Tinnitus Flicker: High Range Noise Masking for Relief

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[@gtrtrailrunner21]

This one’s great. Right on my wavelength!

[@Drummer-cm8nd]

You and another channel have given me hope and relief. It's my prayer that doctors and scientists can find a viable treatment or cure. May God bring peace to everyone who is suffering here.

[@vanessaarroyo7751]

I have found a match. This soft crickets with other lovely nightly high pitch acoustics is matching the same tinnitus frequency I am hearing. Thank you for providing relieve Dr. Ben!

[@treblehealth]

That's fantastic to hear! We're thrilled that our soft crickets sound therapy provides relief. Thank you for sharing your experience, and we're grateful to have been able to help alleviate your discomfort.

[@Danny-J]

Once again treble health to the rescue. I can’t believe how well this video works for me.

[@treblehealth]

I'm delighted to hear that this sound therapy has been a source of relief for you once again. It's heartening to know that the video is effectively supporting you in managing your tinnitus. Thank you for sharing your positive experience, and here's to continued wellness and comfort.

[@maryellengambutti1789]

This particular sound is so gentle and soorhing. I sometimes need a more steady high noise, but today this is helping with the hiss. Thank you.

[@TonyG111]

You guys have done it again, Dr Ben! Thank you for this - you help so many people with these videos - myself included!!!

[@treblehealth]

Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that our videos have been helpful for you and others. Your support means a lot to us, and we're grateful to be able to assist you on your journey.

[@reckless_iguana6143]

Thank you so much for creating this sound masking video! It perfectly masks the high-frequency pitch of my tinnitus, and it has brought back a sense of normality to my daily life. Grateful for your work!

[@treblehealth]

We're thrilled to hear that our sound masking video has helped mask the high-frequency pitch of your tinnitus and brought back a sense of normality to your daily life! Thank you for your kind words, and we're grateful to have been able to provide some relief for you.

[@christinesizemore2610]

I have been living off silk therapy. I think this is going to work too!!!! Thank you

[@treblehealth]

That's fantastic to hear! It's wonderful that silk therapy has been helpful for you, and I'm glad you're optimistic about this sound therapy as well. Thank you for sharing your experience, and I hope this new approach brings you even more relief and comfort.

[@rod4sail]

We have a winner...Best to date!

[@susievicto]

I just started to have tinnitus last week. It got really bad while I was trying to sleep but this and your other educational videos help SO MUCH!!! THANK YOU

[@ShadyRonin]

This one works quite well!

[@SuperQuickThinker]

Listening to loud music for 100's of hours in the car during my work commutes caused my high pitched tinnitus. This audio track masks it perfectly. Almost like its gone. Thank you! I hope there is a cure one day....

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for sharing your experience! We're glad to hear that our audio track is helping to relieve your tinnitus caused by loud music exposure. While there's no cure yet, advancements are being made, and we're hopeful for the future.

[@lenoresmith5991]

Best one yet!!❤ Thank you!

[@treblehealth]

You are so welcome!

[@starwatcher73]

I hear this every morning since several weeks. This is the best what I have found and I stick with it. Can even fall asleep again 🎉

[@mimis289]

Love the pitch. This may be a favorite for high pitch Pulsatile Tinnitus. Many blessings and thank you for your help!

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for your kind words! We're delighted to hear that you find the pitch of this sound therapy soothing and helpful, especially for high-pitched Pulsatile Tinnitus.

[@sjorsdw]

Works!

[@aleshapeters]

When I go out to a restaurant, I wish they could turn this up. I can tell my pulsating tinnitus ear is going to love this. I listened to this for 5 minute and whew. It's so smooth.

[@treblehealth]

We're thrilled to hear that you find our sound therapy soothing, especially for your pulsating tinnitus! It's like having a calming background wherever you go. Thank you for sharing your experience with us, and we hope it continues to bring you comfort.

[@Ab5317]

Very good. Please, more of them in this frecuence. Its pefect, but only one thing: at the begining you can add more details, variations, because is when you are begining the dream and you are listen what is happening. Sorry for my horrible english.

[@rosetheserpent]

This is remarkable it sounds exactly like my tinnitus does so is perfect at masking it 😲

[@treblehealth]

That's fantastic to hear! I'm glad the sound therapy aligns so closely with your tinnitus. Keep in mind, we do not want to mask the tinnitus with sound therapy as the brain cannot habituate to something that it cannot hear. It's important to keep the sound therapy at a soft but audible level allowing you to hear both the sound therapy and the tinnitus.

[@ronaldl9085]

Thanks. I do have to put up the volume on this video, probably bc the crickets sounds are at the area of my hearing loss.

[@sirdamianmental]

Absolutely beautiful thanks for all your efforts. Most people don't realise that in the wrong situation tinnitus can be very fatal .

[@christinesizemore2610]

What do you mean, it can be fatal?

[@sirdamianmental]

@@christinesizemore2610 an acquaintance of mine took his life because of horrendous tinnitus coupled with severe loss of hearing

[@sirdamianmental]

@@christinesizemore2610 an aquantance of mine took his life mostly due to as he described it fire alarm level tinnitus

[@christinesizemore2610]

I'm sorry. I understand completely now. The tinnitus I experienced had made me crazy at times. The videos have seriously saved my life

[@sirdamianmental]

@@christinesizemore2610 yes it is a horrible thing. I generally have no problems with it apart from poor hearing for TV conversation and social occasions which I don't care/worry about . However sleep or lack of it nearly did for me. 5 days/nights is the record! . I take lorazapam . Which unfortunately is a benzodopamine and it helps a lot , but I'm a chronic insomniac. These audio backgrounds are fantastic. Good luck with everything . Regards Chris

[@georgfriedrichhendl9881]

Oh thats a good one!

