Tinnisoothe - an ambient tinnitus relief device worn around the neck.

This masking device is worn around the neck keeping the ears clear and free, and helps you habituate especially during the initial phases of tinnitus. For a ten percent discount please click on this link: www.tinnisoothe... and at the checkout enter the code: JULIAN10

[@darylsobey6947]

Hi Julian. I really wanted to reach out. Express my gratitude. I’m currently enjoying no distress.i have done biodynamic cranial therapy. diet change Body-based activities, anxiety reduction And maskers and so much more.your kind manner especially at the start of my journey was invaluable. I feel very fortunate that I come across you and your wise direction.thank you Daryl

[@JulianCowanHill]

Really glad to hear you are doing well. Good for you. A pleasure to help. It is very rewarding helping people get better. Wishing you a steady on-going recovery. Best wishes Julian

[@walterpiquinela798]

Hola Julian, soy Walter Piquinela de Uruguay, me interesa tu nuevo producto, si podes cuéntame como hago para adquirirlo desde acá. Abrazo

[@markworley1513]

I've got tinnitus since fed. It's feels ok but it's feels a bit different later in the evening.

[@kaylasoccer7840]

When will this product be available in the U.S.? Alternatively, if I order it to ship to a friend in the UK, what is the wait time for delivery? Thanks.

[@TinniSoothe-Tinnitus-Relief]

Hi Kayla, As we are a class 1 medical device, we do not yet have approval to distribute in the US. We can currently ship to addresses in the UK & EU though. Current orders will be delivered late June. Best regards, Team TinniSoothe

[@drb996]

370 quid?

[@mukeshn3133]

I got my tinnitus in 2022 oct and i had spike for 10 days they its more like i only hear them in very quiet place and in 2023 nov had one lasted like 15 days and went back to baseline. Now i am having one lasting for almost a month now. I am worried will it return back to baseline???. How long these spikes can last. And i also want to mention that my spike was not like constant high it’s fluctuating in a single day and for month now. Sometimes medium sometimes i only hear when i notice and sometimes loud. Will this end and get back to stable??

[@khiosimaa8852]

Hi, Julian. Glad i found your YT Channel. I have somatic tinnitus which can be increase with my eye moves, jaw clench or muschle tension and anxiety attacks (cause i squueze my muscles when i have panic attack or anxiety). I have TMJ so i always clench my jaw and teeths badly 7/24. I hope i will be free of T. Thank u for givin me hope. Also i have no problem with hearing i have only T for 2 years on both side. I read an article, one woman has a T (T is responsive with her eye moves) also she has a hearing problem and this woman does eye exercise everyday sometimes her T spikes but than after 1 month she got better due to everyday eye exercise! Did u know that? If you want to read that article which i found on online that was really long detailed experiment i can send you link. i am really curious what will you think about that experiment. Thank you!

[@adriaoliveras9681]

Julian tienes que hacer otro libro esplicando como hiciste para dormir y no volverte loco .Mi sistema nervioso esta conectado 24h .como puedo dormir sin despertarme por cualquier ruido😢❤

[@franciscomanfuert2211]

Hola Liam. Tengo tinnitus severo hace más de un año. Amo la música y ensayar en salas. Mi consulta es ¿podré volver a hacer lo que amo? Tengo miedo de que empeore o no se vaya nunca

[@Victor-vs3nw]

Hola Francisco! Ya no podrás hacer música nunca mas! Jajajaja ntc, cómo crees!! muchísimos músicos, productores e ingenieros de audio tienen tinnitus. No dejes que el miedo se meta a tus pensamientos, puedes mejorar. Yo se que puede ser muy molesto pero recuerda que hay muchas formas de reducir el tinnitus. Sabemos que la intensidad puede dispararse por el sistema nervioso. 1. Meditación, yoga, taichi ayudan muchísimo. 2. Evitar el estrés. Reducir cafeína y nicotina. 3. Hacer algún tipo de terapia que recomienda Liam por ejemplo. Recuerda usar protección auditiva en lugares con sonido fuerte y evitar el uso de airpods a volúmenes fuertes. Estarás bien amigo! Mucha suerte

[@franciscomanfuert2211]

