What Google Doesn't Tell You About Tinnitus Treatment | Lenire Tinnitus Review

[@treblehealth]

➡ Our new Lenire review video for 2024: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKfPmKqcq5alo6s

[@SconedColdSober]

Just found your channel and it is a breath of fresh air to see someone taking tinnitus seriously and not just out pushing miracle cures and scamming. Thank you for all your work.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment. Glad that you enjoyed it!

[@brucevaughn3429]

Can somebody tell me why the Lenire tinnitus treatment method is non refundable..3K to 5K down the drain of it does not work... Why won't this company stand behind this treatment?

[@rcary]

Because there is no way to prove it. Only you can hear the ringing.

[@learnerkahneby9513]

I used to fight to make my dreams come true. Now, because of my tinntuse, I have no dream, I just want to live without Tinntuse.

[@MTSAmerica]

Yes no more dreams after tinnitus

[@Hdshalom]

Me too, plus I have hyperacusis

[@angieraftis5896]

I had tinnitus for 7 months. I took high strength Seven Seas Cod liver oil and the tinnitus is gone. Don't use the capsules just the oil.

[@Ladymar]

Thank you Dr. Lim for working to alleviate the symptoms of tinnitus and perhaps ultimately find a treatment that will cure it.

[@sarahmoollan8768]

Thank you very much Dr Lim for this encouraging exchange and your ongoing research. Dr Thompson you are relentless in your efforts to bring information and advice to us. I am in my third month with tinnitus and your videos have been such a source of comfort to me. Thank you so much.

[@treblehealth]

So nice of you. You are so welcome!

[@historylover27]

Yes, I agree!🎉 Hopefully, with the neuromod devices they can find a way to lessen the symptoms and severity of this awful condition! Living with this 24/7 is not something that I would wish on anybody.😢

[@ritaendres8098]

Thank you, Dr. Lim, for your commitment to finding relief for those of us with tinnitus.

[@LJK2159]

You never seem to stop providing information to many Thank you Dr Ben For your dedication to the tinnitus world

[@treblehealth]

My pleasure! Thanks for your support, L Kent.

[@slee4010]

Looking forward to ways to cope, reduce the tinnitus symptoms, live a more normal life.

[@jeffreylevin9616]

Great Episode as always. I like when Dr. Thompson says he asks new patients about insomnia. I think this could be the primary factor in my mild tinnitus. Throughout this whole pandemic and a little bit even before I don't sleep well. Typically I wake up after 4 to 4 1/2 hours of sleep usually only lightly falling back to sleep intermittently. This goes on day after day. Sometimes I get short cat naps waiting in between calls in the limo. I have normal very mild low frequency hearing loss typical for my age. No hearing aids required. My Dad is 97 and has no hearing loss or at least I know he wears no hearing aids.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment, Jeffrey. Glad it was helpful!

[@SMSBJM1981]

Thank you, both. I have recently acquired tinnitus to a degree that it is hard to ignore. Added to that I have anxiety, depression, stressful job and personal situation.

[@Underhills]

Welcome to the club. It's not a club we wanted but we are here. I've had tinnitus and hyperacusis for 9 years.

[@GumzOnTheTrack]

How are you doing today?

[@frankfranco6134]

I just wanted to thank you for your commitment to helping tinnitus sufferers. I wish your services were in Canada but since they're not, your channel gives me hope that some day soon , I will get some help. My tinnitus is so severe, that it's very depressing. Again, thank you for giving me some hope.

[@treblehealth]

You are welcome. We are glad we can help so many people manage their tinnitus. We are hoping to be able to help more people around the world in the near future! Check back soon for an update.

