Tinnitus to Silence: Q&A

[@Ditcha1]

I find if I’m occupied I hear nothing . But I still drink too much to calm me down so it’s definitely a stress related condition.

[@PurpleAlbatross]

Thanks so much for this guys. The people in the audience too. You're all great xxxx

[@hayleystephens46]

It was a quick fix for me though. Luckily listening to Julian's thoughts and words helped me recover within a few weeks. I don't buy in to radical fasting. Diets can be useful for many conditions, not tinnitus xx

[@hayleystephens46]

@@magicpondrecords yes, of course. Anything that makes you feel better! Xx

[@reemasahara3446]

Hey, how did you help your tinnitus??

[@rosefrench7780]

Thank you so much for this, just listening to there stories & advice makes me think if you can all do it then why can't i!!!! I have headaches & dizzy spells with my Tinnitus which is also hard to deal with. ( MRI & CT scans came back clear).

[@aimhigher7805]

Its stress, some people are more sensitive(which would come down to genetics.. or other environment factors), diet is a huge part, constantly distracting yourself, feeling good about yourself and loving yourself another huge factor, my tinnitus is very loud atm, cause my gf left me, my cat died, ive been smoking lots, I've got no job, no direction and I feel broken inside

[@treblehealth]

Put on headphones and you can hear the words better 🎧👍

[@zirconcat]

Sound quality needs fixing. Or maybe subtitles?

[@darrentimms8865]

Sound is poor, but good info.

[@Scap45]

I got tinnitus 4 months ago and just started getting visual snow. Is this common with tinnitus? It's like a static television over my vision.

[@javiprotv6272]

according to what I heard if it is common to have that when you have tinnitus but they are the first symptoms that go away when you get better

[@physioveephysioenergetics46]

Difficult to understand 🤔

[@JulianCowanHill]

Sorry for the poor sound quality. If you feel like transcribing the words I can then put them out there. Thanks.