Renowned Brain Scientist Talks Tinnitus Treatment | Dr. David Eagleman of Neosensory Duo

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This interview with Dr. David Eagleman, CEO of Neosensory, will present a complete guide to the new Neosensory Duo device for tinnitus. We will explain how neuroscientists and researchers have developed new tinnitus treatments. Can bi-modal stimulation reduce tinnitus? Let's find out.
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[@treblehealth]

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[@bw655]

Hey Doctor! Im very glad that you were able to conduct an interview with Dr Eagleman! Its very clear that Dr.Eagleman knows his stuff and I think that this interview helps to lend credibility to the Neosensory device.

[@rysteph51008]

Great questions you had for Dr. Eagleman!

[@cathywilliams2830]

Thank you so very much. Dr. Thompson, for this interview. I'm just beginning my Neo-Sensory treatment and three days in ... Listening to Dr. Eagleman explain how it works is so beneficial. I am keeping my fingers crossed.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks! Glad that I am helping you

[@sakenu16]

Is it working? Are you seeing benefits and what other steps are you doing besides the NeoSensory Duo?

[@mikeszwedo193]

A real demonstration of the product would be nice.

[@sakenu16]

Also whether it matters which wrist to use it on.

[@StarHarvestOfficial]

You can check out the Neosensory KZbin channel for a full product demo.

[@garnerjazz58]

This rents for $250 per month. After 30 days you can return it for a refund, or you can rent for another month. Two months is the recommended treatment length and then return the device. If you like you can purchase at that point; the total purchase price was about $800 if I recall correctly that is inclusive of the two months rent. In my case it helped and if you have the means it is worth trying.

[@bluemidnight5926]

Really? If you had to score this on effectiveness from 1-10 how would you score it? And if you dont mind my asking, how did you get tinnitus and what kind is it (screeching, crickets, high low?)

[@itsjustadream8183]

Great Interview! You think its possible to get an interview maybe some time with a member from otonomy?

[@treblehealth]

Good idea. Will reach out to them.

[@grandpaguts5487]

Thank you Dr. Thompson for a very informative interview. I look forward to your next interview with Dr. Eagleman. I hope he will have published research to review at that time. My questions are, why do we need to rely on data from the very subjective TFI survey? Isn't there a scientific test that measures and provides more accurate data on the pitch and db levels of our tinnitus so we can say that the db level has been reduced by xdecibels or the pitch has changed xhertz?

[@sakenu16]

Think to track sound levels of tinnitus is hard. What some may feel is loud may not be for others, So it is subjective. Also the sound is not really in ear but sort of like a signal from brain that can’t be capture hence subjective. Otherwise ENTs would be able to monitor and still see an issue. Which makes solving this problem even harder because it is like looking for a solution to a problem you can’t see or hear to.

[@treblehealth]

You're welcome. The TFI & THI are the best tinnitus measurement tools at this time. No objective tests yet. Pitch and loudness does not correlate to tinnitus distress.

[@johnbrown4568]

Thank you Dr. Eagleman and Dr. Thompson for your expertise and compassion for tinnitus patients.

[@treblehealth]

Thank you. Glad that you liked the Video

[@sakenu16]

@@treblehealth Dr Ben, do you know if it matters on which wrist? also is company thinking of creating a band like to use on apple watch? Think a partnership with apple on their watch would give it more recognition and bring in more validity to the product as well as possibly more research.

[@effesse1000]

When it will be available in Europe?

[@sakenu16]

couldn’t there be an app created with apple watch and the haptic feedback and do it through it that way too?

[@swapnilbhat2929]

Can it help for hyperacusis

[@alaricster]

Can I get the Neosensory Duo in the UK?

[@lawrenceanastasi9370]

Great interview! thanks

[@treblehealth]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@donaldstokes.3014]

Great interview,I wonder when will the device be available in the UK?

[@1dluep]

I hope this works, I have been doing this for a hour a day for a month now, sadly my Tinnitus still screeches 24/7

[@pinchevulpes]

How did it go Don? Thanks

[@saffronwetter7944]

Don loud buzzing 24-7 11 years this passing December.

[@karldalton1420]

Might the brain habituate to the sensory input on the wrist and cease to benefit/progress eventually?

[@StarHarvestOfficial]

It doesn't really seem like it. No more likely than getting completely "used" to tinnitus. If it's there your brain is going to notice it.

[@JSDJerry]

Interesting and informative interview. I have few questions. Why not show the data? Was there an independent review of company data? Has any of this been published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal? Businesses, e.g., healthcare products, are always touting the effectiveness of their products because one of their primary interests is making money/ I have tinnitus and would love a product that works. I just want to see the "facts." and make sure hey are empiical and unbiased. Thanks.

[@JSDJerry]

No comment or thumbs up or down? Is the question not clear?