[@timroberts2159]

your never going sort tinnitus when charlatans are making money of desperate people (me included)

[@warchop1237]

A lot of great work...but far too many are working on developing tinnitus remedies. As I understand the research, their tinnitus is reduced by a small shock before an audio pulse in those with damaged auditory systems. For those without damage, the shock occurs AFTER the audio tone. I developed my own bimodal stimulation device, and have been using it for 3 years, with mixed results. My left ear ringing is virtually gone, but my right ear is still an issue. I think I recall one researcher saying that treating one side causes positive effects on the other side... but it didn't with me. I will say that bimodal stimulation has significantly improved my life.

[@ameliabaldwin4549]

How did you make your own device please. I have got severe pulsatile sound and sensational tinnitus in my head

[@Cikflipp180]

It honestly sounds like he's trying to explain his way out of producing legit clinical study data by muddying the waters of what can/can't be measured. I really hope this product works but let's stop playing games like this... I agree re the personal optimization - its funny because he was already doing this in his lab and in joining Lenire *regressed* to a generalized approach.

[@georgec6422]

The title of this video is misleading. Hubert Lim is listed as Chief Science Officer for Lenire. It's not much of a review if the person works for the company. I'm not saying the guy isn't trying to do good work but be upfront about things like this.

[@qyhh]

​@@georgec6422 Totally agreed! This should have been mentionned right off the bat. This doesn't make me want to watch the video. (even though I already went to Neuromod for an appointment in early 2020, so I was interested.) I randomly watched 15 minutes of one of his livestream on youtube, and I legit asked about neuromodulation, he said "it was a hot topic in 2015, but the searches didn't really continue much due to not-so-great results", or something along those lines. So yeah, this really doesn't make me wanna listen to the video, even though it might be good, idk.

[@Realreal12345]

Thank you Dr. Lim and your team for all the hard work y’all are putting in to find a possible cure for tinnitus. We’re all rooting hard for you! And thank you Dr. Thompson for always bringing us the latest news on Tinnitus through your KZbin channel it’s always educational and helpful. I’ve been dealing with Tinnitus for 6 months now after an accident with some audio equipment. It’s been hard at times but I always feel hopeful after hearing the breakthroughs talented scientists like Dr. Lim and his team are working on. Truly noble work. Thank you.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment, Omar. So glad that it was helpful. Be well.

[@phillip1211]

I have been living with this condition for three decades. What I find particularly fascinating is that I can alter the sound or pitch of my tinnitus by applying gentle pressure to my head. Through conversations with others who also experience tinnitus, I have discovered that this is not a unique occurrence. Several years ago, I participated in a conference dedicated to tinnitus. When a member of the audience highlighted this phenomenon, the experts on stage seemed completely unaware, while many attendees resonated with the speaker's observations. Since that event, I have not encountered any explanations regarding this occurrence. What I can share with anyone interested is that if I place a hand beneath my chin and apply upward pressure while simultaneously exerting slight pressure on the top of my head, the sound or pitch doesn't alter. This observation may suggest that the issue originates from the cranial nerves to the spinal cord. I believe this is an area that warrants further investigation. I would be eager to hear from others who have noticed similar experiences.

[@jeanettesovick271]

Fascinating info!! Thank you so much! I understand a bit mote about tinnitus and will certainly have the ability to communicate this when speaking to my ENT!

[@treblehealth]

Wonderful! Glad it was helpful.

[@felipecollazo9145]

Dr.Thompson thanks for doing what your doing! It really makes a difference having a reliable source of information ….. your wisdom on managing this theme on scientific and holistic way it’s a hope on this community. Many thanks again. I have become a follower of your initiatives!

[@treblehealth]

I appreciate that! Thank you for the support, Felipe. Glad it was helpful!

[@robertfalloon]

Very promising Dr Lim. I look forward to hearing how things progress and when your device would be widely available.

[@sakenu16]

Thank you AuD Ben and Neuromod for trying to find treatments on tinnitus. Would like to know more about the results of Lenire in Europe? Also when will this be available in US. As always thank you for all your positivity AuD Ben. By the way is an AuD officially a Dr?

[@treblehealth]

Neuromod Devices is currently engaged with the FDA seeking approval to distribute the device. Correct - Doctor of Audiology.

