Sending you love my man. We're all in this together. Hopefully there'll be some significant medical advancement in this field that can sort this. Meanwhile, it seems to help for many to know that we're not alone.

[@maddawgzzzz]

going on years of loud t... so loud it hurts. It gets easier but its always a struggle. Its best to get outside and keep busy.

[@PatrikRasch]

I've listened to this one for years by now. I got some sort of somatic tinnitus a few years back and when it gets annoying/bad I always put this video on on low volume. It instantly masks it and it's just wonderful!

[@alexecosanchez4339]

Dr ogbebor herbal centre here on KZbin offers the best cure for tinnitus ,i got cured by his herbal medicine.🍀🍀

[@crawltochina]

How bad is your tinnitus? Do you hear it during daytime?

[@PatrikRasch]

@@crawltochina Hey! I think I've been somewhat fortunate and don't have a bad case of tinnitus. On rare occasions I'll hear it during daytime, but I have to actively tune into it to find it. I do wear a ton of noise cancelling headphones though, which makes it quite obvious throughout most of my day. It felt horrible for the first few months if not for the first couple of years, but now, 5-6 years later, I don't mind it much. Acceptance really helped. Though, there are some companies working on finding cures for tinnitus and regrowing the tiny hearing hairs we've got in our inner ears. A big one recently just seemed to have failed (Frequency Therapeutics), which was sad, but they had promising results for a while! I have hopes that we might have a fix within the next 10-20 years.

[@glenh2752]

Just wanna say thanks to R2-D2 for putting this together.

[@redwhidy2046]

😂😂😂 that just cracked me up

[@kairohnwalker]

Underrated comment lol

[@phoenix57floyd]

😆

[@germanff]

AHAHAHAH

[@SuperShaka71]

I literally laughed out loud at this

[@CynicSnacks]

I used to work as a Videographer and filmed live bands playing sets at music festivals. I never used to wear ear protection, because I was young, dumb and thought I was invincible. This is the biggest regret of my life. I’ve been living with an intense ringing, two separate high frequencies (one in each ear) constantly all day. Sometimes, about once a week, I’ll awaken for no reason at around 3/4am and won’t be able to get back to sleep because I’m so aware of the ringing noise. I really think all of us tinnitus sufferers should put together our own fund to give a budget to some young talented researchers/doctors who can do more extensive tests and try to discover a treatment faster. There are millions of us, and I know that I’d be willing to donate monthly to this research. Let’s actually get something done about this.

[@monotonecthulhu6709]

I got mine from constant ear infections or the corrective surgery to make them stop when I was a little kid. I always thought everyone heard the ringing until I was out of high school. Luckily I found out it's not normal, so I take extra steps to protect my hearing, since it is still perfect, just ringing when it is quiet.

[@gabrieljensen8018]

im actually about to cry, i was born with mine, i have just figured it out today. ive figured out why i cant sleep, why silenceisnt a thing... our world is always noisy

[@chiranjeevipramodhr3661]

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[@Xhoven]

Have you tried using a sound therapy machine to help you sleep? I have an iHome Zenergy to help me sleep, the setting which sounds like rain is the one that covers my tinnitus the best. I have also heard good things about Oasis sound machines.

[@moeron60]

The jamband scene? You ever video moe.?

[@richardsorensen4163]

This works really well. My tinnitus often occurs accompanied with a strange pressure in my ears, and this recording actually helps with the pressure, and not just the ringing like when using white noise machines. For some reason, the ringing, and the pressure just got really bad in the past 20 minutes, and that's how I ended up here. This truly is a relief, so thanks to this channel.

[@A-RonHubbard]

I have the pressure thing too. Even before the ringing started, my right ear felt "full" compared to the left ear for years. Also my ears had been hyper sensitive since I was a kid. Like when sitting at a red light with the windows down - a car would pull up beside us and I could sometimes hear the brakes like chalk on a chalkboard, or a knife on the plate. I wonder if I've always been destined for hearing loss. Is it genetic? Or something I've done?

