Tinnitus Zapper 13kHz Focused High Frequency Noise

[@dalesnale]

Here is a sampler of the Tinnitus Noise Masking Series to help you find masking noises that sound good to your ears: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5K9nGuEl9-rjrc Audio downloads and the complete series bundle are available linked in description of each video. Thanks for listening

[@kenw.1112]

Your content is top notch Dale. Best on utube. I just ordered the NEOSENSORY DUO device which had high ratings by people who use it and get results. Treble health seams to say it does not work that good and does not recommend it to thier PATIENTS. I will be the judge on weather it works for me. I have full blown chronic ( I WISH TO DIE ) TINNITUS IS 😢😅😮

[@steffanrhoads1870]

@@dalesnale thank you i will give it a try

[@BlueLikeNeon]

HI Dale, if I listen to this sound everyday will my T gets better?

[@PaulLopez-ll1bl]

This is very annoying to listen to

[@robertomariani626]

@@BlueLikeNeon Unlikely, I listen to it every time I'm too annoyed by the sound without anything covering it, 1 year and 3 months, no significant improvement, it's only temporary relief, with rare exceptions that I read about.

[@ehansen9369]

Your videos help me every day and all night so I can sleep. Thank you so much.

[@TheStudioManila]

💯👍 great!

[@dalesnale]

You are welcome and thank you :)

[@jenny-DD]

Are I drinking 🍸 again

[@ChrisRauchenstein]

I understand your pain. Growing up in Alaska, my favorite place was in deep winter in the woods after a heavy snowfall. The silence and beauty could help my heart and mind through any issue, until the tinnitus arrived (covid - 15% of covid patients suffer tinnitus from, believed to be, cranial nerve damage). My ENT considers mine to be severe, as without these incredible videos from Dalesnale I wouldn't be able to sleep through the night. The most helpful remedies for me are: stay away from simple carbs, especially pasta, rice, bread, and potatoes. the Carnivore/Ketovore diets helped tremendously in lowering my overstimulation to the ringing and somehow effectively assisted my body in regulating the extra sound. The silence I once loved is gone, but relief is possible. I hold out hope that there will one day be a cure for this evil perceived ringing/rushing in my ears.

[@yuko00908]

También dejar el café y el te, en un año me ha bajado el tinnitus un 97%

[@_garebear]

Covid weaponized my tinnitus. It sounds like I am in a tin can now. No hope in sight.

[@CorgiFrizz]

I started with tinnitus in my 20s and I'm now 57. I sleep with a fan on to help me focus on something other than the T at night. It helps some. But I just found this video and as soon as the sound started, my ears quieted. It's basically the same sound I hear so the time but since it's external, I feel like my ears and brain calmed down. Thank you.

[@mikesawyer1336]

Oh my God.. this is the first time I can remember NOT hearing the ringing in my ears... what a sense of relaxation. It's like a tension has been released...

[@allenstaal2814]

What for listening to this tape?

[@mikesawyer1336]

@@allenstaal2814 Yes it completely disguises the ringing in my ears.

[@allenstaal2814]

How long befor it left how many months befor it was gone

[@mikesawyer1336]

@@allenstaal2814 well now that's the problem. It really didn't go away for very long couple of minutes after I stopped listening

[@allenstaal2814]

@mikesawyer1336 thats a shame sir . Im listening to a man who stoped his tinnitus by travelling around the world for a cure. He did infact cure his tinnitus by a food diet named the ketosis diet. Eating meats puts back fat good fat in your organs ,brain,liver,kidneys, and many more. His name is liam and he goes by the title Lianstopstinnitus. So i am eating meat and ridding my tinnitus once and for all. Cheers sir. Hope it helps he has utube vids

[@mb5612]

I understand every tinnitus-sufferer suffers differently, uniquely. I’m 53 years old. I had intermittent tinnitus all through my 20s, 30s & 40s. But when I turned 49, I realized the ringing in my ears was here to stay….and it’s been torturous. I have forgotten what pure silence sounds like. Let me put it this way: If I was told I had cancer and only six months to live, and I had to choose between a cure for my cancer or a cure for my tinnitus, I would eagerly and gladly choose the latter; I’d rather live out my last months in peace, free from the torment of constant ringing. That’s how badly this condition has affected the quality of my life.

[@geezermann7865]

I can empathize. I have had unceasing ringing in both ears for over 50 years. I usually play a ten hour audio/video of something, like ocean waves, or crickets, or rain and thunder, for sleeping, overnight, and sometimes just during the day for background noise. I just found this channel, and this audio, and will try it.

[@DJANTONIVS]

There are some foods that can affect it including medications like Xanax etc. Removing stuff can actually help. Stay away from rice and pasta. They are massive volume uppers on the ringing.

[@DalesCuts]

@@DJANTONIVS flavenoids decrease it substantially

[@kevinadamson5768]

I know the feeling.

[@rjenk]

@@DJANTONIVS never thought about what I ate for dinner and the ringing going crazy but I had pasta today and the ringing is on high volume right now

[@jz23541]

I'm 23 years old. I started having tinnitus about 2 months ago, during a stressful period. This video works extremely well, for some reason after playing this for 5-10 minutes. The tinnitus is fully gone for a short period of time, and I hear silence. Initially my tinnitus when it started it was a high pitched noise around 13-14KHz. It was in both ears, initially it was scary. Constantly worrying about what it could be, if I'm losing my hearing, how to cure it, it kept me up at night. I tested my heading online and it seemed to be fine, my heading limit is around 15-16 KHz, which although isn't great for my age, isn't anything too alarming for myself. I told myself I'd just cut down on my earpod/headphone usage. Then after watching lots of videos, talking to my Father who also has tinnitus. I realised that the vast majority of this was psychological. Slowly over the course of a month my body and brain learned to live with the tinnitus, I fixed my sleep which improved and quietened the tinnitus. Eventually it has gotten to the point now, during the day I cannot hear it. At night I can hear it, sometimes it can be loud, but I just learnt to sleep with it. Stay strong everyone with tinnitus, you adapt I am sure of it ❤️

[@alexanderher7692]

that doesnt sound bad at all. being scared of losing hearing is not a panic attack induced by the sound, forever.

[@rikaus9273]

Mine was 12947. I downloaded a sound board as I was curious as to what tone it was 😂😂

[@bartjoboy]

Same here. This video masks it perfectly. Found out I have a high pitched noise around the 13K herz as well haha

[@muhammadkumail9000]

Same case like you I'm 24 and have tinnitus (13kHz)for about 3 months. Days are going well but not nights, sometimes can't able to sleep without listening any tinnitus relief sound using earbuds or handfree with phone.

