Constant Ringing In Ears

Check out this video that recently aired on television dealing with tinnitus. I wish that I could hand him a copy of Tinnitus Miracle (Best book on tinnitus- link on right side of the page).

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Constant Ringing In Ears

So this is really interesting! I was reading an article today about tinnitus and how so many famous people have it! Here is the list:

Neil Young – (loud music) main reason for his “acoustic” music during early 90′s
Barbra Streisand – “Streisand has ascribed her volatile temperament to the tinnitus from which she has suffered since she was seven.” source: news.independent.co.uk
Pete Townshend – “I have severe hearing damage. It’s manifested itself as tinnitus, ringing in the ears at frequencies that I play guitar. It hurts, it’s painful, and it’s frustrating.” Townshend is completely deaf in one ear from an explosion when Keith Moon blew up his drum set live on stage in the early 1960′s and loud amps. He has tinnitus, resulting partly from the band’s live gigs but mainly the deafening volume in which he and Entwistle used to listen to playbacks over the studio “cans.” There are reports saying that he is unable even to hear his phone ring. The Sun newspaper reported Townshend said his hearing got worse after the band’s recent US tour. Quote from Pete: “The recent return to touring and to me playing electric guitar – albeit more quietly than in the 1970s – led to further deterioration of my hearing,” the 57-year-old said. “My right ear, which encounters my own edgy guitar and the machine gun strokes of the drums, has suffered badly. Luckily for me, I still have my left ear, which seems to be less @#%$ up. When I’ve worked solo in the past five years I’ve not used drums. This has meant I could play more quietly I think. With The Who, there is of course no way to play the old songs without drums. I’ve no idea what I can do about this. I am unable to perform with in-ear monitors. In fact, they increase the often unbearable tinnitus I suffer after shows.” source from Sky News
John Entwhistle – According to Who scholar Andy Neill, Entwhistle was pretty deaf, and tended to rely on lip-reading. He didn’t have tinnitus but still played bass at his usual “everything on 11″ volume.
William Shatner – He acquired tinnitus from a loud stage/prop explosion on the set of an episode of StarTrek (during the mid 1960′s). He says it contributed to the breakup of his second marriage, and even made him consider suicide. source from Carleton University
Leonard Nimoy – stage/prop explosion on set of StarTrek (during mid 1960′s)
David Letterman – T in one ear, has had T a long time: Dave mentioned to William Shatner that he too had ringing in his ears, and has had it for a long time. On a different show episode, Letterman talked about how well he did on a hearing test. He asked Paul about his and Paul said, “I’m deaf as a doornail”
Paul Schaffer – “He’s got that?! I’ve got that!” on Billy Bob Thornton’s character with Tinnitus in ‘BANDITS’
Bill Clinton? – (wears hearing aid) T probably?
Tony Randall
Engelbert Humperdinck
Rosalynn Carter
Steve Martin – musician (banjo player), actor, comedian. He acquired Tinnitus while filming a pistol-shooting scene in “¡Three Amigos!” in 1986. “You just get used to it.”
Leslie Nielsen – actor in such movie spoofs as “Police Squad!”, “Airplane!”, “The Naked Gun” series
Mark O. Hatfield
Ronald Reagan
Jean-Jacques Rousseau – Influential eighteenth century political philosopher. From “Confessions” (1780) “…a great noise started up in my ears, a noise that was triple or rather quadruple, compounded of a low and muffled humming, a softer murmuring as though of running water, a piercing whistle…This internal noise was so loud that it robbed me of the keen ear I had previously enjoyed and made me, not completely deaf, but hard of hearing… in spite of the throbbing in my arteries and the humming in my ears, which since that time, some thirty years ago now, have never left me for a moment…The noise was irksome, but it caused me no suffering: it was not accompanied by any chronic affliction, apart from insomnia at night…” P. 222, Oxford World’s Classics paperback edition, Oxford University Press, 2000