[@nancyrhodenizer1777]

This works great!

[@treblehealth]

Great to hear. 😊

[@Empzzz1]

I think this is the best one, completely mask tinnitus even when low db

[@treblehealth]

I'm so happy to hear that!

[@JS-xs5hq]

Thank you for this great video, but could you possibly repost it with a higher volume? Thanks for all of your videos.

[@treblehealth]

We're so glad you enjoyed this video. We will need to discuss that with our audio engineers. Thank you for your feedback.

[@user-jx1dg4li5n]

I have tinitus. In the right ear sometimes it is quite irritable

[@godsfamilyhomechurch7215]

Gonna try tonight I just tried early am after waking up it sounds good so I'll try tonight. I'll let you all know what happens.

[@newgabe09]

Unfortunately one of the things associated with the sudden onset of my tinnitus was extremely loud frog sounds all night for a month. Crickets are a bit too close for comfort :)

[@Fernandolosada]

Tengo una radio pequeñita de esas antiguas que solo al encenderla me anula el tinnitus ho lo camufla

[@samson9950]

Its match my ringing sound

[@eminbe338x]

Herkese selamlar arkadaşlar thanks

[@joshuamatos7923]

How long can you listen to this on a phone speaker (not headphones) on a reasonable volume ? Is it safe Dr.? @treblehealth

[@treblehealth]

85 dB is a safe cut off. When using sound therapy, it should be well below this threshold.

[@phaethos]

Scrolling down I misread the title in the thumbnail as something else.

[@Seagoatsunday]

Why mr. Ben is TYLENOL 8hr extended relief, the ONLY medicine that hinders the sharpness of my tinnitus!? As soon as it wears off im like THERES THE HISSS I been on Tylenol 8 hr for two years now! (T from covid infection 2022)🤔🤷

[@landryoledibe3633]

❤

[@michelefinizio6520]

Can I listen to this with the song next to me I used to listen to things with my earbuds also I think just listening to music helps me more than this cricket sounds it's more annoying it's in my desk

[@user-jx1dg4li5n]

I have tinitus in the right ear sometimes is quite irritable

[@royskogvold]

I have a Sound Oasis box with an SD card I use when I sleep. Is it possible to download this to the card so I can use it with the box?

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for your interest! Currently, our sound therapy videos are available for viewing on this KZbin channel and through the Treble Health Web App. You can explore a variety of custom sound therapy tracks on the app. To access it, please visit: treblehealth.com/treble-web-app/. We hope you find the perfect sounds to support your well-being!

[@MYMUSICCHANNEL-db4ky]

Worried man I dont hear anything coming from my laptop is it playing or is it an april fool ?

[@norwhop3450]

Unfortunately, my tinnitus is so loud today I can barely hear this.

[@treblehealth]

We're so sorry to hear that you are struggling with debilitating tinnitus. Please call our team at Treble Health. We have people standing by to help you. Call us at [phone]. On mobile? Click here: treble.health/fjy

[@Christinecooking451]

Dr i wanna ask is this also tinnitus,my ears pulse rate is fast then become slow . When i lay on my sides its getting worse. Please help me please,what can i do.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@bella-bee]

Pulse rate? Are you hearing your own heart beat? If that’s very noticeable it could be you have high blood pressure, so do get that checked.

[@bella-bee]

If these noises were continuous instead of intermittent I’d say that’s what my tinnitus is like, so this just adds to it. The only good thing I find listening to it is that it’s outside my head, whereas my tinnitus is inside. I’ve not yet been concentrating to hear if there’s a loop. There must be, but I hope it’s not too memorable. There’s a lower pheep I’m hearing bottom right which is annoyingly frequent!

[@treblehealth]

It sounds like you have pulsatile tinnitus. The first steps would be to follow up with your primary care physician and ENT to rule out any underlying conditions. We can help you habituate to pulsatile tinnitus. Take the Tinnitus Quiz:treble.health/tinnitus-quiz

[@jeanbean757]

Can hear high pitched beeps that are distracting.

[@zerho123]

For Pulsatile tinnitus surgery solutions existe...see a dr.

[@CBrolley]

How come everyone mispronounces tinnitus nowadays?

[@treblehealth]

Hi there, while we understand that pronouncing the word "tin-ih-tuhs" seems a little strange, there is actually a reasoning for this. In Latin, the ending -ITIS refers to inflammation -- think tendonitis, arthritis, etc. Even though the word tinnitus ends in -ITIS, tinnitus itself is not caused by (or due to) inflammation -- therefore, the ITIS is not pronounced in the same way as conditions that are related to inflammation.

[@mohanraavi-hj6lm]

Sir, don't give any videos. Only give me information on sensorial hearing loss cure regarding with out hearing aids. Please sir

[@christinesizemore2610]

The videos have been a life saver for me. There is no cure, sadly

[@markcarrell8053]

​@@christinesizemore2610Try Lenire Therapy.

[@fgtrhwu2]

There is no cure. Only ways to deal with the situation

[@vanessaarroyo7751]

Everyone deals with Tinnitus differently because it differs from individual to individual. Some get cure most don't. We just learn & teach others how to deal with this awful problem. For instance it is my first time listening to this frequency. Best of luck on your journey to find peace.

[@vanessaarroyo7751]

I re‐read your post. This is to help patients with Tinnitus. It causes hearing loss as I am beginning to understand.