[@LukeYMedia]

Try a pedestal fan close to your face and bed, this is what helped me @@muhammadkumail9000

[@dawnfog7618]

Been having some rough days with my T lately and, every time this happens, I come back to this particular one. It helps greatly! Sometimes even quiets the ringing I have for days or weeks! Thank you so much for your tremendous work in helping people who suffer from this!! Sending love, peace and strength to anyone who reads this. You got this!💕

[@ReinerIsDaddy]

Just wanted to say thank you!!! This sound suppressed my Tinnitus entirely and now even without the sound it’s barely noticeable. Whenever it tries to come back I just play this sound. It gave me back my old life

[@dalesnale]

That is fantastic

[@yusakufudo367]

But it doesn’t cure

[@ReinerIsDaddy]

@@yusakufudo367 it actually did since mine wasn’t in a chronic stage yet. But I was told since it’s stress based Tinnitus that it will make its return again. But gotta adjust somehow right.

[@yusakufudo367]

@@ReinerIsDaddy what you mean by Chronic stage?

[@V.i.s.Z]

@@yusakufudo367 his isn’t at the point where it’s permanent and constant

[@emilymcmanus580]

Feel so at home reading these comments, genuinely thought this was a normal thing as the ringing in my ears has always been there for as long as I can remember. It wasn't until I started to ask people and they had no idea what it was I was going on about, so I begun to research and went to the doctors to find out exactly what it was that I could always seem to hear in a deathly silent room or before id get to sleep. I am so glad I'm not alone these videos are such a huge help to me thankyou so much x

[@shahid8545]

This one really kicks the snot out of my tinnitus for a while. With many of the other ones I can still hear my tinnitus but this totally slams the ringing shut. I just sit here in my living room all by myself with my ear buds in and I feel happy because it gives me a break from the screaming and it really is such a relief it brings me to tears. God bless you brother

[@MK-ih6wp]

How long until it comes back? Relistening to this will co tinue to fix it?

[@David-nq4qi]

Please tell me how to use it. I just don't know what to do with this. To me, it is just another noise. What am I supposed to do? Listen to it? For how long? For an hour? All day? All night? At the same time as listening to music? Or what?

[@shahid8545]

@A. Aubry Eating triggers the pitch and volume in mine as well. It really does suck 😔 Woke up one morning and bam! 8 yrs later here I am. Hang in there friend.

[@shahid8545]

@A. Aubry I honestly couldn't say, I don't know. However I will say that sugar and salt play apart but how hard is it to stay away from those things? It's such a ball and chain this condition. Try taking magnesium.. I find it has helped me.

[@wzot]

@@AAubry-ek9vc I asked my audiologist about this. He said it will not hurt your hearing as long as you keep the volume at medium phone/headset volume.

[@thundersheart7801]

I’ll be honest, I don’t have any ear problems, but when my ears start ringing, it only takes like a minute or so of this to stop it. This is wonderful!

[@sime34546]

Minute is too much. Protect your ears

[@imphie]

​@@sime34546this video is ten hours long

[@lourdestheresereyes9092]

Hello, this 13 kHZ frequency really helped me. The word bothersome and severely irritating is not enough to describe my tinnitus. I wasn't really aware that I had this since my teenage years not until it became too severe and very loud that I had to consult an ENT specialist to help me with this. I am an Ob-gyn by the way, and I have read several articles that made me very depressed. Mostly bec I read that the cause is really unknown and that in some cases, it may be forever. I was very stressed, sad and depressed. Because I thought to myself how can I operate if this tinnitus bothers me everyday? How can I help others if I cannot even help myself. I had trouble sleeping, eating and concentrating on my readings. This youtube video really helped so God bless the people who make these, it brought me so much relief. I play this if my tinnitus gets very loud at times especially during the night. But I just would also like to share what I have learned from this experience. When I went to the ENT specialist he did several tests like Audiometry (pure tone, speech), Tympanometry, and tinnitus testing. I was afraid that I might go deaf. The results came out and i had a type B tympanometry result which was abnormal. He gave me Vit B and antibiotic drops which really helped. I still have a procedure next week and hopefully my middle ear prob will be resolved. I had very loud tinnitus for almost a month but I still kept on working. I also prayed novena to St. Rita de Cascia (St. of impossible cases) and listened to Gregorian Latin chants. In my experience, those helped me too a lot. This made me realize the importance of good health and to be grateful and mindful for the blessings that I take for granted. Early check ups and listening to my body is essential. I rarely share my experiences but I did it here because I am grateful that my tinnitus toned down a bit. It is still there and Im not sure if this is forever but Im just glad that it is not as loud as before and tolerable now, maybe I will learn to live with it. But im still hopeful that I will get the silence that I pray for now. Many people do not understand how hard tinnitus sufferers face and this also values empathy which most of us lack nowadays...

[@footballfan4653]

Hello I hope you well. Can you let me know which type of Vitamin B was recommended to you . Thanks

[@lourdestheresereyes9092]

@@footballfan4653 Hello, it has improved significantly but i still use this frequency daily. Its a combination of Vit B1 500 mg, Vit B6 250 mg and Vit B12 1 mg. Its Vitamin B complex all 3 types combined in one tablet. The available one in here prescribed by my ENT which i take up to now is Polynerv 500

[@normaaliciaolaveurra2919]

Hace 24 años qué tengo tinnitus los otorrinos no sirven para nada

[@Kampfwageneer]

Thank you i am just starting with this and absolutely scared

[@tommyv8777]

This is a great one. Best I've heard so far for my T. I've had a couple quiet days over the last five years so I know it's possible. Stay strong everyone!

[@maritavarez5918]

How do you do it ? Please advise me, had this for over 10 years

[@tommyv8777]

@@maritavarez5918 I can only tell you that on an occasional weekend I have quiet. Possibly because I'm not at my stressful job? But I've only had maybe 6 quiet days in the last 5 years so I'm looking for the answer as well. I wish only the best for you and for all of us. These videos do offer at least temporary relief and maybe long term. I did notice that when I listen to these videos I have some relief the next day. God bless you.

[@cartierkalel]

5yr😢😢😢😢

[@tommyv8777]

@@cartierkalel I won't let it define me. It's like a bad knee or thin hair. It's part of my life but it's not who I am, it's what I have. God bless you!

[@ursulapauline6115]

@@maritavarez5918 suchen Sie sich einen guten Chirotherapeut der sich auf Halswirbel versteht und den 3.Halswirbel in Ordnung bringt dieser drückt einen Nerv und das löst Tinnitus aus. Auf Empfehlung einer Heilpraktigerin. Sie wusste was mir kein Arzt sagen konnte.

[@SpamMusubi1226]

This! This is the frequency range I need. Have had T all my life and have never heard silence. This quieted the T down. Still hear it but fainter. Thank you

[@dalesnale]

You’re welcome and thanks for sharing your experience.

[@SalomonEspinosa70]

How often do u come back?

[@SpamMusubi1226]

@@SalomonEspinosa70 When I feel like it’s bothering me. Not often, honesty. Maybe once a month now that I know about it. I’m used to hearing my tinnitus so I forget this silencer is here. I do have it saved

[@tanyahug9965]

This sound in my ear is new to me and I'm struggling to fall asleep. I tried about 10 other videos promising results but no others took it away like this video did. Thank you for your hard work and dedication.

[@Mkayyymina]

music to fall asleep to may help ❤

[@nathaliem9597]

Wow ! Developed Tinnitus 2 weeks ago after taking antibiotics. This is the first thing that's brought relief! Thank you!

