I have a clarifying question if you don't mind?
I would say pain, sensitivity especially to higher pitches, and it was always accompanied by ear fullness on a flareup. On a scale of 1-10, I'd give it a five. Pain and fullness wasn't constant, but would really sneak up on me in the car, and especially when on the phone or video calls. The sound sensitivity was tough - I was really scared about being around kids, street noise, etc. I can confidently say that all of those issues are now gone. Maybe that was time, but I really do feel like Tinnitus Mix accelerated that improvement. It improved my quality of life a lot, because for a while I was sitting in my office with the door closed afraid to have meetings, and wincing through them. Now it's back to normal.
I had general hyperacusis for many months that pretty much went away but then I had a slight noise exposure that made a new HF noise sensitivity in my right ear only. It was easily triggerable. I am elated that it is gone now.
Yes, that's exactly what I did using Audacity. I increased the volume on higher frequencies starting 8 kHz an saved it as an mp3. I also swapped the stereo channels because I noticed in the first 15 minutes there a stronger high pitched sound on the right, which I wanted to have on the left ear.
I don't mean this question to be insulting in any way. It truly comes from a place of respect. But I am having a hard time reconciling your earlier posts in this thread which the progress you are reporting now. What changed? Was it a change of attitude towards this or going at it from a DGAF point of view?
No. I never convolute my day to day attitude towards this condition with improvements.
No, just don't play it too loud is the point. It works even at lower volumes in the long run. We found people with very loud tinnitus would try to mask it with Tinnitus Mix would get a temporary spike. When they reduced the volume per instructions they had no problems and their tinnitus was greatly reduced in the 3 weeks.
The tinnitus will come and go in the first 3 weeks as Tinnitus Mix battles the tinnitus. Just don't skip a night or the tinnitus could try to reform.
Yes I have it copyrighted, one day I would like to get it into some kind of professional setting just so people will do it correctly, then millions would be able to access the treatment. It would be nice to improve the 50% success rate to 90%+ first.
Well we have a few people that just put headphones close to the ears until they can get used to the sounds and I think you should start out doing that then move them over the ears on very low volume. Main reason is some have trouble with accidentally playing it too loud and causing a spike.
Ok thank you for the clarification.
But: All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident. ‒ Arthur Schopenhauer
If I'm not mistaking, Mr. Case was saying that tinnitus will fight this hard and will try to reform itself during the first 3 weeks, so it is important not to skip a night.
Yes I agree, the tinnitus wants to reform but Tinnitus Mix interferes with it.
Yes it is amazing how something that sounds like this actually changes in your perception to soothing sleep promoting therapy. I sleep soo good playing Tinnitus Mix. I don't know what I would do without it.
Well many say that the suppression lasts much longer than residual inhibition, I think there is more going on here in Tinnitus Mix.
I know a lot about Tinnitus Mix reducing tinnitus and clicking sounds but we now have 5 people saying their hyperacusis is COMPLETELY GONE. I wonder if it will come back slowly in a few weeks like tinnitus? I have a feeling it may not return like tinnitus. So keep us informed after the 3 weeks are up.
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Anyone who will try to steal this, will have to pay up to $500,000 fine, or something like that. I'm just repeating what's been said.
