Is Lenire the Best Bimodal Treatment for Tinnitus?
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Dr. Ben Thompson, AuD, shares his insights into Lenire - a bimodal stimulation device used to treat tinnitus.
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This is the most honest video youve ever made. Specifically, pointing out that your TRT and Lenire both have no placebo or control group at all and that is a significant impact on someone recovering on their OWN or if yours or their treatment ACTUALLY did anything. Both Lenire and your TRT are habituation treatments. Period. I can't wait for Shore's device because she actually meticulously did placebo controls and tracked reductions in LOUDNESS. Not solely TFI scores.
Even tho mines mild and not due to hearing loss (I’m 21) I’m still excited to the possibility’s shores device might have on mild and severe T
@@Thrax9700 I definitely am. I have moderate to severe T for 3.8 years now!
Trt costs thousands and sells nothing. It unfortunate it took so long for actual treatment to get in development.
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@@user-fd8qv1sn9zthe Susan shore device can help you when it comes out. Although it will definitely take longer to arrive to your country.
I have used it for one year but didn't have any effects
I think most importantly is the doctor who program
Your continued videos are so helpful. I have tinnitus but can't really afford the next step to your program however I am receiving a lot of help listening to your podcast. Thanks so much. I have Central Nervous System tinnitus which is not surprising. I am 75 years old and had a line drive baseball hit my sinus cavity years ago which contributes to weird health issues. I had a sub-orbital blowout and have a silicone implant under my eye. I am presently using acupuncture treatments. I am having some success. If it works I'll let you know. I've been telling all my FB friends that have tinnitus to reach out to you or listen to podcasts. All the best. Sally Black
I have, or had, severe somatic and pulsatile tinnitus. After a year, Lenier has dramatically improved my life.
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What I do hear is ongoing treatment is on going financial cost you need to have money. Audiologists are not cheap .Tinnitus can be a bit of a cash cow .Some of us can't afford to do a full treatment program. 😟
If there is a product that is proven to work it should be covered by insurance. My T put me into pysch hospital covered by insurance. My outpatient pysc care is covered.
We totally understand how expensive hearing aids are. We do have alternative options that are more affordable. We'd be happy to discuss with you. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
I have an odd thing going with my tinnitus. A lot of the time I get tinnitus and along with it is a feeling of internal buzzing or shaking, particularly in my legs. It really messes with my ability to sleep. I could live with just the tinnitus as I’m good at ignoring sounds but the buzzing, and vibrating and internal shaking I can’t ignore. It’s very debilitating sometimes once sleeping through it is impossible. The somatic part is driving me bonkers. I also have bouts of pulsatile tinnitus.
I notice that when i get a good buzz when drinking my tinnitus goes away. And the next day its fine too. Now sober 2 years i have 24/7 ringing. Some days bad, others just moderate. I dont want to drink again so its a bit of a drag. 😢
I'm currently on week 7 of lenire. I think it's helped, I had a tinnitus score of 86 when I started, and last week I scored 38. Although, after taking that test I had a very bad spike for a week after. Its not a cure I don't think, but its has helped. I'd like to add, I have no idea where I'd be had I not used it, i could have habituated to the same level of tinnitus Im currently at without the use of Lenire, I'll never know.
What is the cause of your tinnitus if i may ask? Thx
@@chrisk6488 hearing loss
@@chrisk6488 Hearing loss, due to an accident working on a semi truck.
Dear Dr. Ben, after 3 years going through a proces of habituation my somatic tinnitus is less bothering. Unfortunately I still every 2 or 3 days have a spike for 1 or 2 days. Although I dont experience it as a danger anymore it does bother me a lot. I than often listen to your masking sounds to replace my high pitch sound “outside” my head so I can get some rest from it. Which device would you recommend? Keep in mind I live in The Netherlands. Thank you so much for your videos by the way, they help me enormously!
We're so happy to hear that you have improved over the last few years. We recommend bone conduction headphones to use sound therapy if you don't have access to ear level sound generators.
Sir i want to consult qith your team but i don't know English language very much so please guide me how can you help me i have a high pitch tinnitus along qith hearing loss along
We have one provider who speaks Spanish. Please call our team at Treble Health. We have people standing by to help you. Call us at (855) 714-0921. On mobile? Click here: treble.health/fjy
Again thank you Dr. Ben, sound theraphy is very effective to me also cbt, habituation process really needs hardwork, patience and understanding, ur videos helps me a lot, as you I have a mild t too in one ear my right, do u believe it gets better over the time or it will gets worse?
Probably depends on the cause. Mine continues to worsen drastically.
You're so welcome and we're happy to hear you are finding benefit. Time and consistency are the biggest factors and it will get better over time!