[@richardsorensen4163]

@@A-RonHubbard My ears have always rung since I was a kid. I didn't even know it wasn't totally normal until I was a teen. It's gotten worse with age, but not unmanageable. I don't notice most of the time, but certain environmental things will set it off, like changes in air pressure.

[@kowalskaanna8922]

This helped, I could finally focus on sounds outside of my head, I felt immediately something like massage for my ears, and sounds are getting less and less disturbing, thank you

[@jbdarr604]

I thank God that even tho I have this constant ringing in my ears, I can still hear birds sing, the voice of my children, music, and all the other sounds on Earth. I am not deaf and live in a constant world of silence. ✨❤️✨ May you all find peace with this ringing. I know it is difficult and at times breaks our spirit, but I am grateful that I can still hear. This helps me to cope.

[@soulafdark349]

This is really one of the best comments

[@hongryyy3303]

keep it up my king 👑

[@utkarshshrivastava7969]

Thanks Brother you Helped Me a lot through your Comment. It makes me Feel Like There's hope that Someday My Ear Will Stop Ringing. And if that dose not Come true Then Pheraps In the Next.

[@jvdh_]

Even the deaf can "hear" tinnitus, since it's in the brain.

[@hippiekitten420]

you are so right! my grandmother, uncle, and late grandfather were all deaf! sign language is my first language, english second! despite the constant ringing, i absolutely LIVE for music!!! thank you for reminding me how close i am to true silence, that i never want to experience!!! peace and love to you

[@kai12490]

I know these messages aren't specifally for me but thank you everyone for all the great messages, it really makes be happy knowing i'm not alone in this.

[@bobdigi500]

Theres plenty of us.

[@missmcphee8859]

I had a bout of tinnitus for 3 months a few years ago and it's shocking how incredibly frustrating and overwhelming it feels to never hear silence. It literally came out of nowhere one Sunday afternoon, I kept thinking that a socket had a power/ electrical problem but I went around my whole room and it was everywhere and Loud. So loud it would be on par with train noises when I used to sit down and during conversations with people. I'm so thankful that it went away (gradually) to just normal background noise. This video really helped mask the ringing and I do count it as a form of therapy in a way, as it really helped me cope. I hope everyone else find the peace and relief they are looking for. To some, just know it can actually go away in time so don't immediately panic! Give it a bit of time, mine came all of a sudden and then gradually went away for no apparent reason, so you always have that hope.

[@positive_hassan8252]

For everyone here , You're not alone , we're all together in this , Keep going and one day will be relieved🙏

[@adamzaidi1748]

I just simply came on here to say to anyone who is new to suffering with tinnitus. I have been suffering with tinnitus for about five years now. It had me in some very dark places at first ,but eventually you will just accept it, it will finally fade off into the background. It will always be there ,but you'll get used to it so just stay strong and don't give up. It's not easy ,but things will get better in time. Trust me it did for me.

[@mikebarker6979]

Thank you Adam☺

[@sarahsugarbritches319]

Yes I need to read this right now, thank you

[@justcandace5701]

Adam Zaidi do you know how meds or surgeries help? I got mine from medication. 10 months now but not sure how or if it's permanent? Take Care!

[@LilithsPrey]

❤️

[@liquid1292]

Tinnitus can go away and can be cured with proper methods. Don't spread stupid shit like "it'll always be there", because that is simply not true. Go and see this channel, get some help and fight to get better: kzbin.info/door/P0pfmXnI8hMnXP52Eg2pEg

[@AntwhaleNearfar]

This sounds like R2D2 frying some bacon while talking to himself.

[@suparcamel5852]

thanks for the good visual idea

[@tdmunch]

I’ll never know if this video works bc I think of this comment and die laughing every fifth beep.

[@slm3433]

Had me giggling

[@donnajk4423]

😂🤣😂 this thread has really cheered me up. After spending the morning with a self opinionated audiologist. Who wouldn’t listen to me 👂🏻 Thankyou. 👍🏻

[@mlegacy24]

Y.T. Sobriquet 🤣🤣🤣

[@andynitro]

Wow! I didn't expect but it really works! After 20 minutes I unplugged my earbuds and most of my T is gone. So I'll keep on listening to this. Kudos to creators of this remedy!