Jean-Francois Champollion – (1790-1832) Champollion was a French Egyptologist and scholar who is acknowledged as the father of modern Egyptology. He is best known for deciphering the Egyptian Hieroglyphs on the Rosetta Stone. His deciphering of hieroglyphics laid the foundations for modern Egyptology and Egyptian archaeology. In the book “The Keys to Egypt”, it describes how Champollion drove himself to complete an encyclopedia of his work. “Depressed and feeling more and more unwell, Champollion now wrote to his brother about the damage done by the strain of work: ‘My poor head hurts, my tinnitus, the humming and buzzing noises, has worsened and leaves me neither day nor night. I have frequent spasms and am incapable of occupying myself seriously for more than a quarter hour…’ ”
Richard Thomas
Brian Wilson? T? – deaf in one ear from when his father hit him in the head with a board at an early age
Dave Pirner – (Soul Asylum) (loud music)
Bob Mould – (alternative music icon)
Neve Campbell – loud dance clubs
Jeff Beck – band Yardbirds (loud music), From an interview with rock guitarist Jeff Beck: “Yes, it’s in my left ear. It’s excruciating… I mean, it’s the worst thing ’cause it’s not… It never… It does go away – it’s not true to say that it doesn’t but, uhh… It doesn’t… The doctors say it won’t… It isn’t actually going away – you’ve just gotta suppress… They try to come to terms with what it actually… Why some people fear it – that’s the psychology behind it. They know it’s there but why is it such a horrible sound? Well, you can say why is a guy scratching at a window with his nails such a horrible sound – I couldn’t put up with that! This is worse!”
As Jeff told MTV – June 1993, He was asked to do a special guest spot with Guns ‘n’ Roses but had to cancel out. Jeff was going to play “Locomotive” with the band, but during the rehearsals, he used Slash’s amp rig which aggravated his tinnitus forcing him to drop out of the gig.
Douglas J Noble – musician, guitar instructor, and music journalist out of Edinburgh, Scotland. From a Jeff Beck interview: “I’ve got tinnitus in my left ear…I mean it’s permanent! Like just now…”
Trevor Dunn T? – Bass player for Mr. Bungle, composed the Mr. Bungle’s tune “Slowly Growing Deaf”.
Burt Reynolds
Sting – (loud music)
Liberty Divito – (Billy Joel’s drummer) (loud music)
Eric Clapton – (loud amplifiers)
Eric Johnson – has developed T (loud music/amps); source from Guitar Player Magazine interview: “I’d run two Marshall stacks onstage and crank the monitors. I started using Fender Deluxe Reverb amps and 50-watt Marshalls around ’97, after I started having some problems with tinnitus. It was my own doing — being irresponsible and thinking I was invincible…Yes, though it has been better lately. Take care and wear plugs. Don’t think it can’t happen to you. When I had a speaker reconed at the been here for years reconing shop in Austin the owner said, “I’ve reconed speakers for every guitarist in Austin for years and as far as I know there aren’t any rock ‘n roll lead guitarists here who don’t have tinnitus to some degree or another. Many have it so bad they have trouble sleeping.”
James Hetfield – Metallica rhythm guitar and uses Sonic II Ear plugs
Lars Ulrich – drummer for Metallica
Vanilla Fudge – Tim Bogert (bassist): “Tinnitus, big time. That’s the price you pay for having a darn good time. Nothing’s free!”
Thom Yorke – lRadiohead ead singer
Colin Greenwood – Radiohead bassist. Source from: prefixmag
Ryan Adams – singer/songwriter diagnosed with Meniere’s Disease in 2009. Source from: rollingstone
Motorhead – Lemmy Kilminster (thrash-punk-metal pioneers): “We just like it loud, you know?”
Kevin Shields – guitarist/singer for My Bloody Valentine: “I did the damage to my ears listening to mixes in headphones at very loud levels without giving my ears time to recover.”
Blinda Butcher – bassist/singer for My Bloody Valentine: “I had a punctured ear drum which fortunately they were able to put right but for a while I couldn’t hear out of one ear and it was very depressing. On stage we all wear hearing protection and encourage anyone who sees us regularly to do the same.”
George Martin? – retired from music due to hearing loss
George Harrison? – had hearing damage from loud music
Thomas Edison
Graham Cole – UK actor and singer, suffers tinnitus and hearing loss
Sylvester Stallone