[@dalydaly]

I asked for research studies on their product and was told they are working on it. I asked for a list of audiologists backing up their statement “Developed by neuroscientists, Trusted by audiologists.” The list of trusted audiologists stands at two. Ben Thompson and Kevin Liebe. I gave it a try and my tinnitus spiked during the weeks I used it, which is why I reached out to them and asked about research, etc. Perhaps it works, but it seems far too early to introduce to people struggling with tinnitus, with the claim, “Finally, Peace.”

[@JSDJerry]

@@dalydaly which is why I can’t understand why Ben didn’t ask these questions and I am disappointed in him. I was a scientist before I retired. I know how test a scientific hypothesis. I know how to collect unbiased data. I’m sad that the neuroscientist in the video is hawking his product without showing the data. if you find Something that works, let me know. I’ll do the same for you.

[@utadaboy15]

They were supposed to have published their data in June in a journal. It's now September. You do the math... doesn't look good.

[@utadaboy15]

I tried it for 4 weeks with no noticable cumulative benefit.

[@mikescalise8380]

I have a Neosensory system I bought, and I've used it a lot, unfortunately it does not work for me. I need my hearing restored to reduce my tinnitus. I will sell my Buzz Band and accessories for half of what I paid for it if anyone is interested.

[@cursedmonkey1033]

Hello. Is the Duo available outside the US, Please? I'm in New Zealand. Thank you.

[@angelfernandez2616]

Hi, is it possible to buy this device in Europe, Spain?

[@fabiopacheco5987]

Hola Ángel, tienes acúfenos? De donde eres, yo de Valencia.

[@beathorne4607]

I have no hearing loss and meds could have caused an allergic reaction that has caused my t s it a possibility this could help?

[@gerrybuono7835]

What if you have high frequency hearing loss and can’t hear the tones?

[@schwarzgreg]

Awesome interview. Question: Knowing we all habituate in different ways over time and usually do show a TFI score improvement over time, did the Duo show a statistically significant improvement in TFI score vs a control group that didn't use the Duo? If data not yet available, when will it be?

[@treblehealth]

Neosensory peer-reviewed data planning to be available by end of 2021.

[@yan.l.1092]

Dr Thompson, I heard a French specialist saying that 100% of tinitus are due to hearing loss or hidden hearing loss. What can you say about that?

[@jordanbourahli8961]

hes so wrong

[@syedshah2569]

Much much valuable information.love from Pakistan

[@LeoTopol]

It's a shame that more people didn't watch this...

[@AARONDAVIDGLEASON]

Ben, weird question here. Is working out with Tinnitus a good idea? Is more pressure in my face, more blood to my head going to hurt me more? When I tilt my head down , I DO hear it more. Thoughts?

[@shivamagrawal162]

I would say, stick to cardio if you are a beginner. Avoid exercises which involve jerks to head like crunches.

[@TheMarkshom]

Fantastic interview! Great timing for me, my duo is supposed to arrive today. Dr. Thompson , great questions. Dr. Eagleman, you are awesome! You had such down to earth answers, easy to understand and I never felt like you were pitching sales. I am so excited to be a part of your team along with Dr Thompson. Important to me.... I asked the question to your support team about wearing the device through out the day and they said that it was not really necessary.. It sounded like a good recommendation from your interview. THANK YOU BOTH, loved that interview.

[@treblehealth]

Thank you so much Mark! Glad that you liked the Video

[@iqbalbaloch555]

@@treblehealth Dear Dr Ben when u will make the video on topic "VAGUS NERVE AND TINNITUS "

[@sakenu16]

Any updates on how treatment is going?

[@iqbalbaloch555]

@@sakenu16 I am OK and my sleep is super OK. Dr Ben is a gift of God,,,, FOLLOW HIM

[@sakenu16]

@@iqbalbaloch555 Thanks but I meant the question to Mark Shom who said they were testing the Neosensory device. Wanted to know if it made a difference on the tinnitus. A few people posted they were trying it but bo follow up on how they were doing.

[@maurakennedy5952]

Can I get this in Dublin in Ireland why do doctors tell people that you have to live with this I'm wearing hearing aids has that got anything to do with my problem I'm hearing music after I wake up in the morning thanks for video very interesting

[@treblehealth]

Hey Maura, Neosensory currently only ships to the United States. You can check out their website to learn more about the product.

[@jupyjones4823]

I'm in the UK.. I got so excited but they don't ship here

[@utadaboy15]

Try Lenire

[@bluemidnight5926]

@@utadaboy15 I live in the US and I wish I could try Lenire. I'll give this one a go though.

[@gabrielobrien8850]

Hon the Irish I'm Irish and big fan of yours David

[@brunocostabile8975]

Whiplash caused mine. Sorry but there is no cure.. no resolve. The sound does not leave. trying to deal with it.. and forget it.

[@tracyhughes5092]

This likely only works for hearing loss. 😮

[@utadaboy15]

I tried this for 4 weeks and it had no cumulative beneficial effect for me. I'm concerned this company is purposely withholding their trial data and trying to make a buck on pretty desperate people.

[@karupan3129]

How are u now, what caused tinnitus for u

[@swapnilbhat2929]

Hyperacusis cure