[@Jendrej96]

You know what? I can't get over how much everyone here supports each other. Someone suggested here (I'm guessing jokingly) that it would be a good idea to organize a party with tinnitus masking sounds. It would be a pleasure to party with you. I also struggle with tinnitus. In addition, for me, it is also associated with plugging ears and hyperacusis. I do research, avoid noise, take steroid drugs, herbs etc. Sometimes it's better, sometimes it's worse. Recently, I have also started listening to tinnitus maskers like this one. Ps. Great sounds

[@EmperorDank]

Its not often i say this unironically but this comment section is amazing

[@farhanmahtab6639]

Being born with tinnitus made me realize how we should never take even the smallest thing like having the ability to hear nothing for granted. Some of us would give anything to hear silence.

[@VickiTakacs.]

This video hurts my ears and is annoying.

[@merissagermainesantana8570]

While this is annoying to some this is actually soothing for me. Thank you for this

[@cherrymydear]

Merissa Santana for me it sounds exactly the same as what i hear in my right ear, but it hurts my left

[@someone-nv6el]

@@VickiTakacs. You dont know what its like stfu

[@mitalig222]

Omg... you born with tinnitus... sorry🙁 Why does this shit thing exist😥

[@johnwhitaker545]

I can’t even begin to thank you. At first I thought it sounded ridiculous but… I’ve had tinnitus for years and just recently it started getting louder. After listening to this once I’m almost in tears. It’s not total silence but significantly quieter. I can actually focus. I shit you not, this is amazing!!

[@annieproud4697]

Same soon as I started listening I thought what is this I came to shut it off and for some reason I thought I’ll listen abit more and know I’m prepared to listen all the video

[@JohnHWelch63]

Does anyone remember when you could lay in bed at night when it was quiet and enjoy the ambient sounds outside. It’s been over 40 years since I could do that, but I remember how enjoyable it was.

[@annieproud4697]

My goodness that’s along time and they still don’t have a cure

[@lorettathompson2401]

OMG....I am so appreciating the internet and KZbin right now. I just found a whole community of people with this crazy ear ringing and finally found something to give me some peace!

[@angelafares4020]

@Bella Sandra Hi, Sandra. Thank you for the suggestion. I was googling "lime orange acawu abime" and found nothing about it. What is it, exactly? Where can I find it here in the US?

[@angelafares4020]

@Bella Sandra Thank you so much, Bella. Can you send them through here?

[@jazminb7368]

Omg I'm crying.. this is the first time in a year I've been able to hear normally.. I don't hear my tinnitus.. omg..

[@doctorroysmith8408]

How

[@jazminb7368]

@@doctorroysmith8408 I listened for a bit, then my ears felt more normal

[@Bertminator]

@@jazminb7368 how long did it last? still gone today? five days later?

[@jazminb7368]

@@Bertminator sadly no, but it's decreased and when I was listening to the video I couldn't hear it, and a little after I still couldn't hear it. But it slowly came back :P

[@JeremeGreen]

I'm crying right now too

[@basharmahmoud7338]

This is magical! Thank you for the great support. It's really working. Much appreciated ❤❤

[@sergiosilvela4524]

Sufro muchísimo, extraño cada noche el silencio. Este sonido en mínimo volumen me da un alivio tremendo. Muchas gracias y ojalá se nos pase lo más pronto. Saludos desde argentina

[@arthuraugusto2378]

Também manito, saludo desde brazil

[@sergiosilvela4524]

@@arthuraugusto2378 saludos Arthur!!

[@oscarlopez1004]

Como sigues

[@andreatwo1]

Yo después de escucharlo, siento los oídos tapados

[@travelingman9763]

Sounds like E.Ts getting ready to disintegrate me. Beam me up Scotty!

[@MrJoysiq]

Tinnitus sucks but i guess we all have to live with it. Hope everyone is doing well.