Ted Nugent – Amboy Dukes guitarist: “My left ear is pretty much whacked. But I can still hear really good in my right ear. Early on, I would stick shell casings, which I always had handy, in my ear, to protect my right ear because that was the one that was facing the amp the most.”
Rick Emmett – Triumph guitarist, source from Guitar Player Magazine
Bono – U2 lead singer, he even sings about it in his lyrics. Bono derived his name from a hearing aid store in his hometown of Dublin, Ireland which had a sign that read ‘Bonavox Hearing Aids’.
The Edge – U2 guitar player
Ben Bossi – Saxophone player for Romeo Void. From a VH1 interview: His ears had started ringing and he was losing his hearing when the band was in it’s heyday. He quit playing the sax after the band broke up and hasn’t played since.
Peter Jennings
Carmine Giovinazzo – CSI actor
Robert Fisk – journalist/correspondent
Kevin Hogan – social psychologist and author of Tinnitus: Turning Down the Volume
Jack Straw – British politician
Howard Hughes
Cesar Franck – Classical music composer
Ayumi Hamasaki – female vocalist
Moby – contemporary rock musician
Myles Kennedy – contemporary musician
Anthony Kiedis – Red Hot Chili Pepper vocalist
Al Jardine – Beach Boys guitarist/vocalist
Frederick Law Olmsted – In the book, “The Devil In The White City” the author talks about how Olmsted would suffer from a “roaring” in his ear.
Jerry Stiller – Frank Costanza on Seinfeld
Lorence Henderson
Stephanie Beacham – actress, She is completely deaf in one ear, partially in her other, and is associated with the Tinnitus Society of Great Britain.
Husker Du/Sugar – frontman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Martin Luther
Joan of Arc
Oscar Wilde
Sheikh Hasina Wajed – T? former prime minister of Bangladesh, has gone deaf in her right ear after suffering an injury in a grenade attack. Source from: deafweekly.com
Phil Collins – sources: newspapers/website. From Sky News: He will have to severely cut back on live performances “thanks to the buzzing in his ears.”
“Phil Collins recently declared an end to his concert touring because of the hearing loss he has suffered. The 51 year-old former Genesis drummer and vocalist announced that he will perform live only occasionally to avoid further hearing loss on his hearing damaged left ear.” source from hear-it.org
Cher – actress/singer, Cheryl Sarkisian LaPiere
Morgan Fairchild – T? Actress; She was born a preemie who developed scarlet fever. She has so many kidney and ear infections as a child that she admits she is “partially deaf.”
Cheryl Tiegs – Super model
Blixa Bargeld – (Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds / Einstuerzende Neubauten)
Ozzy Ozborne
Huey Lewis
Tony Franklin
Alan Shepard – (T and Meniere’s Disease)
Ira Flatow – National Public Radio – Host, Talk of the Nation: Science Friday
“Some interesting and hopeful news for people, like myself, millions of us, who have a constant ringing in one or both of our ears… Researchers have figured out where in the brain that ringing- called tinnitus – originates.” Click on the below link to view and listen to Ira Flatow’s program on Tinnitus with guests: Dr. Alan Lockwood (Professor of Neurology, Nuclear Medicine, and Communicative Disorders and Sciences, State University of New York at Buffalo, Research Physician, Veterans Administration Hospital, Buffalo, New York) and Dr. Richard Salvi (Professor of Communicative Disorders and Sciences, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York) Science Friday: Tinnitus
Don Imus
Vincent Van Gogh – maybe why he cut off his ear
Francisco de Goya (1746-1828) – Spanish artist that had tinnitus and hearing loss from a severe illness.
Ludwig Van Beethoven – Famously deaf, Beethoven was also a famous tinnitus sufferer. The great composer was driven mad by “rushing and roaring sounds” in his head.
Robert Schumann – composer
Bedrich Smetana – it was a high E, and it was in his string quartet “From My Life.”
Charles Darwin – who kept records of its daily amplitude and frequency
Clive Barker – T? disturbing story “Dread”
Mick Fleetwood – T? Fleetwood Mac drummer; “The world’s worst is when you find yourself going like Mother Hubbard and cupping your hand behind your ear. I was a major glutton for volume: ‘Gotta feel it, gotta hear it.’ Sooner or later you’re going to pay the reaper.” source: Rolling Stone Magazine
