Ive had tinnitus for about a year now and it was very high at the beginning but i found i way to keep it conrolable.....the solution is cupping especially in the temples....not dry cupping its useless but blood cupping.... It helps reduce the sound enough that he allows you to live your life
Thanks I just got tested and left ear has mild hearing loss and doc suggested to get hearing aids cos I have tinnitus that is really annoying. Fingers crossed for me
I have to say Lyric don’t work well. I replaced 3 of them in 1 month, they keep failing. They need a major improvement and sound quality is the worst. Go with Starkey in ear canal , it is 100% invisible and they don’t change the sound of music and other sounds with low end frequencies.
Great video! I have tried the Signia Charge and Go IX, Oticon iic and Eargo Neo & 5's. They all help my hearing until I get in a noisy environment then I can just about hear the person next to me. I went on the Hearing Advisor site which measures how most hearing aides are in noisy environments and other than the Sony and Lucid Tala earbuds none of the hearing aides on the market regardless of cost perform well, very poorly in fact, even the most expensive ones. Which invisible hearing aide do you recommend for noisy environments?
It's great that you've been exploring different hearing aids to find what works best for you. For recommendations specific to your hearing loss and needs in noisy environments, I'd recommend visiting your local audiologist. They can assess your hearing profile and recommend the most suitable options, taking into account the latest technologies available. Some newer models like the Widex SmartRIC and Oticon Intent have shown promising results in challenging listening situations, so discussing these options with your audiologist could be beneficial.
Hey Ben I have got a really green idea. so awhile back I tried audio therapy with 3 to 4 different sounds and it seems to work well and recently I told you about bone conduction headphone so you can listen to audio therapy while still hearing your surroundings outdoors or indoors while letting your ears breathe and not get hot sweaty and itchy these are two green things now I have one more to add to it, I tried my bone conduction headphone with 8D audio aka (360 audio) and it actually works WOW! (TH-cam- the most realistic 3d sound microphone) by 3D sound studio. Okay so here is how we can get the most advanced sound therapy and training so as you know when walking outside ambient sound is 360 all around so with the bone conduction headphones you play tinnitus therapy sound 1 then alpha frequency healing frequency sound two then rain sound three and maybe a 4th sound so this alone keeps the brain busy from tinnitus now here comes the cool part you take those sounds separate them and move them around in 8D or 360 Audio WOW!! now were talking advanced 8D tinnitus therapy and training try to stay focused on just the moving therapy sound while trying to block out other sounds so we have 4 sounds moving all around separately do you know an audio specialist that can put together 8D 360 audio for tinnitus therapy. lets get this done and try it out we need to give it a name like Advanced 8D 360 Tinnitus therapy.
Sir,phonak lyric hearing aids 4 not available in our country ie india.how to get these hearing aids our country locations under Andhra Pradesh state and how much cost these hearing aids
Dr Ben plz tell I had tinnitus from last year 2023 December 14 I took medicine that why i got tinnitus Medicine charge up and quicnac And nasal drop and i developed tinnitus 😌 it alrdy one month and 15 days plz help me out kindly 😇😇😇and reply my comment
We would be happy to discuss your situation further and develop a personalized treatment plan. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
If he bothers you or you don't have use for his videos, why continue to watch? You indicated you're a long time viewer. take your cranky fanny and find another hearing loss channel. I personally appreciate anyone who is willing to share information without a subscription.
If people were not so gullible about their appearances and insisted on nearly invisible hearing aids the cost wud be about the cost of cheap Bluetooth headphones $20 or less. State of the art ones about $500.
Calling out B.S. on your review of the Lyric. Obviously you’ve never lived with them in your head. Sound quality is borderline atrocious…if you’re a music lover you can forget about it. Horrible. Fitting the Lyric can be a PITA, it’s very easy to develop “hot spots” that will inflame and blister which will result in you not being able to put any device in your ear until it heals. With that being said, the Lyric is great for tinnitus mitigation and assuming that you don’t have any fitting issues, they are super convenient. Ymmv.
I'm sorry to hear about your experience with the Lyric devices. It's important to note that everyone's experience can vary, and it's crucial to consider individual factors such as comfort and sound quality when choosing a hearing device.
I’m a musician and I would say that the lyric worked perfectly for me as far as music sound quality, and they were really amazing devices but I wasn’t a candidate but i had the best luck with Widex after having to switch devices
@@kaylasmusic May I ask which Widex you opted for? I’m an audiophile and currently test driving the Starkey Signature 24 IIC…vastly superior to the Lyric, imo.
@@jlo8775 So I use the Widex moment sheer RIC and they’re the only hearing aids i was able to use for singing and music, I have tried Starkey’s IIC first after coming off of the lyric and they really weren’t good for music, at least for me i had no luck with them, then I tried other RIC hearing aids and i have only had luck with Widex, but our hearing loss of really different so it’s hard to say but i personally would recommend Widex if you’d want to try it, in sure your audiologist can let you try it. I’m also really particular about sound quality as I apparently have absolute pitch so i could attest to Widex’s sound with music, i always use a separate music setting to be sure that it sounds good the whole time, as all manufacturers you always need a specific music setting
@@jlo8775 i have Widex moment Sheer, they’re amazing devices,. Ive had starkey also but had no luck with starkey as a musician,.. im also extremely picky with sound and I apparently have perfect pitch so, i need something that really works
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Ive had tinnitus for about a year now and it was very high at the beginning but i found i way to keep it conrolable.....the solution is cupping especially in the temples....not dry cupping its useless but blood cupping.... It helps reduce the sound enough that he allows you to live your life
Y dónde las conseguiste?
I want to know what is a solution of tinnitus who are mentally disabled.