[@anon4549]

Hi Nathalie i aso developed Tinnitus about 3 years ago also from antibiotics ,when it happened i nearly went off my head and wanted to shoot myself.I stupidly never read the small print on the packaging and was not warned by the idiot doctor so i can sympathize with you .I hope yours clears up ,It does get easier to live with over time and is not as bad during the day when you have other things to concentrate on.

[@DOGOID]

what antibiotic was it?

[@30secondsbehind80]

Same almost half of month fucking suffering from this shiit

[@DERHOF2007]

@@30secondsbehind80 Half a month, hahaha... try 20+ years... welcome to hell!!!

[@DERHOF2007]

Damn, I didn't know medication could do it... I always thought it was just from noise abuse like loud music or machinery... that really sucks!!!

[@LouLouTwoToo]

This is a good one for me. It feels like scratching an itch I couldn’t reach and I literally felt my whole body relax.

[@reneemiltiades4664]

THIS ... so much this!!

[@XxThingsThatRawrxX]

This is such a perfect analogy

[@joannebridge3237]

Ilu

[@BarbraBurt-y9o]

It's amazing how this whole concept seems to be working! I appreciate the effort you are giving to help yourself and others quill this debilitating issue of the constant hissing, buzz pitch sound I consistently endure - it has plagued my world, for my whole life. And now that I have discovered your channel, the relief I have encountered, just from listening to certain pitch sounds,...offsetting the issues I have; has allowed me to be a more focused student, because I am able to eliminate the meaningless hissing/buzz sounds - I now have room, in my brain to concentrate on my studies and not be distracted from this hissing buzz sound. Thank you!

[@yuko00908]

Muy bien, 👌🏻 fuerza 👍🏻

[@SalomonEspinosa70]

do you keep it on in one or both ears for periods of time, while doing other stuff? Or do you mean, you listen to it for a while (how long?) and then it makes your tinnitus go away for a while? I just had a bad cold a few weeks ago, and my right ear especially hurt, and I have been hearing an insidious hissing/high pitched cicadas type sound for weeks now, with the exception of a few days ago, when it completely stopped, then returned--which I do not get !

[@Xamsims]

Can't tell you how much I needed this. Thanks Vinesauce.

[@dalesnale]

Welcome to the noise community and thanks for listening.

[@Burningurns]

Yooo me too

[@marydippre6499]

I just came across this two days ago. I have tried everything at night to sleep. I have a fan running on both sides of my bed and some kind of nighttime nature music. Nothing has really worked. I can still hear my ringing in both ears. I have a high pitch ringing. This one has been the only video to have worked. Thank you so much for making this.

[@marisdsvega7919]

Hola has mejorado @marydippre6499. Algo que te haya funcionado para bajar la percepción :( creo que me pasa lo mismo que a usted

[@SalomonEspinosa70]

do you keep this on all night while you sleep? via your cell phone speaker, or do you use earphones? please explain? I would like to try but I am not sure my wife wants to hear it all night (LOL) and I cannot really comfortably sleep (on my side) with earbuds in. How are you doing it?

[@isabellelapointe3701]

Merci!

[@dalesnale]

Thanks so much Isabelle

[@joseluna1875]

Live sound engineer, drummer, dj, and producer here who just stumbled upon yr channel. I'm playing the masker, scrubber, zapper, soother, and a 528hz pure sine wave simultaneously on Presonus E5 monitors and T10 sub. After just a few minutes I've noticed that my tinnitus(right ear only, lives around 2k) has been attenuated decently. I also experienced some ear drum fluttering. Kitchen Sink therapy at it's best lol! I'm going to post this comment on all the other videos and hope that others might find a little relief too. Appreciate yr work, will paypal you a few bucks shortly! Support independent music and creators!

[@SalomonEspinosa70]

former drummer and guitarist as well as retired law enforcement (bang bang). lots of range time. have had the same issues. this definitely "resets" my brain and makes the tinnitus go away for a short time. looking forward to using daily to reset my brain.

[@TheShinchee]

Thank you very much, sleep well with this last night and my doctor advised me to use this on a speaker on low volume if possible until I don't need anymore. Thank you hopefully you can keep doing this and bless everyone that have tinnitus will eventually find a way to cope with it 😊

[@Berte_1]

How are you now?

[@dalesnale]

The doctor suggests a good strategy, as low volume as possible.

[@martinebeland1186]

I don’t have headphones- so I should play it at the lowest volume?

[@SalomonEspinosa70]

@@dalesnale just curious, why is that? vs. a medium volume? also, is this safe/good to actually fall asleep to? with it on all night? I am wondereing if the MASKING of tinnitus can wind up creating the same problems they say tinnitus itself does, for slow brain waves during sleep. Any information on that?

[@RecklessAnxiety]

I've had anxiety, depression, insomnia, and although all of them were horrible I think tinnitus is the front runner because i know there is no "cure" however, You might have just saved my life. I've noticed a very subtle ringing in my right side of my ear for months. Recently I've just randomly noticed it was louder to where I'm focusing on it all the time, dizzy spells, aching feeling in my ears and It's giving me anxiety, feel like a depressing feeling happening to where I'm actually getting worried about night time trying to sleep because I can't focus on anything else. This sound seems to match the frequency and allowed me to relax for a moment. Thank you, I feel everyone's pain. I've heard gamma aminobutyric acid can help so I'm going to try that as well.

[@jacoby75]

This is God send. Thank you. I am a 47yr old musician and did not/do not take care of my hearing like I should have. Tinnitus has come and gone very briefly over the years, but about a week ago came to stay. It is now constant. I stumbled upon this video last night after rabbit trailing through tinnitus-related videos. I'm so glad that I did. I had my first good night's sleep in a week last night after listening to this video briefly. It did not cure it (at least not yet), but it definitely made it much more bearable. Thank you.

[@SalomonEspinosa70]

How is it going now?

[@jacoby75]

@@SalomonEspinosa70 the video only helped to an certain extent. they only mask the symptoms temporarily. I started Lipo Flavinoid, and that has helped tremendously. Most of the time I barely notice the tinnitus anymore. It's always there still, but much more quiet.

[@sinstarussunniva6890]

Thanks!

[@Cynos_3D]

I'm floored, listened to this for 15 minutes and i can't even perceive my right ear tinnitus anymore, idk if it's going to help long term but listening to it before bed might just help me fall asleep peacefully again.

[@MegaHatLady]

Is it still working?

[@Cynos_3D]

@@MegaHatLady No, it wears off after a while, i doubt it's good as a long term solution, a more precise range of frequencies would probably be more effective and less damaging over time.

[@albertobernal1939]

​@@MegaHatLady p

[@leey7h]

Wish I could say the same. All I can do is mask it

[@Griwhoolda]

@@Cynos_3D Less *damaging?* !!!

[@Sholto_David]

This certainly masks my tinnitus in a way that lets me focus and work again. This is some relief for me, so thanks for uploading without adverts. Long term, I hope I'll be able to find something that reduces the intensity or allows me to live with it, without constantly listening to noise.