[@sakenu16]

@@treblehealth Thank you for following up, Dr Ben and thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. Keep up the informative videos.

[@joeylodes]

FDA Approved 👍 as of 3/7/23

[@robertmaciel4128]

Espanol

[@samcatvaughn8885]

Thank You, Dr. Lim, for sharing your research with us.

[@nandii_8850]

Keep up the good work, I don’t know how you do it but you are doing a service to the world.

[@treblehealth]

I appreciate that! Thanks for your comment!

[@joescheller6680]

Have had it for 55 years or more. Definitely would like to know what quiet is. No ringing. Mine is a high pitched ring like almost a squeal. Goes on forever no let up. Currently in Philippines wonder if it available. I have VA support wonder if it will ever be approved by them it's a disability if you were in military but I never pursued getting it

[@jackvalenti2333]

thank you Dr lim I `ve been suffering for 15 years with tinnitus ,I think the breakthrough is happening soon. thank you BEN Thompson for this encouragement video.....

[@treblehealth]

Awesome. Glad it was helpful! You're so welcome, Jack. Be well.

[@Underhills]

Great channel Ben, I just discovered it. I've had loud high pitched tinnitus and hyperacusis for about 9 years now. Both came with a sudden onset. I just woke up one morning with both T & H. Hearing tests came out normal according to age etc. No injury. I've always wondered why urinating affects my T levels, perhaps it has an affect on some pressure somewhere. Hard to say. Another thing that reduces symptoms is alcohol. That's pretty much all that really works. Urination and alcohol. What a weird combo. Anyways, thanks for sharing knowledge and content on tinnitus. My personal take is that neurology will find the answer to this. It's brain damage.

[@treblehealth]

You're welcome, BC. Be well. :)

[@Nick-iu7ks]

I will attempt to help. Maybe you have hydrops. A diuretic may help you

[@stephanm.2831]

Did you take a medication before the onset?

[@Underhills]

@@stephanm.2831 Well, I took codeine but I also ate a hamburger. What I'm trying to say is that T can be caused by a million things. Just reading about all the substances that may cause T is hopeless cause it's pretty much everything and anything. All I know is what can give some relief as mentioned in my post. My personal take on this is that it's brain damage. I hope science will focus on the neurology in this. I don't see that the ear is connected to either T or H. The ear is just preforming the orders of the brain.

[@stephanm.2831]

@@Underhills codeine is related to tinnitus as an side effect.

[@lindasanderson1160]

Absolutely brilliant ...I agree and thank you for the expertise which is so much appreciated.

[@treblehealth]

Glad you enjoyed it You are very much welcome! Be well, Linda.

[@sambyrne7542]

I've learned to deal with tinnitus, it's my hyperacusis I struggle with

[@AhmadKhan-jg1mm]

I agreed with you Sam . I am in the Sam situation like you.

[@MrHlowe]

Ive had tinnitus since 2012. Last couple years, a few bad dreams have awoken me and the stress resulting from them certainly seemed to be the cause of Very loud tinnitus. Putting this out here for example of specific cause and effect.

[@chase_james]

If you made the tongue tip vibrate for the placebo group, they wouldn’t really be able to differentiate the sensational difference between an electric shock unless they had experienced both stimuli. Make a tongue tip that vibrates, there. You have your placebo group. You’re welcome. Saves you $1 million in testing.

[@TroyBurken]

Yes, I agree! Thank you Dr. Lim!

[@DonaldLHayes]

Yes, I agree..............I have had tinnitus for the last 8 years...now I have hearing aids that at least help me hear better because my hearing has gotten worse. This Lenire may help me ...I hope...

[@griffzinho]

TENT-A produced results no better than the average result produced by placebo in other trials, BUT the interesting fact is that Lenire did not even use a placebo in theirs. How it can be validated as a treatment for Tinnitus is beyond comprehension.