Thanks I just got tested and left ear has mild hearing loss and doc suggested to get hearing aids cos I have tinnitus that is really annoying. Fingers crossed for me
I have to say Lyric don’t work well. I replaced 3 of them in 1 month, they keep failing. They need a major improvement and sound quality is the worst. Go with Starkey in ear canal , it is 100% invisible and they don’t change the sound of music and other sounds with low end frequencies.
What do you think about the Oticon Intent 3 miniRite R?
We recommend speaking with your Audiologist to determine which hearing aid with sound therapy will be best for you.
@@treblehealth Thank you. Those were recommended to me by my audiologist. I was just curious what your opinion on them was.
Great video! I have tried the Signia Charge and Go IX, Oticon iic and Eargo Neo & 5's. They all help my hearing until I get in a noisy environment then I can just about hear the person next to me. I went on the Hearing Advisor site which measures how most hearing aides are in noisy environments and other than the Sony and Lucid Tala earbuds none of the hearing aides on the market regardless of cost perform well, very poorly in fact, even the most expensive ones. Which invisible hearing aide do you recommend for noisy environments?
It's great that you've been exploring different hearing aids to find what works best for you. For recommendations specific to your hearing loss and needs in noisy environments, I'd recommend visiting your local audiologist. They can assess your hearing profile and recommend the most suitable options, taking into account the latest technologies available. Some newer models like the Widex SmartRIC and Oticon Intent have shown promising results in challenging listening situations, so discussing these options with your audiologist could be beneficial.
@@treblehealthdo you have a video on these??
Hi! Which Sony are you referring to??
Hey Ben I have got a really green idea. so awhile back I tried audio therapy with 3 to 4 different sounds and it seems to work well and recently I told you about bone conduction headphone so you can listen to audio therapy while still hearing your surroundings outdoors or indoors while letting your ears breathe and not get hot sweaty and itchy these are two green things now I have one more to add to it, I tried my bone conduction headphone with 8D audio aka (360 audio) and it actually works WOW! (TH-cam- the most realistic 3d sound microphone) by 3D sound studio. Okay so here is how we can get the most advanced sound therapy and training so as you know when walking outside ambient sound is 360 all around so with the bone conduction headphones you play tinnitus therapy sound 1 then alpha frequency healing frequency sound two then rain sound three and maybe a 4th sound so this alone keeps the brain busy from tinnitus now here comes the cool part you take those sounds separate them and move them around in 8D or 360 Audio WOW!! now were talking advanced 8D tinnitus therapy and training try to stay focused on just the moving therapy sound while trying to block out other sounds so we have 4 sounds moving all around separately do you know an audio specialist that can put together 8D 360 audio for tinnitus therapy. lets get this done and try it out we need to give it a name like Advanced 8D 360 Tinnitus therapy.
Sir,phonak lyric hearing aids 4 not available in our country ie india.how to get these hearing aids our country locations under Andhra Pradesh state and how much cost these hearing aids
Im also from india
It really pain but 🥹🥹🥹we hve too
You would have to check with your local Audiologist and see what other hearing aid solutions are available that have sound therapy built in.
Dr Ben plz tell
I had tinnitus from last year 2023 December 14
I took medicine that why i got tinnitus
Medicine charge up and quicnac
And nasal drop and i developed tinnitus 😌 it alrdy one month and 15 days plz help me out kindly 😇😇😇and reply my comment
We would be happy to discuss your situation further and develop a personalized treatment plan. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
I have been watching your videos for a long time. You are a businessman. You have no concern about medicine
He's not a medical Dr , he's an Audiologist.
If he bothers you or you don't have use for his videos, why continue to watch? You indicated you're a long time viewer. take your cranky fanny and find another hearing loss channel. I personally appreciate anyone who is willing to share information without a subscription.
If people were not so gullible about their appearances and insisted on nearly invisible hearing aids the cost wud be about the cost of cheap Bluetooth headphones $20 or less. State of the art ones about $500.
Calling out B.S. on your review of the Lyric. Obviously you’ve never lived with them in your head. Sound quality is borderline atrocious…if you’re a music lover you can forget about it. Horrible. Fitting the Lyric can be a PITA, it’s very easy to develop “hot spots” that will inflame and blister which will result in you not being able to put any device in your ear until it heals. With that being said, the Lyric is great for tinnitus mitigation and assuming that you don’t have any fitting issues, they are super convenient. Ymmv.
I'm sorry to hear about your experience with the Lyric devices. It's important to note that everyone's experience can vary, and it's crucial to consider individual factors such as comfort and sound quality when choosing a hearing device.
I’m a musician and I would say that the lyric worked perfectly for me as far as music sound quality, and they were really amazing devices but I wasn’t a candidate but i had the best luck with Widex after having to switch devices
@@kaylasmusic May I ask which Widex you opted for? I’m an audiophile and currently test driving the Starkey Signature 24 IIC…vastly superior to the Lyric, imo.
@@jlo8775 So I use the Widex moment sheer RIC and they’re the only hearing aids i was able to use for singing and music, I have tried Starkey’s IIC first after coming off of the lyric and they really weren’t good for music, at least for me i had no luck with them, then I tried other RIC hearing aids and i have only had luck with Widex, but our hearing loss of really different so it’s hard to say but i personally would recommend Widex if you’d want to try it, in sure your audiologist can let you try it. I’m also really particular about sound quality as I apparently have absolute pitch so i could attest to Widex’s sound with music, i always use a separate music setting to be sure that it sounds good the whole time, as all manufacturers you always need a specific music setting
@@jlo8775 i have Widex moment Sheer, they’re amazing devices,. Ive had starkey also but had no luck with starkey as a musician,.. im also extremely picky with sound and I apparently have perfect pitch so, i need something that really works