[@dalesnale]

That is the best strategy. Noise is one of three pillars of tinnitus retrainment therapy. There is more to do :)

[@Sholto_David]

@@dalesnale I really appreciate your direction here, not claiming a miracle cure, but just trying to help people struggling, that's huge, you deserve a ton of respect.

[@michaelvaughan9157]

This is the most absolute replication of the very real constant noise of tinnitus i hear, all it needs is just a touch of ringing on the hight end sound wave!! At least now people can hear almost exactly what i hear. Thanks so much.

[@alicialei3081]

This is so close to the pitch I hear everyday, all day!

[@pee5946]

Same

[@WilliamHungVEVO]

Holy crap, I've been listening to your other videos and they've helped to varying degrees but this, this was a perfect match! Finally I can get this debilitating annoyance controlled.

[@mightymo8351]

Lived with tinnitus for many years now. Some days are more annoying than others. Lately I began to start off my mornings with a cup of coffee and this track running on low volume. I noticed it usually helps me to shake off the annoying days before they even have the chance to become one.

[@alexdakar1994]

You should try to avoid cafein and any stimulant

[@mightymo8351]

@@alexdakar1994 I honestly think that is the wrong way. Don't start or stop doing anything because of T (except ridiculously loud concerts etc. maybe hehe). It just makes you pay attention to T. Is it louder, what made it worse? Just live your life, and check in now and then to see if you're on a path that suits you well, overall.

[@alexdakar1994]

@@mightymo8351 Tinnitus maybe because of neurons firing up madly, if you drink cafein or smoke tobacco it may worse not because you may pay more atention to it, but just because you are exciting even more mad neurons.

[@shannonhunt9680]

I’ve had tinnitus for a week now and it is so loud 😭 my partner found this for me and we tried it and the instant relief is unexplainable! Thank you so much

[@victoriacharlie1120]

I know a Dr who is presently curing tinnitus, people are recommending him so much and I am also a beneficiary, I got cured recently from the remedies I ordered from the Dr, his remedies are very healthy and effective and there wasn't no side effects kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJq3gmqEbM6Ih5I

[@giovannivillella8726]

5G did you get the covid shot

[@giovannivillella8726]

@@sensei_moes yes I do 24-7

[@dannysolid]

Use an ear washing bottle called elephant ear. Alot of it is caused by built up ear wax. The tinnitus will reduce significantly.

[@OwlPsalm]

@@giovannivillella8726 shot or not, the stuff in chemtrails and in our soil water and food. nanotech everywhere. look into borax detox

[@villebooks]

Experience comment: I put violet noise in a second tab, together with this one, it's a strong effect - I could notice reduction of hearing noise after 15 min. I have tinnitus for 30 years, I was even in a sound absorbing chamber to measure it and to figure out the frequency. In my case, it's a combination of high tone and noise. It increases with stress, headaches or medication. Even I got used to it over time, I have moments when it's too noisy and torturing. So it's a blessing to have this channel as a mute. Thankfully these artificial noises have been helpful for quite some time. Full tinnitus level returns after 1-2 hours. But that's enough to calm down nerves or to fall asleep.

[@villebooks]

@@myvoiceismysword5484 No medical advising online, please. It could be more damaging than helpful. Each person needs a different treatment and has to visit a doctor first.

[@pichas23]

What do you mean by 'violent noise'? Thanks.

[@johncruise496]

Which violet noise did you use? I've seen scores of doctors and they don't help.

[@stephensullivan7864]

@@pichas23 violet noise not violent, like purple noise

[@ursulapauline6115]

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[@522viper]

I’ve had tinnitus ever since I was a kid. I’m going on 32, and nothing has helped the ringing until I found this video. It really does help calm down the higher frequencies.

[@invincibleBloodyWARRIOR]

Try yoga man it will work 😊

[@douglasburkett6584]

This is a frequency that really helps. I switch to others periodically. The sweeping one and the 5500 kHz. I think I am getting relief from the accompanying depression. My problems are caused by gunfire, and construction noise. Also concussion and electrocution. It seems to be getting more intense with age. Thank you.

[@albertrodriguez7784]

I am speechless, after again going thru another restless nite,I happen to finally find a sound that helped me fall asleep. I have had severe tinnitus for 35 plus years and this compilation of sounds somehow relaxed, controlled all my brain activity to where I could finally fall asleep. Thank you very much.

[@FlevoRensNL]

What could help is lowering your bloodpressure or listening to music on a normal volume level'( all day long) I got the same sissing you hear in this video' it seem more intens when I wake up ' then when I am doing my daily stuff All so headache medicine could lower the intensity if your tinnitus' ( not a Joke ) I am expirimentating all kind of ways to help people wit tinnitus' to lower there frequenties' all so daily ear massage and skullscratching could lower the temper of you tinnitus' basicly everything that feels relax to the mind could help.

[@knownuser0815]

Try the Orange one, it's great

[@jak7312]

@@FlevoRensNL Good advice, thank you!

[@jak7312]

douglas burkett: Good Lord man! I’m amazed you’re still alive! Most of us have not been through half of what you have! I’m glad you’re here, God bless you, so glad you found this! (Me too). I know, when I stumbled upon this last night I couldn’t believe it! Immediate relief! Everything else seems to be just a distraction. Thanks for sharing!

[@joo72]

Danke!

[@dalesnale]

Danke fürs Zuhören und das Super-Dankeschön

[@aubreestam6063]

I have never felt so much serotonin all at once.. I was truly happy to be freed of the constant noise in my head even if it was just for a short while. I haven't had silence in my head for a long time so I appreciate this so much, thank you!

[@David-vn2id]

How long did you listen to it?

[@aubreestam6063]

@user-ki3ym2km3g I went up to 30 minutes

[@David-vn2id]

@@aubreestam6063And after 30 minutes you turned the video off and noticed?

[@Draigo_Roget]

I have been suffering with tinnitus for several months now and recently has gotten pretty severe used this masking method for like 30 minutes twice today and it has reduced the intensity massively I had no expectations that this would be so effective

[@mindychristopoulos1987]

This has been such a Blessing to help my tinnitus quiet down when I am having a bad time with it. Bless you for making these videos.🙏

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening.

[@stillgotjoy8250]

Thanks!

[@dalesnale]

Thanks so much @stillgotjoy8250

[@richardczajkowski5959]

Unbelievable, my ringing comes and goes but the last episode started 2 days ago and did not stop. Aftervlistening to this 13kHz frequency for only 10 minutes the tinnitus disappeared. So far after 6 hours the tinnitus has not returned. Many thanks.

[@Cloudedwolf07]

did your Tinnitus returned or still gone? cause this sound is the only one that kinda help me ease the ringing sound...

[@richardczajkowski5959]

Tinnitus did come back following day but listening again it stopped. Don't think it'll be a permanent fix but am happy that it can be controlled. This is my experience and don't know if it would be the same for others. I also found that 16khz works as well.

[@Cloudedwolf07]

@@richardczajkowski5959 ye i think were the same, i listened to this while sleeping then it stop when i wake up, but at night when its too quiet it returned so im listening to this every night before going to sleep...