Stewart Copeland – hearing loss but no T yet
Keanu Reeves – plays bass in the band Dogstar
Ed Rush & Optical – (aka Ben Settle and Matt Quinn) Ed Rush the famous drum/bass DJ and producer and his producing partner, Optical, both aquired tinnitus from working the the studio.
Larry King – Said he has tinnitus on his left ear. He also said his is very low and it dosn’t bother him.
Steve Tarkanish – former drummer now music agent promoter. “Tinnitus from loud music and cymbals.”
Dave Swarbrick – fiddle player Fairport Convention mammoth onstage amplification (ironic for a ‘folk rock’ band).
Charles Arthur – guitar player
Charlie Haden – jazz bassist, Charlie Haden to Charles Arthur (Q&A), “Over the years I have learned to adjust my life to this problem and accepted these ear problems as part of my being. In other words, I tell myself that I’ve been this way since I was born. This helps me to reduce the stress and frustration of this condition. I wear earplugs when I play that cut out 32 db’s, as well as using plexiglass baffles. You are seeing the right person in Dr. Jack Vernon. Many musicians have this problem. I take it you know about “Tinnitus Today” and “H.E.A.R.” from Dr. Vernon. Good luck and keep positive, Charlie Haden”
Kathy Peck – bass player/singer-songwriter: “My life had really changed when I experienced the loss of my hearing and Tinnitus damage after the Contractions opened up for Duran Duran.” H.E.A.R. – “As a former bass player and singer for the San Francisco rock band The Contractions, Kathy had suffered hearing damage while playing a set at the Oakland Coliseum in l984. The repeated exposure to excessive noise caused a ringing sensation in her ears called tinnitus, as well as decreasing her ability to hear.”
Michael Tomlinson – musician/singer-songwriter: After an ear infection, he temporarily lost 90% of his hearing for a few weeks, but still has Tinnitus in one ear. Source from: E-mail correspondence
Al Di Meola – musician/guitarist: “I do. That’s why i don’t play electric anymore.”
John Densmore – drummer for The Doors, Ray Manzarek says that things are looking grim for Densmore, in terms of his future as a musician: “Tinnitus, man, you can’t…You know, there’s nothing you can do about it. It doesn’t get better. It can only get worse–that’s the hell of that thing. You’d say, ‘Well, you know, when it’s better, you’re gonna play, man.’ Well, it doesn’t get better. The nature of that problem is that it can only get worse.”
Jimmy Savile – “It doesn’t bother me in the slightest,” he told Michael Church. “It reminds me of all the girls I’ve known, and all the discos. I’m very happily ensconced with this friend inside my head.” Source from: news.independent.co.uk
Michael Church – “I acquired my own tinnitus in the stupidest possible way: on the rifle range at Catterick army camp, while training as an officer cadet. St Albans School in the late Fifties was a grotesquely spartan place, where ear-defenders were unheard of (my fellow victim Stephen Hawking improvised earplugs from blotting paper, and the doctor had to dig them out). After a noisy afternoon with a Bren firing 12 inches from my left ear, I returned home deafened, and though my hearing eventually returned (minus the high frequencies), I was left with a loud hiss. (Yes, I should have sued both the school and the MoD, but 16-year-olds don’t have time for such niceties.)” Source from: news.independent.co.uk
Francis Rossi – lead singer and guitarist for the band Status Quo.
Mick Ronson – David Bowie’s guitarist, had tinnitus in the ear that was closest to his speaker column.
Hansi Kursch – lead singer and bass player for the band Blind Guardian. Kursch actually lost all hearing on one side, and then suffered tinnitus in the same ear. source from DynamiteMetal.com
Jarmo Miettinen – Rhythm guitar & vocals for the band Status Quiz
Todd Rundgren – Musician
Trent Reznor – Nine Inch Nails
James Destri – keyboardist who wrote “Fan Mail” by Blondie on the album Plastic Letters
Roger Miller – “Mission of Burma…Its career cut short by guitarist Roger Miller’s mounting tinnitus… Miller’s never shaken his condition, but now wears firingrange headphones so that Burma’s full sonic experience–high decibel levels are a key component in the band’s music–can be unleashed upon the crowd.” Source from: http://www.fortunecity.com/banners/interstitial.html?http://www.avguide.com/film_music/music/musicreviews/tas148/148_pop_caps.jsp