@@treblehealththank u for ur kind response, how about masking device, does it have any negative side effects, I want to try it,
3:54 not sure if your argument is totally valid. So you say that very often hearing loss is causing tinnitus (like the brain is replacing the missing frequencies with sounds). Logically (as you say) if you treat hearing loss, you improve tinnitus. This device here does not treat hearing loss so it can't work. ... But what if this device tackles this strange connection between heatring loss and tinnitus? What if it convinces the brain that hearing loss is "ok" and there is no need to produce these high noises?
Right, this device will not correct for hearing loss. We may not be able to convince the brain that hearing loss is "ok" but we can teach the brain to interpret tinnitus as a neutral sound rather than a bothersome one.
I just took my Wider 7thousand hearing aids back to the institute here in Michigan for tinnitus therapy! Only 2 weeks of use it hurt my ears so much pain in my earhole and the tinnitus just took over louder !
Wider is the brand
We're so sorry to hear this. Maybe the programming was off. We'd be happy to discuss further. Please call our team at Treble Health. We have people standing by to help you. Call us at (855) 714-0921. On mobile? Click here: treble.health/fjy
Do you recommend buying the device or not and does it really reduce the ringing sound?
@@fatimaqaid1175 It doesn’t reduce tinnitus
@@BlueBanistersLove Have you tried the device before and it did not relieve the tinnitus, can I buy it online? For trial
@@fatimaqaid1175 You cannot buy it online. You have to buy it from an audiologist in a country where it is approved. I have not tried it because it doesn’t work.
@@fatimaqaid1175 No, you can’t buy it online. It does not reduce tinnitus.
I can't decide for you. The effectiveness of the Lenire device can vary from person to person. You can schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts to discuss your situation and explore the best solutions for your needs. treble.health/consultation
Thanks…. I probably wouldn’t plunk down hundreds of dollars for some device with a tongue buzzer and ear buds expecting anything great, I don’t actually expect any breakthrough in my lifetime and am tired of hearing about cbd gummies and all that other fake cure stuff …. Just want to make sure theres someone to consult when my Phonac hearing aids break down .
Lenire is actually quite a bit more according to the forums. Supposedly $3500 - $5000. More reason to wait unless you have plenty of money.
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Can Lenire make tinnitus worse?
I have used Lenire I felt it did help, it makes it a little worse after using the device but drops soon after use but they say that's normally what happens, no other choice with treatment where I live it is very expensive and parts need replacement after hours of use
@@garymurphy6901 Thank you for your response. So you think it was worth it. What parts do you need to replace? I was thinking of getting it from a clinic in Monaco, it costs 3000 euros. May I ask how much you paid?
@@Battery-kf4vu say I paid around that overall, the tongue tip needs to be replaced if used over certain hours and that think 150/250 I used machine over the amount I ment to use. Yes I felt it worked for me appeared to make sound lower but not gone fully just like video said it helps lower if lucky not work for everyone. Do your research as it is expensive but did help me
@@garymurphy6901 Thank you. How long ago did you do the lenire treatment? Do you still have the improvement?
@@garymurphy6901I hope to get a response, have you used the Linear device and has the tinnitus actually been reduced? Can you give me a percentage of what it is, from 10%?
I just wanna know. Could this mean I have cancer? Enlarged lymphnodes that cause tinnitus? Could they be benign?
We recommend following up with your primary care physician if you have concerns regarding enlarged lymphnodes.
I heard from a good source that it's the beginning of calcification of the arteries
How would that have anything to do with cases that result as a byproduct of ear infections, sudden hearing loss, cervical spine issues, etc. There are a lot of causes.
There are many sources of tinnitus; pulsatile tinnitus may present itself because of issues with the arteries.
Excellent informative video! I reached habituation due to hard work and Treble Health. You said it could be done and you were correct.
I bought a Lenire device. It didn't help at all. I wasted £3000.
We're so sorry to hear this. We'd be happy to discuss alternative techniques to help you. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
Would the new one thats coming be expensive
It probably is
We are unsure what the Susan Shore device will cost.
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Expensive useless
Nothing will help or work except for you.
This youtube channel is just a shopping support for Lenire product....
Lol it's not a shopping push for Lenire, but IS an advertisement for his TRT treatment always 😅
We actually don't work with Lenire. Our principles are based on tinnitus retraining therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy.
We actually don't work with Lenire. Our principles are based on tinnitus retraining therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy.
It's FDA approved and their studies show it lowered tinnitus for 80 % of participants. Maybe you're more concerned about your income stream?
It doesn’t lower tinnitus.
@@BlueBanistersLove and you know how?
@@markmark35 from the dozens of people I have corresponded with who have used it
@@markmark35 from the dozens of people who have used it that I have corresponded with.
While it is FDA approved, we've seen mixed results with the outcomes. Though some people get great benefit, we know that Tinnitus Retraining Therapy combined with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is the gold standard for tinnitus treatment.