I Invented a Sound That Knocked Out My Tinnitus

I was beginning to feel discouraged with only a modest improvement in the ringing after listening to the sounds for about 3 weeks now. This morning when I first got up I had to look hard for the ringing. That lasted only for a few minutes. The ringing did return and for a few hours it was very much subdued. My tinnitus has consistently been intrusive upon waking, so this is a positive sign. I'm going to continue with the program and see what happens.
That is a good sign, keep going and don't skip a night!
 
As far as I know, Mr Case did acknowledge that maintenance sessions are required couple times a week after the initial month in order to keep tinnitus from coming back.
So the effect is definitely temporary.

But here is the thing:
If this particular sound is able to keep tinnitus at bay for so many people, why all the hostility on your part?

It could well be, that this sound really is superior at suppressing tinnitus from all the other sounds out there.

Instead of being happy that some people have indeed found Tinnitus Mix to be helping them better than any other forms of available therapy they tried to date (most of it not free), you chose to attack Mr Case instead.
This is what I have problem with.

Speaking for myself, if I could achieve silence, while having to do some kind of a maintenance sessions here and there, I would consider myself cured.

Bimodal stimulation will also very likely be a form of suppression with maintenance sessions required, yet people are quite excited about it.

So if the final effect is essentially the same, why embrace one and attack the other for not being "lasting" (as you put it).
Yes, exactly!! I have been tinnitus free for 18 years ONLY because of Tinnitus Mix. It's not like I have a therapy but never had tinnitus, I have proved it works on me also! My tinnitus never flares up, it's totally silent unless I stop playing Tinnitus Mix for 2 weeks, in those 2 weeks it will slowly creep back in. But I sleep so well with it so I use it every night. So I have my life, my sleep, and golden silence like every human should have and enjoy. I just thought I would give this GIFT to all of you.
 
Well after like 26(?) nights of this, my floaters are pretty much gone, my hyperacusis is gone, but today my tinnitus is actually like it was months ago, which is worse. I think I am going to stop this. Before I even started this, I felt like my tinnitus was almost completely gone, I was afraid it would come back, and it has.
So what do you put your tinnitus getting worse down to?
 
So what do you put your tinnitus getting worse down to?
Maybe because a few nights in a row my dog woke me up around 4 am to go outside. She's old and has to pee a lot. I cannot fall back asleep usually when that happens so maybe it is the interruption. I didn't listen last night and slept fine and my tinnitus is low again this morning. So I have nooooooooo idea.
 
I am 6 days in, bought the Koss headphones without headband, and already had some benefits. I am monitoring my loudness carefully and I experience the loudness about 20% less...

I am grateful for the good work of David Case!

Thank you!!
You are very welcome, keep going and don't skip a night for the 3 weeks or the tinnitus will try to reform.
 
I may still give it a shot but even with melatonin and a little CBD oil I'm still having a hard time getting uninterrupted sleep.
 
For those having trouble sleeping - even before introducing this sound... I have intrusive tinnitus.. my advice is you have to find a way. Configure the room for max comfort. I slept in a hotel last night and slept like a baby.

My configuration: Netflix by my bedside, iPhone with quiet rain noise under pillow, Bluetooth speaker playing fan noise in corner of room.
It seems absurd but I get to sleep.
 
My tinnitus never flares up, it's totally silent unless I stop playing Tinnitus Mix for 2 weeks, in those 2 weeks it will slowly creep back in.
What does your tinnitus sound like when you don't use Tinnitus Mix? Do you use something to keep Koss headphones on while you sleep?
 
If it worked, you wouldn't be on here. You'd be dancing in the streets.

Tinnitus Mix was a funny coincidence for Case and a placebo for many others.
Not quite, hundreds have written me saying Tinnitus Mix has saved their lives.

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Thanks for trying Tinnitus Mix and giving your input, I find it interesting that your hyperacusis did not come back like your tinnitus. I had wondered about the connection between the two.
I wasn't doing it the way you recommended. I have to disclose that. When my dumb dog gets up at 4-5 AM to go pee I just cannot fall back asleep with this on.

However, I did experience an elimination of noise sensitivity in my right ear while using this.
 
You should only do Tinnitus Mix if you do only it or you will not know what lowered you tinnitus, if you do 5 remedies at once it just adds questions.

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Meh, CBD is a placebo if that. It really did nothing for me at all and I took it for a few months, very expensive high grade stuff.
 
I'm thankful for the Tinnitus Mix... but in my opinion it simply suppresses the tinnitus and is temporary.
I can't say it's done anything... I know when I take the headphones off during the day for a second, I whistle past the graveyard... trying not to search for the tinnitus. Like someone said, the tinnitus is there, but it seems temporarily "walled off."

