The Truth Behind most Tinnitus Cures

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Welcome to another transformative video on managing tinnitus. Join Frieder, the founder of My Tinnitus Club, as he delves deep into the realities of living with tinnitus and how you can achieve significant relief. Born deaf in one ear and battling severe tinnitus for 15 years, Frieder shares his personal journey to full habituation. In this enlightening video, he dispels common myths about tinnitus treatments, emphasizing that true relief comes not from external remedies but from changing our internal responses.
Frieder discusses the psychological impact of tinnitus, highlighting how fear, panic, and anxiety often exacerbate our perception of the sound. He challenges the notion that quick-fix solutions like sound therapy, herbal remedies, or restrictive diets can provide lasting relief for most people. Instead, he advocates for a mindset shift and introduces Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as powerful tools for managing tinnitus-related distress.
If you've been struggling with tinnitus and seeking sustainable relief, this video offers invaluable insights and practical strategies. Frieder invites you to join the global community at My Tinnitus Club, where weekly coaching sessions and comprehensive courses are tailored to help you move from a state of discomfort to acceptance and peace. Whether you're new to managing tinnitus or looking to deepen your understanding, visit www.mytinnitus.club to explore resources designed to empower you on your journey.
Discover why Frieder's approach focuses on changing our relationship with tinnitus rather than attempting to silence it. Learn how acceptance and a proactive mindset can lead to habituation, where tinnitus no longer dominates your life. Don't miss out on this opportunity to transform your experience with tinnitus. Join Frieder and take control of your journey today.
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Welcome to our channel, where we journey into the world of tinnitus together, shedding light, providing solace, and paving the way for understanding and managing this condition.
Our videos offer a wealth of information about tinnitus, all designed to help you navigate your tinnitus journey. We aim to provide you with the tools and knowledge to manage tinnitus effectively, enabling you to lead a fulfilling and comfortable life.
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an online community that brings together individuals affected by tinnitus. In this safe and supportive space, members can connect, share their experiences, and learn from experts in the field.
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@brianroberts5786 21 день назад

Great information! Glad your doing better. Habitation is possible.

@georgecastaneda-of2md 21 день назад

Frieder, you are simply the best! You tell the facts all the time! Thank you!

@Hew.Jarsol 21 день назад

Thanks. Yes your right, it feeds off your fear. Your emotional reaction to it. Your beliefs > Avoidance behaviours > Constant checking and measuring of it will come down when your fear/emotional reaction to it lessens? It seems Tinnitus is quite common? Hope you get well soon.

@user-pd4bx3ei3n 22 дня назад

Frieder you are wonderful! Your videos are helping me move forward in my habituation process and I am in a much better place. Thank you for all you do!

@macstreamer8943 22 дня назад

Honestly, I haven't gotten used to it for a year and a half. If it were stable tinnitus I would agree, but what about non-stable tinnitus, mine is like a high frequency laser sound that changes every second, that's just one of them. How to get used to it.

@wilmaduncan7070 22 дня назад

Oh I know how you feel the tinnitus I have had since 1998 did habituate after a good few years but then on came a new sound in 2014. I had a lot of grief losing my.mum, sun and brother in a space of three years I was grief struck and cried so much a new noise came on and for 10 years it has gradually worsened. I have vibrations in my body which aggravates the tinnitus somehow I can hear the rumblings in my body. It is worse on movement. I do sympathise with you. I have a lot of nerve pain in my neck too. I have hearing loss to and all I hear is the tinnitus. So distressing. I try to be calm with it and ignore it. I find it I am engrossed in conversation with a friend on social media it disappears . I know I focus too much on it. Oh Lord please find us a cure. 🙏

@macstreamer8943 22 дня назад

@@wilmaduncan7070 Yes, I have about 4 tinnitus, this laser and another morse code are not stable. My life changed everything, I gave up having children because of this, my career came to a standstill, I can't think about anything else for 80% of the day. And the worst part is that science knows very little, my cause is a mystery. My hearing is "normal". Severe sinusitis was the trigger, we don't have tests to actually see the structures inside the ear, MRI helps very little. I'm going to make a TENS device to try to improve. In cases of hearing loss, unfortunately, little can be done yet, in other cases I believe something can be done, waiting for Susan Shore's device may help.