[@kinghulkk5143]

Okay so I have a question I been listening to very loud music and my shit won't stop ringing and I keep hearing ringing out of my left ear. Can this go away or no

[@MrJoysiq]

@@kinghulkk5143 go see a doctor please. i have no idea on your condition and any circumstances you may have

[@Alectozere]

@@kinghulkk5143 May be a late response but let me tell you this: Some cases are reversible, some arent. Mine isnt, because I got lots of ear inflammations when I was a kid, maybe yours will be. :-/

[@iuri4086]

sometimes it gets me anxious

[@peaceoff5671]

@@kinghulkk5143 whether it stopped, i was in club yesterday and i constant hear ringing in my ears

[@_thespi6148]

when i was little i thought it was normal having permanent ringing in your ear,,

[@SuppchenMelU]

In our case it is XD

[@clarencecheong906]

Bruh same

[@Cihsacat]

I ask my hubby all the time what actual silence sounds like, his answers are never great though

[@AdrianAngulo-hr9yx]

Same, when I would focus on it it would get annoying so I would play kusic

[@eclapsed]

I had it so bad when I was like 4 I'd have to step outside my house and for somereason just stepping outside would get my mind off it or some and temporarily get rid of it

[@Sysor0]

This helps so much with the unending ringing, bringing it down to a whisper. Thank you for making this!

[@PinkBlanketofficial]

I feel oddly relaxed and calm from many days. It's like my soul is happy. Thank you so muchhh for this amazing sound therapy!

[@pavzeeslots5016]

same here like this ear noise/pressure feeling in my ear and head has gone.. :S weirdly relaxing feeling cant explain it :D

[@vesnarozman5916]

I have tinntus for about 3 years now. During the day it doesn't really bother me, but it can be a huge problem at night when all i wish for is to hear silenece again. Don't give up, it gets easier. Sending love to everyone with tinntus and hope this sound helps them❤️ Update almost one year after: I didn’t expect so much positive reactions to my comment, thank you all❤️ It just feels better to know there are people out there in the world who can emphasize with me.

[@tatexuzumaki]

🙏

[@noahbale8651]

I'm gonna suicide

[@arjunshiralkar7489]

Same

[@shableep]

thanks for this. i needed to hear it. new tinnitus 3 weeks ago.

[@firstfirst1107]

@@noahbale8651 no

[@Carpy_On_Ice]

June 3, 2019. The day I lost silence forever. Never realized how much I took for granted until this fucking ringing started. I would give anything for a cure.

[@brunonoleto007]

The day I lost mine was May 7, 2020.

[@Smalls1]

I feel you :( Mine started early January 2020. It's gotten alot worse since then and now I'm missing words in conversations when it's happens.

[@lagestic5531]

i have had this in both ears since around 2012... i think over time you simply ignore its existence and only haunts you during quiet times naturally, but music and also being someone who falls asleep within 10 seconds to a minute (when tired) is very fortunate... but i agree, i can't even imagine what silence would feel like anymore.

[@davecat66]

Captain Carpenter - Please see my latest comment - good luck.

[@vishnuprasadyallapur5114]

26 September 2020 Fuck bro, I m like let's die, instead of living with heart beat kind sound in my left ear

[@HiperSonic98]

I have suffered from tinnitus all my life, and I really hate it, I am one of the few who has not been able to get used to it, I can only "deal" with it and resign myself. I have never been to a specialist, it is very expensive.

[@epluribusme]

i just started experiencing tinitus a few months ago, this actually brings some relief.

[@davidg.4943]

R2D2, you stared in my favourite movie as a kid, and now you help me with my tinnitus. Thank you, little one.

[@Ark1j]

The Force is with you.

[@latarareed5900]

WOW IS THAT THE PERSON BUTTING THESE THERAPY SOUNDS OUT #WOWWWW IM DIDNT KNO THAT 😲 SHOCKED I WATCH THAT AS A KID TOO..THX FOR SHARING....#WHATABLESSINGS #SOGIFTED

[@latarareed5900]

hacı ali tuncer. NO I HAVENT SEEN. THE RECENT ONES! AND MAY TGE FORCE B WIT U 2!!😊

[@irisschneiderman7784]

Anything that helps!