Richard Pleasance – guitarist for Boom Crash Opera, took time off in 1990 from touring with this band due to tinnitus. Source from: http://www.fortunecity.com/banners/interstitial.html?http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/pleasance_richard/bio.jhtml
Danny Elfman – Oingo Boingo, film scores/composer. Touring took a major toll on his hearing and he still suffers from tinnitus. “The last five or six years I was in the band, my instincts were telling me I was doing myself a lot of harm – and I was right. I really should have gotten out sooner than I did, and I’m incredibly regretful that I didn’t because I’m paying the price for it now.” Source from: OCRegister
Steve Lukather – guitarist/song writer for Toto, developed tinnitus sometime in the 1980′s. “Yes I have tinnitus, what a drag. I wear earplugs now ’cause of it. I found that it was all the years wearing headphones that did me in more than live playing. I used to have the real expensive plugs, but I found some 2 dollar ones that work just as good and you don’t feel bad losing them, hahaha. My hearing is damaged though. I always have to say “WHAT???”, hahaha. Be careful guys, this could happen to you!” Source from: http://www.fortunecity.com/banners/interstitial.html?http://www.stevelukather.net/QuestionAnswer.aspx?id=17
Andy Partridge – guitarist/song writer and former front man of XTC. “Right now, I’m taking twin noise generators out of my ears. They’re hearing aids in reverse. They are retraining my brain to not hear tinnitus over the next 18 months. I’ve been wearing them for the last month or so…The first time I was suicidal was when I found I had tinnitus.” Source from: wired.com
James McBride – author and jazz tenor saxophonist. That familiar ring, in his ears: McBride is so attuned to life from a musical standpoint that “I can tell you the pitches of the tinnitus in my ears: G-sharp in one, D-sharp in the other.” Source from: .chicagotribune.com
Garrison Keillor – author and host of “A Prairie Home Companion.” Here is an excerpt from a column he wrote for the Chicago Tribune on June 20, 2007: “Some people consider cicadas pests but I found them comforting. I suffer from tinnitus, the ringing in the ears, and the cicadas chitter in the same frequency range as my inner ear and mask the ringing very nicely. I stood in the park where they were whirring around and I felt relief. Medicine has no remedy for tinnitus. I’ve tried acupuncture and that doesn’t work either. My only alternative, I guess, is to wander the planet in search of cicadas. Tinnitus can drive you nuts, especially if you spend a lot of time in quiet rooms, but luckily I am able to ignore it, thanks to my innate talent for obliviousness.” Source from: chicagotribune.com
Annie Haslam – former lead singer for the UK band Renaissance. ” I have been deaf in my left ear for many years and the tinitus came on when performing in Brazil in 2005 with a 10 piece prog rock band. I was wearing ear monitors this may have added to the onset! I have loud high pitch squealing sounds, non-stop. Luckily the tinitus is in my deaf ear but I hear it loud that side in my head….I have to be very careful with my right ear now..” Source from: email.
Chad Peery – ” I acquired tinnitus in both ears in 1966 while in the US Army during basic training. Played bass guitar with Bob Welch (of Fleetwood Mac) Peter Banks (of Yes) and John Kay & Steppenwolf. I used form-fitted hearing protection in rehearsals and on-stage because I had a sensitivity to loud sounds. So, I would put in my silicone ear plugs, crank it up, and blast away! I played venues from small clubs to stadiums, and my hearing held up pretty well. But, by 1983, one of the reasons I left the music business in 1983 and got into broadcasting was the deterioration of my tinnitus and hearing acuity. I’m now 62, and it hasn’t gotten any better. So many musicians I have known refused to wear hearing protection. Especially now, with Musician’s Ear Plugs, there’s no excuse. Put them in, get used to them, and get on with your life! In my novel, Stealing Margo, I write about musicians with tinnitus and the use of hearing protection.” Source from: email.