Muchas gracias por tu mensaje de esperanza Víctor. La verdad que aveces se hace difícil y más cuando tu pasión se ve amenazada por acufenos. Pero como decís vos, hay mucha gente con este problema y puede seguir adelante. Voy a volver a los ensayos, con miedo o sin miedo ahí estaré

[@JulianCowanHill]

Hola soy Julian. Si puedes mejorar. Ayuda muchos músicos salir del estado de luchar o huir y recomiendo que empiezas con terapias como la terapia Craneosacral u otras terapías corporales y que practicas yoga o Tai Chi. Si entiendes inglés puedes descargar mi aplicación www.quietenapp.com yo recomiendo que veas todos los vídeos en la sección llamada "First Things First." Cuanto más te enfoques en bienestar cuanto más va a bajar los acúfenos. Es un síntoma muy conectado con el nivel de estrés y por eso lo llamo un sonómetro. He trabajado con muchos músicos y ya han vuelto a la vida de la música. Por favor lee mi libro en español y te puede ayudar a sanar: www.amazon.co.uk/Tinnitus-Tirano-Amigo-liberarse-ruido/dp/B0B6L76Q2T/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?crid=7S7YCRTKUPPH&keywords=julian+cowan+hill+amigo&qid=1706787990&sprefix=%2Caps%2C64&sr=8-1-fkmr0

[@adriaoliveras9681]

Hola Julian ,estoy enfadada contigo ,pues compre tu libro estaba ilusionada y contenta prnsando que avia encontrado el camino para sanar .por que no dices en los videos que si tienes sordera parcial no compremos el libro pued no tenemos esperanza .estoy tan asustada .mi vida esta acabada no puedo dormir

[@JulianCowanHill]

No entiendo como mi sordera cambia la situation. Puedes sanar con buena audición y con sordera. Saludos Julian

[@adriaoliveras9681]

Julián gracias por responder.pero no entiendo tu respuesta .dices que puedo curar?

[@adriaoliveras9681]

En tonces la página 67 l a entiendo mal?

[@JulianCowanHill]

Si. Siempre se puede curar. Hay que hacer trabajo y entender como funciona este sintoma pero si se puede mejorar. Saludos Julian www.amazon.co.uk/Tinnitus-Tirano-Amigo-liberarse-ruido/dp/B0B6L76Q2T/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?crid=7S7YCRTKUPPH&keywords=julian+cowan+hill+amigo&qid=1706787990&sprefix=%2Caps%2C64&sr=8-1-fkmr0

[@adriaoliveras9681]

Gracias ,Julian eres un Ángel ❤

[@braydenmurrah1042]

Hi Julian, I recently got tinnitus and am still figuring out what to do by watching your videos. I am a musician and love making music. Would you recommend stopping music while this heals? I am trying sound therapy and mental reset right now and for the next few months. Your response would mean a lot to me. Thanks,

[@JulianCowanHill]

I don't recommend stopping music. Music is one of the best maskers on the planet and if you love making it, it is good for focusing your hearing. BUT you need to stay within your comfort zone as far as loudness is concerned. Please get good musician's earplugs that are tailor made for you. I have worked with many musician's over the years and suggest you contact me for an online session on [e-mail] and we can talk this through in detail. In the meantime please download my app www.quietenapp.com and work your way through the First Things First section. Look forward to working with you, best wishes Julian

[@XyrusMontemayor]

Is your tinnitus really gone sir julian? by the way ive always watch your videos and your an inspiration, we have a group called tinnitus family base in the phillipines and im introducing you to all of my fellows to enable them coup with tinnitus

[@JulianCowanHill]

Yes my tinnitus has gone. I wrote a book called the "Long Tide to Silence" on Amazon which traces this gruelling journey to recovery. You may wish to share my app with your group called www.quietenapp.com This is where I put all my latest information. If you become a subscriber then you're welcome to come along to my question and answer sessions every two weeks. If there are a lot of you then I can organise the session in the morning in the UK which would fit in with your afternoon evening time difference. Hope this helps and wish you all a steady recovery. Best wishes Julian

[@XyrusMontemayor]

@@JulianCowanHill thank you very much sir Julian, your reply is very much appreciated. Im a subscriber and always looking forward to your updates