[@ShoNuff3K]

How do you use a placebo with electric simulation + sound? Level of stimulation? Off target sound tones?

[@haroldjones2548]

Agree scientifically but "perceived" relief is better than none even if temporary

[@manishshah991]

Reall good to know about your channel and I am following it past few weeks. Would you advise if I would like to join Lenire Neuromodulation treatment in Singapore, how would you could help with this as I understand currently Lenire device is available in Europe and US only

[@viktor928]

Lenire just become available in US, very exciting to try it! Thank you Dr. Lim

[@johnboeck3844]

How did it work for you ?

[@viktor928]

@@johnboeck3844 I didn’t pull the trigger to get in the program for $5000 too many discouraging reviews

[@alsjogren7890]

Thank you for helping me understand the basic reasons the Lenire device may be effective.

[@amc6han882]

Excellent info! How could I join Dr Lim’s clinical trials ? I have T for 3 months..

[@AndrewAliferis]

Thank goodness for Dr. Lim's research. Ben, please explain your statement about length of time that you've had tinnitus. I suffered an injury with 3.5 minutes of exposure to sound at about 110 db. That was 8 weeks ago. Now I have high pitch tinnitus mostly in my right ear. Should I be concerned about time going by and not addressing this? I'm hoping that there is some degree of recovery still going on.

[@vipulkaushal1597]

I have Tinnitus and let me tell you it can be pretty difficult task to completely cure it because tinnitus could be due to a lot of unknown underlying factors… but generalizing the possible cure: you have to actually work at neuron level but understanding brain is very very difficult. You have to give some injections which stop the hyperactivity/electric activity or possible blood clots or dead cells in the brain…

[@jessicavillalobos1822]

Inyecciones de que

[@kristenmichele5208]

Doesn’t matter the cause. It all creates the same effect.

[@SBlank-ss8sg]

There will never be a cure in my opinion. I've been living with this my entire life. Suffered blunt-force trauma to head as a child and have tinnitus everyday, every moment of my life. It's a shame there are companies out there pedaling pills that claim to make it miraculously disappear.

[@LevaniAslamazishvili-l9u]

Am sorry Ben because of dr yasreboff we don’t have nothing . They believed he’s theory about habituation all kinds of tinittus. That’s Yang man is promising

[@Willdrknght]

Now that I have habituated in the last 12 months to my sudden onset stress induced T , going about my daily tasks is no problem ( especially with hearing aids - I’ve got acquired high frequency hearing loss ) I forgot about the sound it’s going to bed where I have that baseline level of sound that affects my sleep .

[@debbiebacon7450]

Yes! Thank you Dr Lim!

[@willholder7657]

I just completed my 12 week program and my tinnitus is WORSE than ever. It may work for you, but don’t be shocked when you find it’s damaging your ears!

[@slee4010]

Thanks Dr. Lim, appreciate it immensely! Thank you both!

[@treblehealth]

Our pleasure! You're so welcome.

[@sandraalbertson7365]

Yes, I agree; looking forward to more solutions. Thank you, SA

[@alexstrings]

Mine started after 4 month battling a sever anxiety due to personal problems.

[@gareauzachary657]

thank you so much Dr Lim!

[@treblehealth]

Hey Gareau Zachary, thank you for the comment. We are glad to know that our videos have helped you. Enjoy exploring our other KZbin videos, as well as blog articles on treblehealth.com

[@TinnitusFreedom101]

thanks for sharing the information. it is valid tinnitus can be restored with some treatment 👍

[@peterazlac1739]

There is nothing Pavlovian about tinnitus and the concept of it being linked to the hippocalmus is only a model. A more realistic model shown by Brazilian workers is that it is a disruption of the facia and is linked to the autonomous nervous system which is why stress makes it worse through the effect of cortisol.

[@brenda7799]

Thank you Dr Lim. Very encouraging news.

[@treblehealth]

You are very welcome, Brenda! Be well. 😊

[@tb7261]

I hope this is offered in Florida soon.