[@ginamedico8233]

I have listened to this for two nights. I’ve had tinnitus for about 2-3 years. This is the first relief I’ve experienced. Today I have almost no ringing at all. Wow! It was unbearable most days and I’ve tried so many things. I even had an MRI and was to have a nerve test. Thank you! I’m going to continue to use this to hopefully prevent it returning. ❤❤

[@SalomonEspinosa70]

is it still working?

[@cerp3842]

Thank you for this!!! Dealing with three different frequencies - low, mid and very high. I get some measure of relief masking with sleep phones at night, however after a year, I continue to experience occasions when torture is the only word to describe. I believed my VHF frequencies is around 10.5khz and your 13khz is proving very helpful when I need relief. Two different doctors were a complete waste of time - they were more interested in pushing pills that did not help. Over the counter cures have proven they are follow the money.

[@user-nr7md3yw5d]

Those doctors don't understand. Only someone who has experienced the horrible ringing can truly understand.

[@duygugruz3485]

This is better than asmr. Overthinking and stress are gone. I can concentrate on my book, thank you 👏 ☺️

[@aliemresahin7402]

Listened this for just 1 hour and it reduced my tinnitus (which I have for about 2 weeks) by 95%. I hope it will permanently heal it and I suggest everyone to listen this high frequency during your job time. I hope God bless you, thank you :)

[@twaincreations1838]

How do you developed tinnitus bro?

[@rainypixels]

Mine just started yesterday and indeed this masks my exact frequency. I’m really encouraged to hear that it had such a profound effect on you, and maybe it will on me as well. Would love how you’re doing now 3 weeks later. 🤗

[@twaincreations1838]

@@rainypixels how yours started?

[@aliemresahin7402]

@@twaincreations1838 Probably because of teeth grinding during sleep or more than necessary exposure to cold. Both of them increases stress to the body.

[@aliemresahin7402]

@@rainypixels It decreased naturally because i started not to care about it; but it didin't end. During these 3 weeks I was not able to listen the video, but sometimes i used it during the work hours. When I used it, the tinnitus decreased dramatic amounts :) When I don't listen, because I also started not to care, I don't also experience much difficulties. If you just don't care about it and use this video around 1 hour a day (e.g. 15 mins 4 times a day) you will simply have 80%-90% of your tinnitus gone. But I am not sure it will end it 100%.

[@w.bi11y]

Unfortunately I have joined in the suffering of tinnitus. What a horrible curse! This however is the best video that I have found so far for my frequency. Ive got it downloaded on all my devices. Thanks for making this whole thing a little easier for us.

[@killer2op]

How it’s started

[@w.bi11y]

@@killer2opi wish i knew. I had a head injury about a year ago but no tinnitus. About 3 months ago I got an ear infection but no tinnitus. Then about a week after the ear infection, i took a bunch of adderall and woke up with the ringing.

[@w.bi11y]

@@killer2opi believe it was from a concussion. It started about 6 months after the injury so I can't be sure

[@FuzzWoof]

Holy crap, I've been suffering from intense tinnitus since having Lyme disease and was almost at the point of giving up hope. This masked it perfectly to the point I could, if only for a while, forget it was even there. Amazing.

[@mydlonozka]

for lyme suplements global healing.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for sharing. I was unaware that Lyme disease could create tinnitus. Many things can contribute to tinnitus.

[@nickcardenas1106]

Barely got tinnitus 4 days ago age 32.Found this while searching for things to help.By far this is the best remedie for the ringing,thank you so much 🙏🏽.literally thank u from the bottom of my hart.

[@OzkanBayram1989]

Ive got tinnitus for 4 weeks right now.. it was just killing me mentally.. arent there other solutions for it?

[@robertomariani626]

Got it when I was close to 32 as well, due to a damn online hearing test on youtube with pure tones that lasted 2 mins, my brother increased the volume more than I'd have, I wasn't decisive enough saying to lower it as I didn't know a listening could give tinnitus, we still lowered the volume as the noises got more acute and I've had tinnitus ever since, it's been a year and a few months now, and it started 1h after listening to that video, or at least that is when I noticed it first.

[@Killerklownsfromouterspace]

This one is amazing for me. I hear this frequency in my left ear all day occasionally pulsating. It’s only been 5 days that I’ve had it and this is the first relief I’ve truly had. Thank you!!! I can actually sit and watch a movie w/ my son. I have never missed silence so much in my life.

[@dalesnale]

You are welcome. Glad this sound is helpful.

[@Killerklownsfromouterspace]

@@dalesnaleI do have to say I’m pretty scared. I am all new to this. I woke up last week with pulsating tinnitus. Had ear wax cleaned and steroids and that didn’t help. I’ve been referred to an ENT and waiting on appointment. I guess I went down the bad google train because all I see is how serious pulsatile tinnitus is and now I’m really scared that it’s a tumor or something. I have no other symptoms but the pulsating tinnitus. I’m 58 and I I’ve never been more scared for myself than I am now. Anyway, thank you again for this. God bless.

[@ehansen9369]

Yes, this one is like a good back scratch in the right spot. Thank you! It is perfect for me.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening

[@leashawn7578]

THIS WORKED FOR ME!! TY SO MUCH- IVE TRIED EVERYTHING...I THANK GOD THAT HES GIVEN U THE WISDOM TO CREATE THIS...GOD BLESS YOU

[@TheTrainstation]

Ive been experimenting with overlaying this with other anti tinitus sounds, this seems to be really impactful. I cycle through each one switching them off individually, when i pause this one I go straight back to tinitus. Thank you

[@mb5612]

I just found your video. I put my earbuds in to listen and I realized I no longer hear the high-pitched ringing, that not even a white-noise machine can drown out. I’m crying from the relief. It’s been torturous.

[@Brunonfire]

when you stop listening to the video, does the ringing comes back?

[@rzkzkr20]

@@Brunonfire yes

[@Brunonfire]

@@rzkzkr20 that's sad to read.im sorry

[@samwilds1406]

I could immediate feel this relief go from my head to my toes. This is great

[@dannyreed2887]

You keep getting better at this Dale. Better than my Audiologist. Each frequency spectrum seems to cover the tinnitus (and the neighbors noises) better and on more levels. You do good work Dale and I know sound engineering is not easy. It gets difficult and challenging, but you are a competent engineer. You know a thing or two about it.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Danny. Ears of experience go into each creation. :)

[@villebooks]

@@dalesnale "Ears of Experience" - would be a matching slogan for a shirt :D

[@RandallsRestRelaxation]

This is awesome, perfect intro as well. I play this one from start to finish for the full 10 hours. I hope everyone else does the same so can boost this video to number 1 on KZbin!

[@ursulapauline6115]

Er hat keine Ahnung von Tinnitus, sollte sein Tun woanders einbringen

[@Sodainspace]

This and “pink noise” for me have been a life saver

[@wesley6442]

Thanks again Dalesnale this Tinnitus zapper sound at 13kHz is just perfect for my tinnitus. Recently been under a lot of stress and around loud noises so it's flared up again and I looked around for higher-pitched tinnitus videos and found another great one by you. I am able to keep the sound so low but it's just enough to completely mask the tinnitus, so I get the benefits of quiet without the drawbacks of the loudness of tinnitus. Thanks so much!