[@mariadelcarmengardonarodri8534]

Me alegra mucho que ayude usted a las personas con este síntoma, pero por humanidad puede traducir en español, gracias

[@JulianCowanHill]

Es bastante fácil. Haz clic en el enlace CC por debajo de los vídeos y puedes seleccionar subtítulos en español. Espero que te ayuden. Saludos Julian

[@mariadelcarmengardonarodri8534]

@@JulianCowanHill gracias muchas gracias

[@jasminkavas5497]

@JulianCowanHill ich hab me eine frage 🙈 ist ihre app auf Englisch oder gibt es eine Möglichkeit ihre videos auch ins deutsche zu übersetzen zu lassen? Liebe Grüße jasmin ❤ und danke für ihre tollen videos 😊

[@JulianCowanHill]

Es tut mir leid, aber meine Videos sind auf Englisch. Aber wenn sie zu KZbin gehts, dann kannst du die Sprache wählen. Drücken Sie die CC Taste bitte.

[@jasminkavas5497]

@@JulianCowanHill das heißt, ihre Videos in ihrer App sind auch alle in ihrem KZbin Kanal zu finden? 🤔 Hier in KZbin lasse ich es übersetzen, mir ging es um die App zum downloaden von ihnen, wie da die Sprache ist 😊 Liebe Grüße

[@JulianCowanHill]

I put my new videos on my app. You Tube has my old videos.

[@8darill0diggzon89]

Alles auf englisch habe die app​ da sind andere videos als hier @@jasminkavas5497

[@hmm_los]

Hi Julian, firstly, thank you for all of the resources on your channel. I’m a 32 year old male, since Friday, I’ve had (what I believe) an onset of tinnitus in my right ear. Initially I panicked very badly but went away for the bank holiday and spent time with friends during the day and I didn’t notice it at all. Only back in the evening but it was slightly lower. Can I ask you if you’ve worked with clients where tinnitus comes in bouts? Can it come and go? As you say, I’ve stopped looking online as everybody almost says this is for life and that does petrify me.

[@JulianCowanHill]

It is not for life. In the settling phase tinnitus goes up and down commonly but overall it goes down if you follow the advice on my app www.quietenapp.com Then in the abatement phase it goes quiet. Watch the video on the two stages of getting better on my app in the First Things First Section and you will see that this is common. Hope this helps. Best wishes, Julian

[@hmm_los]

@@JulianCowanHill thanks, Julian. Really appreciate you taking the time to reply. I’m also looking at my workout routine. For the past 2 x months, I’ve focused a lot on high intensity cardio for multiple days, followed by a desk job. I’m looking to incorporate more yoga and Pilates into my routine. I’m conscious I don’t want to change my life though and continue as per normal.

[@adriaoliveras9681]

Julian ,gracias por contestarme ,quieres decir que la pagina 67 de tu libro la entiendo mal ?me lo puedes esplicar?gracies ❤

[@JulianCowanHill]

Puedes mandarme más información o una grabación a mi whatsapp [phone]. No ne oído de esto antes. Gracias, Julian

[@budgejudge5245]

Hi Julian. I have sudden hearing loss in one ear because of Mcas, due to a lot of stress I got tinnitus a few weeks later. I'm getting a hearing aid in a couple of weeks, do you think it will help take the tinnitus away?

[@JulianCowanHill]

If it helps your hearing settle and you feel more comfortable then yes.

[@Kholloway0625]

Hi Mr. Julian. How can we get in touch with you? I have some personal questions.

[@JulianCowanHill]

Please send an email to: [e-mail] Thanks.

[@leonmcclusky8180]

I don't see any link.

[@JulianCowanHill]

For a ten percent discount please click on this link: www.tinnisoothe.com and at the checkout enter the code: JULIAN10

[@Serialcrasher]

But people around/close to you might also hear the sound of the device ?

[@TinniSoothe-Tinnitus-Relief]

Hi - that's a common question we get. It’s unlikely anyone else will notice. Firstly, they can’t see the device which reduces awareness. Secondly, the subtle sound is channelled towards the user’s ears. And finally, most users only need low to moderate volume, which isn’t noticeable to others. In trials, most users found that friends, family and colleagues didn’t hear the device at all, unless they pointed it out. And if they did, it didn’t bother them.