[@TheLazzanova61]

As a Tinnitus patient myself I'm not really convinced that this treatment can help me at all. If you would be listening to a concert and tell the soundmaster that a certain sound is disturbing, and that it affects the quality of the music, the soundmaster would decrease that sound using his equilizer. Your treatment is increasing all the other sounds to relatively decrease the tinnitus sound. The soundmaster would tell you that increasing sensitivity on other Hz, will affect the soundexperience negatively. We Tinnitus patients want to experience silence, not become sensitive to other sounds. This is not a solution...

[@atashakgem]

is great if there is a cure, but is not so you have to use what is available now

[@atashakgem]

Thank you immensely this interview doctor Ben 🙏🙏🙏, in the interview i noticed Doctor Lim mentions make brain sensetive to louder divers sounds so this way we shift brain focus on those sounds, then maybe should we listen more louder sounds when listening white noise and sound therapy? Why is it they say sound therapy should be low volume? Thank you again for helping us 🙏🙏🙏🙌🏻🙌🏻🌈

[@gsf4lyf]

This gives me a lot of hope thank you so much

[@treblehealth]

You're welcome! 😊

[@macchau6859]

it was an amazing insight.. great interview ... hats of to Dr Lim for research work..

[@treblehealth]

Thank you!

[@vnewman536]

yes, I agree! how exciting for so many.

[@paulfranku2b]

Thank you Dr. Lim and Dr. Ben. Now I understand the concept of this device. I am curious about the discussion about having to generalize the device. Does this mean necessarily there is some effectiveness lost because it has to be a device that could help a large population, versus a device that would only help a few people? Or are you helping more people at the expense of a few? Do I understand that correctly?

[@treblehealth]

Hi! Lenire is customized per person based on their hearing test. This device is not "one size fits all" and it does have to be programmed and dispensed by an Audiologist. We hope the long term benefits of this treatment can be used to help a very large population, not leaving anyone behind. Hope this helps to answer your question!

[@ehtishamgul8439]

Dr Lim when this device will be available in UAE

[@treblehealth]

Unfortunately we don't have a definite answer at this time, but you can monitor any Lenire updates through their website: www.lenire.com/

[@levifreeman4536]

Yes I agree! Thank you Dr.!

[@MacSteve07]

Did my own study. I tried for myself (6 month, twice daily - paid more than 2k) and know "8" other people. Be carful! People like this guys (or Max Bauer) make their money with our suffering. In my community, it didn’t help anyone!

[@shalmabegum6874]

What was the reason for you T? So Lenire didn’t work for you 😭have you tried any other things?

[@skanni61]

Thanks Dr. Lin - looking forwards - love this canal - from Denmark

[@vinnymig]

YEEEEESSSSS I Agree. Thank you Doc.

[@treblehealth]

You're welcome, Vincenzo. Be well. :)

[@fredericoribeiro9529]

Thank you Dr Lim, i agree.

[@rjayvalete7021]

Were counting on ser hope that the device can be available in Philippines and other country

[@dtc7497]

Thank you for your research efforts and communicating where the research is currently leading.... I for one .am anxious to see the FDA approve the Lenier device for use here in the US.

[@treblehealth]

You're so welcome!

[@1BelovedOne]

YES! THANK YOU!

[@mytruereviewsandgenuineinf1131]

thank you Ben God bless you to help all those needed this information ...bless you!!

[@treblehealth]

You are very welcome! Glad it was helpful.

[@tracyhughes5092]

Quackery is not a solution. No one seems to know tge cause of sudden onset. So how can they find a solution?

[@reventlov3969]

Hubert Lim work for neuromod...

[@dannypariat4425]

Thank you Dr. Lim - I agree.

[@treblehealth]

Awesome. Thank you, Danny!

[@nubianmakeupasmr8490]

Tinnitus increases my stress level 😢

[@dean15221]

Thank you!! Keep working...