[@ursulapauline6115]

Wäre es Ihnen sicher lieber wenn Sie den Tinnitus loswären?als Ursache werden unter anderem vermutet,Stress und was weiß noch Alles aber die häufigste Ursache wird nicht erwähnt dass der Auslöser von Tinnitus der 3.Halswirbel ist welcher aus der Reihe ist und auf einen Nerv drückt, darüber ist nichts zu lesen und dass es eine Möglichkeit gibt das zu beheben. Die Ärzte u.s.w.wissen Anscheinend das nicht. Dazu braucht es nur einen Chirotherapeuren der sich auf Halswirbel versteht das erfuhr ich wohlgemerkt von einer Heilpraktigerin nicht von einem Arzt oder Ohrenarzt

[@FlevoRensNL]

Bedankt

[@dalesnale]

Thank you Rens. Very appreciated.

[@FlevoRensNL]

Dalesnale I would say thanks again I use this sound so much!! I think its time for me to get a hearing aid... But thanks again this sound save my ass everytime!!

[@Mkayyymina]

This sounds just like my tinnitus 😅 but somehow more soothing. Edit: ok holy 💩! It works! I played it for a few mins while reading comments, got curious if I stopped if my ears would stop ringing. Definitely stopped! Nothing I've tried has worked til now! Thank you to who ever made this!! ❤

[@dalesnale]

Very nice! Thanks for listening.

[@kwhatten]

@@dalesnale Can you comment? I don't hear a thing. I'm wearing noise canceling headphones, have the volume up at 70%, still hear my buzz, but don't hear ANYTHING from this track. Am I supposed to?

[@subirin96]

​@@kwhattenI assume yes I own galaxy bud 2 and sometimes the bud won't play frequency on higher range (>13khz). After a while it will play it again. Using cheap wired earbuds that i got with my phone inside Oppo Reno6 box though, I can hear all the way to 22khz with no problem via frequency generator. Try changig your earphone/buds.

[@robertomariani626]

@@kwhatten I'm not sure about your age or the state of your hearing, but since this is a 13k hertz frequency, generally people over 50 years old cannot hear this, my parents are around 60 years old and can't hear above 9,5k, our hearing threshold for high frequencies keeps going down as we age.

[@apurvakoul7313]

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[@markorders3146]

This is amazing once again. I discovered these videos last year when I first noticed my high pitched tinnitus. I started to obsess over it and heard it at all times. It ruined my sleep, and I even felt I couldnt "hear" the TV over it, which is ridiculous but shows the power of the mind. Fans and other noises didnt work as their pitch was too deep. Eventually I bought a soft headband with speakers in, and tried out this matching sound, played at just the right volume to externalise the source. Over a few nights there were periods where I seemed to forget the tinnitus. Then, eventually, I managed to go 18 months without thinking or needing it at all. Its still there. Its loud. I notice it. But the connection, stress and fear had gone. This is what habituation means. It is not about getting used to it, but about not even being aware of it most of the time. I had a flare up this week, felt myself in the doom spiral again. I turned to THIS sound specifically. I woke up and its quieter. I am now sat outside and cant hear it. Dale has produced something really special here. I bought the full set on his website. Give it a go. You are not alone and there is light at the end of the tunnel. Thanks again.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Mark for sharing your experience and getting control of "T".

[@BlueLikeNeon]

How many months did you listen to this sound so you habituated?

[@JNRJER]

My ears instantly popped, jaw relaxed, TMJ cured, …incredible. Thank you ❤

[@WhiteHangman]

I literally started tearing up as soon as I turned this on, it's perfect, i've been using the pink noise for a few weeks now but it wasn't perfect. thank you

[@rockbottomdrummer]

This literally eliminates the ringing in my ears…. Bravo!

[@gunal2622]

Are you serious?

[@barnicletoast]

@@gunal2622 i’m wondering too… do people “cured” by this really have persistent tinnitus? Mine never goes away. I’m trying this. Usually I dont try things like this because I’m worried it will make my T worse. Nothing much to lose at this point.

[@V.i.s.Z]

@@gunal2622 what I think he meant is that he can’t hear it while it plays cause it’s the same for me it completely eliminates the ringing in my ears

[@sandistuddert6207]

I have it in both ears … it came on suddenly while cleaning up after dinner and has not stopped…. I was sure everyone in the room could hear it, but no. It has never affected my sleep, surprisingly, but over the last year I’ve gotten into the habit of listening to British narrators read stories. I’m asleep within minutes. As I am writing this and listening, my ears are popping….. have never experienced this before. I notice if I’m out shopping I don’t have the ringing which suggests that as long as there is a distraction there is no ringing. Best to all sufferers…

[@Pappy207]

Had tinnitus for 30 years. It’s so loud not much works. I can’t remember what silence is like. I go to bed every night with rain sounds. I find this helps me sleep. Mine makes so many different sounds from music like sounds to sirens; whooshing and even singing. It drives me crazy sometimes but I’ve just kind of got used to it now. Don’t really have a choice.

[@pauljensen4535]

I hear ya. Mine is so high pitched, just below a dog whistle, I suppose. Now it layers with octaves. And even like a morse code sound behind it. Ridiculous. Played in too many bands without plugs. Oops

[@RenatusChristoph]

[@ursulapauline6115]

Sie haben eine Chance, wenn Sie einen Chirotherapeuren aufzusuchen der sich auf Halswirbel versteht. Es ist fast immer der 3.Halswirbel der aus der Reihe ist und einen Nerv drückt und das .muss behoben werden.Die Ärzte wissen nichts davon mir völlig unverständlich

[@RenatusChristoph]

@@ursulapauline6115 Hast du diesen Behandlung gekriegt?

[@ursulapauline6115]

Habe ich.Eine Heilpraktigerin welche ich nach vielen Arztbesuchen gefunden habe empfahl mir einen guten Chirotherapeut aufzusuchen der den 3.Halswirbel in Ordnung bringt welcher einen Nerv drückt, das ist sehr oft oder sogar meistens die Ursache. Kein Arzt hat mich geholfen.Kam dann zu Dr.Franz Remer in Stuttgart er hat mir geholfen indem er meinen 3.Halswirbel wieder in die richtige Stellung brachte und das vor vielen Jahren

[@jasond4752]

Thank you so much for making these! I recently developed tinnitus and this 13kHz frequency allowed me to fall right asleep. I also had very interesting and vivid dreams all night. I just bought a couple of the 10 hour mp3's from your store. So grateful!

[@dalesnale]

Super, Thanks Jason!