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It’s been over three months so I have had the please of being tinnitus free. The constant ringing in my ears I believe is finally gone for ever. Initially I was hesistant as to whether or not the book that I read would help my condition. You should have seen me at first, I was freaked out! All the other information on the Internet indicated that this was a condition that I would have to live with for the rest of my life. Luckily a friend of mine reccomended that I check out “Tinnitus Miracle” as a possible answer to my problems. Her mom suffered from tinnitus and she said that the book changed her life completely. Oh yeah, she had been suffering with tinnitus since 1998! How crazy is that. Apparently there is a HUGE market that doctors are taking advantage of.

Well… I’m just updating you guys and whoever happens to stumble upon this site. I’ve placed the link to the book on the right hand side in hopes that it helps someone who suffered from that crazy persistent constant ringing in their ears.

Kudos and good luck!

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I found out how to really get rid of constant ringing in my ears about six months ago. I just wanted to update this blog to let you guys know that I am feeling great. I definitely have noticed an improvement in my lifestyle. I value everything that I do and each day as a gift. For those of you have no idea what it is like to have constant ringing in your ears, its like having a really bad headache. You can’t wait for it to go away but no matter what happens it seems as though it is here to stay.

If anyone of you guys are interested in how I was able to get rid of these ringing in my ears than I suggest you check out the book that I have posted up on the left hand side. I would say that it is probably the #1 resource that helped me through my ordeal. I especially recommend checking out page #27 for some very useful information that helped me recognize an immediate difference.

That’s it for now folks. I promise to keep you updated on my tinnitus recovery of how I got rid of the constant ringing in my ears. If you’re really interested in finding out more about the issues that I used to face and how I got rid of they than you need to read a book that changed my life. That book is located in the sidebar on the right and has my full support.

Until later! Ciao!

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Well the news is good,

I’ve officially been cured of ringing in ears. I definitely reccomend anyone who is suffering from constant ringing in their ears to pick up a book from clicking in the link in the sidebar. It’s crazy that my Ear Nose and Throat Doc (ENT) didn’t even know of all the treatments that existed for my problem. Ha! She told me that I would have to just live with it! I had no intention of just living with constant ringing in my ears, that’s why I decided to take matters into my own hands and figure out exactly what I could do to get rid of this ear ringing for good. I’m tired of these doctors asking patients to come back for tests and tests and tests knowing full well that they are raking in money from the insurance companies. If you’re serious about getting rid of the constant ringing in you ears than I definitely reccomend you check out the resources on this website first before scheduling a expensive doctors visit. Just think that for about 2% the cost of a doctors visit, which would tell you what you already know, you could completely get rid of the constant rining in ears problem that you are currently suffering from.

I had it and now it’s gone for good!

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A lady emailed me yesterday with the following:
“Several weeks ago after some long dental procedures, I developed a constant high pitch frequency ringing in my right ear. I had it checked out with my doctor, who gave very little advice, but did say, learn to deal!!!! I must say, it was a horrible month of trying to deal with it. The nights were dreaded for me. My T seems to be different all the time. It has no real cycle that I can match it to so far. Somedays the mornings are better and the nights are worse and then it reverses course on me and does the opposite!