[@treblehealth]

You're welcome! Be well, Walt.

[@dingojohnsonn5056]

Do you have any updates on the Susan shore device? They both seem to be using similar devices. Which works better, which is less likely to increase tinnitus?

[@treblehealth]

Stay tuned!

[@Zombie101]

@@treblehealth yep need to know this too. I have decided that if the susan shore device doesnt work or bring silence then i will end my life after that point. I have had enough

[@ameliabaldwin4549]

@@Zombie101 I feel the same it's truly unbearable think about it every waking moment. Supposedly it is my reaction to the tinnitus is why I suffer rather than the tinnitus.... but it is impossible to forget about it... please you're not alone zombie....

[@joelflores5625]

@@Zombie101 same feel you guys thinking of ending my life to it’s unbearable at this point

[@ameliabaldwin4549]

@@joelflores5625 please dont do that... actually it feels good to hear that somebody acknowledges the feeling.... I have nobody who understands they think I'm making it up?.?? Let's stick together there must be something to help us.... bless you don't do anything silly however awful you feel we will get some relief... it's out there somewhere just wait a while xxx

[@cesarmontada]

Thank you Dr. Thompson for this video, is giving hope I can get rid off or alleviate my tinnitus. My question is. Is this product ready for sale in the US? If so, how can I get my hands on one? Thank you again. :)

[@treblehealth]

Cesar, Lenire is not yet available in the United States. Neuromod Devices is currently engaged with the FDA seeking approval to distribute the device.

[@geoffkay5388]

Really interesting video. Thank you again.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment, Geoff. You're so welcome!

[@Actyus]

Is lenire service available in Asia (India and Nepal)?

[@treblehealth]

Right now, Lenire is available in the United States of America, UK and Europe.

[@kevinmclaughlin5655]

yes, i agree. Thank you Dr. Lim

[@melsibley5191]

So an incurable problem turns into a multi million dollar industry, been suffering twenty years

[@jaseh2009]

Cheers guys.

[@danreich4320]

Excellent discussion.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment, Dan!

[@faisalzeineddine8999]

yes, i agree. i have tinnitus in left ear. frequency is about 8 khz. please let me know if you have a fix for it.

[@jd-xi1gr]

I have high frequency in right ear and mine is 10,000z

[@faisalzeineddine8999]

appreciate your response, pls let me know if you have a definite fix for tinnitus besides hypothesis testing. I am in the St Louis area.

[@diazrob1]

yes. I agree

[@ryanbell5912]

I do not remember how long i had it but I knew I had it and not knowing what it is and didn't think much of it, but later on as I got in my late 30s its became more annoying do to me trying to sleep😢

[@treblehealth]

Sorry to hear that you've been having a tough time with your tinnitus, Ryan. Feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@paolawhalen9680]

Yes I agree. Help us.

[@gerrymonahan]

Yes I agree thankyou Dr Lim

[@treblehealth]

Awesome. Thanks for your comment, Gerry!

[@eddytekky2175]

He says improvement might take place within 6 weeks. But if not… does it make sense to continue? Might the effect also can happen after the 6 weeks? What about 3-6 months treatment?

[@eddytekky2175]

Ok I have tried for 4 months lenire. Nothing Zero nada change in Tinnitus. This treatment doesn’t work Mr. Lim

[@treblehealth]

It’s possible that the effect can happen after six weeks; however from my understanding the majority of successful outcomes should occur within six weeks of using Lenire.

[@tracyhughes5092]

​@@eddytekky2175Lenire isn't even approved by FDA in the US. Where did you get one & why would you lie about this?

[@irishgamer876]

Is lenire just for people who suffer tinnitus from hearing loss? Coz I have tinnitus in my left ear for the past year and a half but I got no hearing loss

[@treblehealth]

People with hearing loss and people with completely normal hearing can find tinnitus relief.

[@HoustonHoney]

Gabapentin works for me to quiet the buzzing.