[@maverickelbow50]

I’m unsure if I have one or several undiagnosed medical conditions that explain my symptoms, but I have to say just listening to this for 3 days straight has reduced my headaches, reduced my anxiety, & stopped me noticing that highly pitched hum that I keep hearing. On the 3rd day some of the anxious feelings returned, as well as the brief but intense hot flush headaches, but I still found this video to be effective for me 99% of the time that I was in range of a speaker playing it. I’m not entirely sure how or why I think this works, my friend thinks I’m loopy. Maybe I should do some more research on it before I look any more foolish. Thank you for this, whether it’s pseudo or real I don’t know. All I do know is that it had a positive effect on me

[@opheliacomplex78]

My tinnitus which I've had for years sounds similar to this. The frequency tends to change. This drowns out the noise in my head completely. Thank you. ✌

[@paulanthonybridge5741]

Then why not try tuning a tone generator to the same frequency, and putting on headphones ?

[@Renniks74]

This is very close to to the frequency of my tinnitus, listened for about 15 minutes and it definitely helped! Hopefully it will last for a while. Thank you for putting this out

[@heinzbucksandcastle2053]

For a long time I thought my nighttime tinnitus was from my days working at rock venues. But then I found out that this self-diagnosis was likely unrelated. I only feel the effects at night when sleeping, and it's not usually very bad. I hear two different frequencies of tinnitus, and I cannot wait to try out this for 10 hours. Thanks! Subscribed!

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Heinz. That is great you were able to determine the cause.

[@HEAVYDRAGON72]

Thank you for trying to help us. These videos are some of the most effective yet. I fear my time is short I hope my family doesn't forget me. God bless all of you.

[@anamariabockh.8560]

Buenas Noches, la vida es bella a pesar del tinnitus, tal vez le quede más tiempo del que piensa, Dios es el único que da vida y puede quitarla, siga adelante mantenga la fe. Dios le bendiga.

[@emiliolongoria3570]

This is the exact echo of what I hear 24/7 continuously every day and night, hearing it on the speaker mellows down the sound in my head. Thanks, God bless

[@peterbirkle5250]

I just came across you KZbin video Tinnitus Zapper 13kHz focused. OMG OMG After only listening to the 13kHz noise you out put in the KZbin video the Ringing In my Ears went from a 8 down to a 2. I am just stunned how this even worked. I have looked at many Tinnitus KZbin videos all seem to have a good intention to help including massaging of ears, back of the head, and neck over a period of time but nothing worked for me. I have downloaded alot of Apps also but they do not reduce the Tinnitus like your 13kHz Focused Noise. I will keep trying this sound and report back. Any help to reduce horrible ringing in my ears is just marvellous. While its not a permanent fix it have me almost immediate relief after 3 minutes listening.

[@dalesnale]

Great to hear. Your observations are on point. Love to hear your experience after some time listening.

[@sandij2721]

This one is really good, I can't distinguish my real tinnitus from the audio.

[@balljohnson6789]

thanks a lot

[@dalesnale]

You are welcome. Thanks for listening and for the Super Thanks

[@michellebley213]

My ear ringing is back, unfortunately. I played this all night long, and I woke up with little ringing in my ears, and I felt less anxious! I have so many things causing me anxiety, and apparently, the ringing in my ears was a part of this. I am playing this again now. Great frequency for me!

[@Galaxy_1-kys]

Thanks

[@dalesnale]

Big thanks Dan!

[@saidazougagh7816]

putting this as a background sound really helps in concentration and carrying out daily tasks

[@Veedalala]

My tinnitus bothers me most at night when it’s time to go to sleep and this masker gets me through the night. When first diagnosed I was terrified and didn’t know how I was going to cope. But this masker helps me manage it must better. It’s a life saver!!

[@emmah8242]

I feel terrified that it will never go

[@paulohadlich4183]

Just like you say. The problem is worse when the tinnitus is too louder! The frequencyes are good, but I need to use an amplifier other way have no effect.

[@friendsandindustry]

This actually helped me. I had a ringing in my ears from a low frequency fridge at work, It was so loud at night, I couldn’t sleep. I put this on and was fixed by the next morning. I’m so glad. I was really worried there for a while

[@victoriacharlie1120]

I know a Dr who is presently curing tinnitus, people are recommending him so much and I am also a beneficiary, I got cured recently from the remedies I ordered from the Dr, his remedies are very healthy and effective and there wasn't no side effects kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJq3gmqEbM6Ih5I

[@DanScottChannel]

I significantly reduced my tinnitus by using a hand towel wrapped around my shoulders/behind my neck and doing stretches with it by pulling down and forward on it while moving my head backward, forward. There are other neck/jaw massage techniques that also can significantly improve tinnitus as it's largely a nerve disorder.

[@Thenobelfan]

Must try it

[@shahjahan3223]

Can you show physically

[@DanScottChannel]

@@shahjahan3223 These exercises are exactly what I did. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4PKlYSZfd-cjJo The ringining in your ears is largely due to nerve impingement in the neck. Not all but a lot of it.

[@lakemiya6]

Would love more info!!!

[@DanScottChannel]

@@lakemiya6 Ok, I'll sa that the ringing in my ears is all but gone now! It was getting severe until I started doing stretches not only on my neck but my whole spine and hips. Another thing that helps to restore nerves are B vitamins. So if you are a vegetarian, and not getting enough B12 along with ALL the B vitamins, start supplementing NOW!

[@The-PositiveEnergy]

Omg! Silence! I thought I'll never ear that again! ❤❤❤❤

[@angoor101]

This is the first time in five years that I was able to get relief from my tinnitus while listening to this video. I searched Amazon for a tinnitus relief sound machine and couldn’t find anything that produces 13kHz noise. The sound reminds me of the nights I fell asleep as a young kid watching a TV show in the 60s and the TV was playing snow after the broadcast ended.

[@dalesnale]

The old CRT televisions emitted a high pitch tone around 15 kHz. 15750 kHz NTSC black and white or 15734 kHz color, according to the internet. It seemed closer to 13kHz to me back then. I could tell if the TV was on outside of the front door or in the other room back then. It would be fun to recreate this tone blended with white noise. I did record an old Magnavox console TV awhile back: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaebq4aXi7iIoZY

[@gotgoddess2]

I've been struggling with my tinnitus for a little over a week now, it usually doesn't bother me. But I saw this listed in my subscription videos that released today and I clicked on it. While it sounds like I imagine a sand blaster recorded at a low volume would sound, it's the only thing I hear at the moment. Thank you for the peace.

[@kevinmcnamara704]

Tj, I have it 3 years horrible time😢, be well always, greetings from limerick Ireland x🇮🇪

[@V.i.s.Z]

I’m curious did you tinnitus go away or is your permanent?

[@gotgoddess2]

@@V.i.s.Z It's permanent but these videos help me when it gets bothersome.

[@V.i.s.Z]

@@gotgoddess2 sorry to hear that

[@edilalewis654]

At first I couldn't hear it halfway volume then I realized I don't hear the teapot anymore I love it thank you

[@regul8or71]

This is one of my favorite tinnitus maskers. I also want to encourage everyone to allow yourself full exposure to your T with no maskers on a regular basis. In my experience, that has helped me to habituate/adapt to the ringing. If it’s keeping me up at night then I will definitely use maskers. But I try to fall asleep with little or no masker at first, just so that my brain can get used to the noise. Cheers.