[@Righteous_Cal101]

David G. 😂😂😂

[@thekatephillips]

This actually helps distract me from my tinnitus! Now I just need something to distract me from this recording…

[@justcandace5701]

Kate Phillips lol l know. Nothing to do while listening to this so I'm scrolling. I got this from medication..

[@seproh0]

LMAO I was thinking the exact same thing. I mean sure the tinnitus is gone while listening to this, but this video itself is even worse.

[@kevinsnel7425]

just do something else like work or a hobby in the meanwhile and put it lower it'ill be worth it

[@seproh0]

@Kevin Snel Started listening to this at very low volume when I go to sleep. Works really well and makes me fall asleep fast.

[@MisteryGanz]

here you go (play these two simultaneously, with the current video at 0.25 speed) kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2bHanqOhcqsptk

[@jamesgrey3320]

It's been two years from now that silence has desappear in my head and i know that i must live the rest of my life with tinnintus ! Tinnintus is like a ghost that appears when you think of him, the best way is to ignore him, he's still around but don't bother you

[@wishingonstarss]

This video deserves millions of likes. This is the only video that has ever helped me so THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

[@RanjitMallik]

People of this comment section is brothers and sisters from different mothers. ❤️

[@laurisanarciso3568]

We are all together in this "invisible" battle together! ❤

[@DrNooooooo]

Oh my God this really helps. Was laying in bed about to have a panic attack about the ringing becoming unbearable and remembered I had bookmarked this to look at later. Almost instantly I felt a weight lifted. Just wow

[@naynay7774]

felt this comment on a spiritual level

[@1mrstutt]

This is the best video to actually completely mask my own tinnitus. Such a relief! Thank you for sharing!

[@waynehawthorne4976]

Seventy years ago I asked my Mother "what is that sound I hear when there is nobody around and nothing happening?" She informed me that I was hearing the sound of silence. So, I just ignore it and lip read. But giving this clip a try.

[@NotJustAnotherWizard]

22 years old with severe tinnitus in my left ear and moderate in my right. It's difficult to explain to people who don't battle this condition just how annoying it can be. I am at the point now co-workers notice me turning my head to be able to hear things. My left ear frequently tunes out people speaking. Found this video today, and as nice as the sounds are, more so I am enjoying reading the comments. Good luck to all of you and I hope you make the best of everything. I am grateful to have tinnitus. It has helped me appreciate my hearing in general. Hope you all enjoy your week and these wonderful robotic chirps of relief.

[@mikewalker2531]

Yup certain tones or even a voice direction not at you and it is just garbled. I have to tell my wife a lot d loss constantly to look at me when they talk.

[@pottysingh9300]

Really sorry to hear that, How did your tinnitus happen?

[@baguetteman7250]

I'm in tears.I've had tinnitus for 2 years.I belive I got it because of the water,I really liked to swim underwater and I did it a lot,and that made it appear.I went to so many doctors,but they couldn't help because there was nothing wrong with my hearing or anything at all.I just gave up at one point and I got used to it.Never thought it would go away but this really helps,and for a little while,I could finally hear silence again.I would definetly recommend to you guys out there with the same problem: Sleep.A lot. Like A LOT. Because the lack of sleep does affect tinnitus,and try not to concentrate on the ringing because it makes it worse.I'm wishing everyone the best,hope it will be over soon!

[@firstfiveminutes9811]

Your attempt at grammar is good but....

[@baguetteman7250]

@@firstfiveminutes9811 sorry for my bed england

[@jennieakins1855]

@@baguetteman7250 your english fine, Im glad you find comfort in this video

[@firstfiveminutes9811]

I liked your story

[@dreamlove9596]

@@firstfiveminutes9811 It was completely unnecessary for you to comment as you did. Everyone here is seeking relief and it seems tinnitus can be anxiety induced so were you helping or hurting? If you're not helping, why comment? You didn't even explain why the grammar was wrong. That was being rude and maybe if you work on that negative behavior, your own tinnitus will go away.

[@joshctaylor]

Hope everyone is doing ok - thinking of everyone listening to this and I hope you sleep well