[@tracyhughes5092]

Strong stuff that Gabapetin😮

[@carmenventuro5087]

Thank you Dr. Lim

[@treblehealth]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cocconi2020]

Lenire , magnificent..

[@AARONDAVIDGLEASON]

This is a wonderful video. One concern, if we make certain frequencies more strong as a way to ignore the Tinnitus frequencies, what if those eventually become the Tinnitus sound, and now theyre strong. For those of us with Hyperacusis, I don't think we particularly want ANY sounds to be amplified. Are all the bimodal models doing this? Amplifying "other" frequencies?

[@SSRUNNER0]

Apparently Susan shores work attempts to shut down the actual cells causing tinnitus. If I remember correctly they are generated in the dorsal cochlear nucleus.

[@treblehealth]

Sound therapy and gentle auditory stimulation is recommended when treating hyperacusis.

[@AARONDAVIDGLEASON]

@@treblehealth I've beaten hyperacusis since then! ;) It's totally gone. Tinnitus remains but I've had many days of near silence using physical therapy, hydration and Valerian Root.

[@AARONDAVIDGLEASON]

Oh, I beat hyperacusis with increasing exposure therapy.

[@zdqqq7098]

@@AARONDAVIDGLEASON Can you tell me more about what that is?

[@MarcellodeSales]

Got mine in 2019, after waking up from a nap... I was never the same... no hearing loss, veriried TMJ, wore mouth guard for 10 months, nothing worked... MRI done, no hearing loss by 2 different clinics... nobody can figure out... I do sleep late, work for hours as an engineer ...

[@Underhills]

Same. I woke up with high pitched loud T and what I later learned was named hyperacusis. Both of these things with sudden onset. Been trough all the hearing checks, wore a white noise generator on both ears for 1 years straight, didn't do anything for me. My T loudness can be affected by jaw movements. It's there all the time. Only way to reduce it is alcohol but that's not a long term medication in any way of course, I just notice that being drunk reduces T and H. I've had it for about 9 years now.

[@llwil2003]

I have always been hyper-sensitive to loud noise (restaurants especially), concerts, loud voices (my husband), loud tv (again my husband). I always have ear plugs with me and can not attend concerts without them. Do you think this hyper sensitivity to loud noise caused this tinnitus? Also have had TMJ. I corrected my teeth and wear a night guard now so no longer have TMJ pain. Could this have caused this tinni have?

[@treblehealth]

Hi Linda, you asked some good personalized questions here. My answer depends on more information that I do not yet know about your history. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.

[@cliffordparmeter6940]

Seems promising.

[@joshyoung7408]

Been watching your channel for the last couple months. I’d like to reach out and work with you via tele health. I have unilateral tinnitus in my left ear it developed after a road trip into the mountains. I was recently accepted into the oto-313 program here in Florida but I did not go through with the injection for fear of it worsening my tinnitus. I don’t what else to do.

[@SSRUNNER0]

Hey Josh, did you T develop from some sort of trauma caused by pressure changes?

[@treblehealth]

Hey Josh. feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@1dluep]

One can hope.

[@jazzedup57]

Does this device help with pulsatile tinnitus?

[@treblehealth]

Hi Debbie, thank you for asking. This device could help. It depends on more information that we do not yet know about your history. At Treble Health, we offer free consultations via telehealth. We are accepting new patients and would gladly consider you as a new client. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health to sign up for an appointment.

[@leilamyftija6400]

Could bimodal neuromodulation also work for other symptoms other than tinnitus, for ex, for brain fog caused by fibromyalgia or Covid, or chronic pain, etc?

[@leilamyftija6400]

I’m also very interested in vagus nerve stimulation within this context.

[@treblehealth]

Hey Leila, you asked some good personalized questions here. My answer depends on more information that I do not yet know about your history. Feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@kiranpanchal7429]

As presented. Yes. I Agree.

[@lucianopanarelli1546]

a quand pour la france la commercialisation de lenire