[@Ivy285]

Julian, I already had tinnitus but it became reactive and much worse in my left ear a little over a month ago from an antibiotic. Is there hope even if tinnitus is reactive?

[@Victor-vs3nw]

U’ll be fine! I had reactive tinnitus for over a year. It went away by its own. I guess not paying that much attention helped a lot

[@photosbycarmenkc3509]

I had the same issue. It was bearable before I took an antibiotic, which was prescribed by the doctor. Now I feel like my head is ringing.

[@SwaroopAlwar]

Iam in Bengaluru how can I get it

[@JulianCowanHill]

tinnisoothe.com

[@JordanFavazzaView]

Does it emit, emf radiation around the neck, that sounds like it could make the lymph nodes worse?

[@TinniSoothe-Tinnitus-Relief]

Hi Jordan, Thanks for the interest. TinniSoothe is a Class 1 medical device and has been fully EMC tested per UK & EU regulations.

[@Julianvanderheijden]

Although tinnitus is real. It “sounds” like you have a problem or 2 more..

[@JigsawPuzzleConnection]

Is this a 5G device that would be harmful? What kind of device would I be wearing?

[@shelkatz]

Airpods can do the same thing and I already own them. Six years ago, when I got tinnitus, I used airpods all the time to mask the sound. If I had to be in a meeting, I left one in my ear.

[@stv-ec8bj]

you said u used to use airpods, did u stop using them? what u use now? do you recommend someone with tinnitus getting airpods? and what exact setting did u use on airpods for help

[@TinniSoothe-Tinnitus-Relief]

Hi, This is one of our commonly asked questions and we refer to it in our FAQ's: TinniSoothe has been designed to fit with your busy life and to provide a continuous source of white noise. It’s always there when you need it, day and night at a consistent distance from your ears to facilitate habituation. There’s no messing around switching phone apps on and off, or putting earphones in and out throughout the day. This all just reminds you of your tinnitus. TinniSoothe is your constant companion for tinnitus relief. You put it on in the morning and dock it at night. That’s it.

[@Lekan-l3x]

@@TinniSoothe-Tinnitus-Reliefhi I recently came across this page. Just a quick question when I buy this can others also hear the masking sound so it dosent annoy other people when I’m in a room with them

[@TinniSoothe-Tinnitus-Relief]

@@Lekan-l3x Hi, This is one of our commonly asked questions and we refer to it in our FAQ's: TinniSoothe has been designed to fit with your busy life and to provide a continuous source of white noise. It’s always there when you need it, day and night at a consistent distance from your ears to facilitate habituation. There’s no messing around switching phone apps on and off, or putting maskers or earphones in and out throughout the day. This all just reminds you of your tinnitus. TinniSoothe is your constant companion for tinnitus relief. You put it on in the morning and dock it at night. That’s it.

[@colecrew5]

Disappointing to see right on the home page that there is no cure. Opposite of what you teach.

[@TinniSoothe-Tinnitus-Relief]

Hi, just to clarify that this strapline was a decision by us at TinniSoothe. Julian actually gave the same feedback when I spoke to him (I'm Howard, the founder). We really wanted to be a company that didn't make false promises to people in a space where there are a lot of scams. But we have happily taken the feedback and we'll see if there is an alternative to use 🙂. All the best, Howard

[@SwaroopAlwar]

Strggling a lot. tried so many treatments alopathy ayurvedic homeopathi. allin vein

[@JulianCowanHill]

Getting better is not a quick fix but a steady combination of: 1. understanding how tinnitus works 2. therapy to help calm the nervous system and come out of fight or flight 3. learning to shift the focus from hearing into something calming and body-based such as the yawning face massage or the boatmast meditation which you can find on my app. Please download my app www.quietenapp.com and work your way through the first things first section and practice the boatmast meditation and the yawning and face massage a few times every day. Also please find a good body-based practitioner who can help free up and ease your upper body, in particular your face, jaw, neck, ears and shoulder area. I hope this helps. If you would like help to talk this through in more detail please email me on [e-mail] Best wishes Julian