For the first month I just seemed to have a drink to just unwind from my anxiety about it. One day, it pitched so badly, that I just drew a hot bath and had a very large glass of wine, within an hour the T completely seemed to stop (okay so I’m thinking of becoming an alcoholic, lol)..the next day it was very low and I immediately went home and did the same thing hoping that I would get the same reaction….NOT!!! It does not work that way!!! T has a weird life of it’s own in my case.

So far the best thing for me has been to ignore it the best I can…while laying in bed, instead of the horrible night anxiety, I listen to the waterfall noise machine, and I try to return to “think normally”, use my mind to think like I did BEFORE the T came into my life…does this make sense? Often before you fall asleep you have those wondering thoughts…those had stopped and instead I was thinking of that freaken noise instead. Now I am not giving the power over to the noise…ingnore it.

I appreicate the good days, but the bad days scare me, but they always seem to ease up, so I look forward to the spike leaving and the lesser noise returning. Do you feel the same way? ”

The only thing I could think of was to point her towards the same resources that I used. It sucks how many people are affected by this syndrome.

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I awoke with constant ringing in my ears which I thought was my tinnitus coming back. Luckily I was wrong! There were doing construction outside of my apartment I simply heard a tractor backing up. You know that beep…beep…beep noise! Whew! What a relief. After suffering from this syndrome for such a long time I thought it was coming back!

I can’t even begin to tell you the fright I started to suffer from after first hearing that ringing! It totally freaked me out. It makes me appreciative of how blessed I was to be able to find a way to get rid of my tinnitus forever. Thank goodness for books that help! It reminds me of when I have a killer migraine and I’m thinking to myself, why don’t you ever appreciate the times when you have no headache! Once in a while you remember that thought when you’re headache free and it feels great!

I hope what helped me can somehow help you!

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Wow… After so much time I’m finally free from the painful constant ringing in ears. To think that it was just three years ago that I’ve been suffering with this debilitating problem with my ears and now I’m cured. While many doctors recommended that I undergo surgery I just knew that wasn’t the right way to go. My family has constantly supported me and I thank them very much for that! Wow WOw WoW! Is all I can say!

I definitely recommended that if you are suffering from constant ringing in ears that you check out the book that helped me a lot! It helped me out and it might help you out too!

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The constant ringing in my ears is completely gone! After what was surprisingly only a little bit of work on my part I was able to get rid of the ringing in my ears completely! I think for sure that the hardest part of my journey was actually learning what I was suffering from! Tinnitus! Sounds like a weird metal alloy right?

It all started about six months ago when I suddenly started hearing a weird high pitched humming sound inside my head. I was in my room when I first realized it and I initially thought that I was just hearing the hum of some electrical appliance. When I left my room the hum was still there! When I went to sleep the hum was still there! I immediately knew something was wrong!  My first reaction was that maybe I was experiencing some type of brain aneurysm. I went to my local Ear, Nose and Throat doctor and she told me that I was perfectly fine. I knew that I wasn’t crazy and I wasn’t imagining a hum.

Eventually one doctor diagnosed me with tinnitus and recommended that I undergo surgery that may or may not help. No way I thought! I was in my senior year of college juggling two jobs  and trying to work on my dissertation and did I mention I was broke? Surgery wasn’t even a considerable option. There wasn’t much I could do except live with it. One night while I was “lazy surfing” I decided to do some research and came across this book that has literally changed my life completely.  It was different from everything else I had ever encountered. I read it cover to cover that night…twice. Using natural remedies and techniques that just made sense I was able to completely eliminate my Tinnitus.  I never thought I would be so happy to just hear nothing.

I hope that I can help whoever reads this blog by directing them to the same book that changed my life. It’s called “Tinnitus Miracle” by Thomas Coleman.  What makes this book different from all the other books and things that didn’t work is that the author was actually a tinnitus suffer for over 14 years. Wow! I thought had it bad! I couldn’t even imagine staying sane for that long. But because the author suffered from the condition for so long he was able to try everything on the market to see what worked and didn’t worked. The book is a very easy read and has priceless information that can literally save you thousands of dollars. It definitely helped me get rid of the constant ringing in my ears and I know that it will do the same for other people.

Here’s the link to the book.

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