Which is fine for me. There are so many sound therapies for sale, hearing aids, noise maskers... I'm literally wearing these 24/7 (minus a few minutes here or there). This gave me a jumpstart on becoming resigned that my ears are screwed forever.

This is simple, and helps my sanity during the day. If Koss were waterproof I could wear these in the shower! ;-)
 
He did not get the Koss KTX-PRO1 headphones like you are supposed to, many do not follow instructions and then wonder why it did not work.

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I was asking you what your tinnitus reverts back to if you didn't use Tinnitus Mix. Is it a static sound, high pitched, or maybe hissing. You answered my question by referring to someone else for some reason. I have more of a loud static sound.

I had a airplane barotrauma in 2008 that affected my left ear. Also TMJ disorder in my left jaw so I'm a bit confused. I never gave Tinnitus Mix a good try because of the headphones falling off as I toss and turn too much.
 
For those having trouble sleeping - even before introducing this sound... I have intrusive tinnitus.. my advice is you have to find a way. Configure the room for max comfort. I slept in a hotel last night and slept like a baby.

My configuration: Netflix by my bedside, iPhone with quiet rain noise under pillow, Bluetooth speaker playing fan noise in corner of room.
It seems absurd but I get to sleep.
I see your cause of tinnitus is Bill Bauer. Hahaha.
 
Isn't it awesome that we can't get a straightforward answer on why something like this would/could work? Where is the research? Shouldn't the research have an explanation as to why tinnitus even happens and why things like this help and why? Shouldn't these be questions that need to be answered BEFORE something like Lenire is commercialized?
 
Update: this did not work for me and may have even made my reactivity slightly worse. I quit also.

I do wonder if certain types/subtypes of tinnitus would respond better to this.

For reference: I have moderate tinnitus bilaterally with a very high pitched pure tone and a lower pitched (but still high) cicadas-type sound. There is some reactivity to my tinnitus which had gotten better before Tinnitus Mix, but has slightly worsened since. My tinnitus and hearing issues was due to Macrolide antibiotics.

I used the correct headphones and uses them as night as directed.
 
I was asking you what your tinnitus reverts back to if you didn't use Tinnitus Mix. Is it a static sound, high pitched, or maybe hissing. You answered my question by referring to someone else for some reason. I have more of a loud static sound.

I had a airplane barotrauma in 2008 that affected my left ear. Also TMJ disorder in my left jaw so I'm a bit confused. I never gave Tinnitus Mix a good try because of the headphones falling off as I toss and turn too much.
My tinnitus sounded just like the test of the emergency alert system, you know when you are listening to your car radio and that horrible electronic screeching sound comes over the radio. Or if you remember the old dial up internet, when you first connected, it would send that screeching over the computer speaker for a few seconds. Technically it is pulse code modulation. But Tinnitus Mix knocked it out and I have enjoyed silence every day and night for the past 18 years.
 
Update: this did not work for me and may have even made my reactivity slightly worse. I quit also.

I do wonder if certain types/subtypes of tinnitus would respond better to this.

For reference: I have moderate tinnitus bilaterally with a very high pitched pure tone and a lower pitched (but still high) cicadas-type sound. There is some reactivity to my tinnitus which had gotten better before Tinnitus Mix, but has slightly worsened since. My tinnitus and hearing issues was due to Macrolide antibiotics.

I used the correct headphones and uses them as night as directed.
Sorry it did not help you, thanks for your input.
 
I'm thankful for the Tinnitus Mix... but in my opinion it simply suppresses the tinnitus and is temporary.
I can't say it's done anything... I know when I take the headphones off during the day for a second, I whistle past the graveyard... trying not to search for the tinnitus. Like someone said, the tinnitus is there, but it seems temporarily "walled off."

Which is fine for me. There are so many sound therapies for sale, hearing aids, noise maskers... I'm literally wearing these 24/7 (minus a few minutes here or there). This gave me a jumpstart on becoming resigned that my ears are screwed forever.

This is simple, and helps my sanity during the day. If Koss were waterproof I could wear these in the shower! ;-)
Glad it helps you, it does get better the more you play Tinnitus Mix.

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I wasn't doing it the way you recommended. I have to disclose that. When my dumb dog gets up at 4-5 AM to go pee I just cannot fall back asleep with this on.

However, I did experience an elimination of noise sensitivity in my right ear while using this.
Yes at least Tinnitus Mix knocked out the hyperacusis, we have 5 people that say this sound stopped their hyperacusis. I had no idea Tinnitus Mix would work on that when I started this. These brave people could unlock the connection between hyperacusis and tinnitus. There has to be a common denominator between them because Tinnitus Mix knocks them both out in some people.

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