[@BlueLikeNeon]

Did you habituated? How long did it took you and how loud is your T?

[@davebryan8416]

It’s so cool how after just 10 seconds of listening to this it’s like my left ear just cranks the volume down on the ringing instantly

[@jammaster2324]

Had ringing in my ear for 2 hours and it went away as soon as I heard this. Crazy but thank you so much!!!!!!!

[@jacksonmaloney9234]

vibez

[@Aleezy18]

Did it come back?

[@Magalsensei]

Man I have to say I've watched many videos for a sound that could give me some relief from my tinnitus and your is actualy the first one that helped me. Thank you so much! I realy needed this.

[@jeffmays7192]

I had a clogged ear that was cleared out almost 2 weeks age and now I have tinnitus I guess. The ringing is relentless and the anxiety of something you can’t escape is literally driving me crazy. My heart goes out to each and everyone that’s been suffering with this. I’m so sorry, I had no idea what you’re going through. The doctor said, my looks really clean and their could’ve been trauma from the cleaning that will most likely go away. I made an appt with a top ent in my area. Praying the best for everyone. God bless you.

[@spiros_anthis]

Is it better now?

[@dalesnale]

Hope it works out. Be well.

[@wiseproverbs2248]

So the solution for me is to stuff my ear canals full of wax and just leave it there?

[@SalomonEspinosa70]

I got a bad cold about a month ago and the tinnitus started, with a vengence. This is so wild, becaue it makes it go away after I turn this off. going to see how long it lasts

[@monikafluter731]

Bei mir funktioniert das ganz hervorragend. Endlich ist der Ton in meinem Kopf ruhig. Ich muss das Video nur ganz leise anstellen. Das ist deutlich besser zu ertragen als der hohe scharfe Ton den ich immer höre. Vielen Dank dafür.

[@dalesnale]

Bleiben Sie gesund und vielen Dank, dass Sie Ihr Hörerlebnis mit uns geteilt haben.

[@gavinsalter6229]

This is a perfect freq. for my right ear, just a bit low for my left as it's taken the brunt of abuse. All the sounds from you that I've tried, I forget I'm even listening to it, and its been a major first step in my habitation and attempted retraining! Thank you!!! Update: Just took my headphones off and for now, my right ear is silent! I have been immersed in various sounds for the last few hours... so to add to other comments, it does work, stay strong!

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for sharing that Gavin

[@billdaniels3259]

So, how long did you listen before you noticed the difference?

[@gavinsalter6229]

@@billdaniels3259 I can't say that I noticed a "difference" as the ringing is still there, but it absolutely helps it fade into the background. Been trying different videos off and on and after a few weeks its a go to on bad days... your mileage may vary, as with all things tinnitus.

[@jak7312]

@@dalesnale Thank you Dalesnale! Just found this last night and was so surprised that it really helped, not just a distraction but real relief. Not completely, but it seems to join with the tinnitus and mutes it quite a bit and it was immediate! So surprised my jaw dropped. Thanks again! Can you recommend other videos of yours? Also, after my initial reaction my 1st thought was this needs to be louder, if it was, I think it would drown it completely, at least while listening.

[@jak7312]

@@dalesnale Forgot to add that I’m not using headphones, would that help? I use it for sleep and got 6 hours last night. Thanks so much!

[@Unknown-ko5lk]

I've experienced tinnitus since I was 20 but after falling out of a tree and fracturing my neck ribs and pelvis when I was 40 I've had really bad tinnitus, I've been to ENT and they said it will go away in time but it's been a year since the fall and ENT visit was last week, they said play music to drown out noise while I'm trying to sleep which helps but when its quiet the noise is still there. I've just tried your video and it's helped reduce the noise but have found my hearing wasnt that great afterwards which I think is just a temporary thing as I'm commenting straight after listening to video. Thanks Dale even if it just lessens the noise of tinnitus is a great help.

[@chris_stone4809]

Yes, this is amazing. Two weeks of panic after the ringing started, and then I found this. Thank you Dale 💙. Ive also overlapped this with Violet Noise, and it works wonderfully. SLEEP!

[@dalesnale]

Great idea on the blending of sounds Chris. For listeners who are not aware, this can be done by using multiple tabs in a computer web browser, but is not easy to do on mobile devices.

[@ursulapauline6115]

@@dalesnale so ein Unsinn

[@DaHesus]

@@ursulapauline6115 if it helps, It's not nonsense.. do you have a better way to deal with it or you're just being angry that it doesn't work for you?

[@ursulapauline6115]

@@DaHesus die Ursache muss behoben werden!Es ist sehr oft der 3.Halswirbel welcher aus der Reihe ist und einen Nerv drückt. Da hilft nur ein GUTER CHIROTHERAPEUT welcher das in Ordnung bringt. Dann wird das Tinnitus Geräusch weg sein ,so habe ich es erlebt.Die Noiser sind dann überflüssig

[@jadabaudelaire118]

@@ursulapauline6115 ok.. but my tinnitus is from a neurochemical brain issue, which doctors have said they have no cure for....not a cervical spine issue... So your solution sounds like nonsense to me... Maybe you should think twice and research a little before passing such harsh judgement..

[@Dredlands69]

32 years with no release, my tinnitus frequency is 11,500hz approx this video at 12,000hz has stomped on its head I don't want to turn it off.. Thankyou very much for this video friend.

[@anthonyshelton8659]

This helps my tinnitus immensely. For some reason, when I pause it after listening, my ears vibrate. I get the same kind of experience as when you yawn and your hearing gets muted/your ears vibrate.

[@satbirbains2632]

I have the same vibrating after listening! Only in the ear my high pitch ringing tinnitus is in. Thought it odd but also strangely relaxing as it vibrates, as if twitching. First time I listened to this my mood lifted instantly. Such a massive relief, as if my head, ear, neck and shoulders all had a weight lifted off them. I will use this when the tinnitus is particularly bad to be free for a bit of that insesent ringing. I also find it really odd when my ears ring for "real" the panning from one ear to the other. I always hope it may reset my ear, never does tho!

[@V.i.s.Z]

@@satbirbains2632 dude I have that same panning shit I thought I was the only one 😂😂

[@davidpridgeon7187]

Stumbled across this and it is the first relief I've found in so long thank you.

[@dalesnale]

Glad it helped! Thanks for listening David

[@GoosePlaysGuitar]

Wow this really takes the edge off my high frequency ringing. Thanks! Strangely, having tinnitus has made me more aware of silence even though I can no longer really experience it. I notice the T more when things are quiet and then I can imagine what it would sound(or not sound!) like if I could flick a switch and turn it off. I hope this noise helps you too!

[@victoriacharlie1120]

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[@KerryStephens-nw4eb]

OMG THE RELIEF! Heartfelt thank you 💚. Intermittent sufferer to past 2 weeks constant high pitch, losing my sanity 😖. Came across this whilst desperately Googling masking devices, nothing I sampled disguised the high pitch though. This is pure magic! 😊