<p>Non-meaningful sound must be mixed or matched with tinnitus. If you try and mask tinnitus the brain cannot change the nerve connections that affect it so easily. The brain may even increase the loudness of tinnitus so that it can be noticed over the masking sound!</p>

Non-meaningful sound must be mixed or matched with tinnitus. If you try and mask tinnitus the brain cannot change the nerve connections that affect it so easily. The brain may even increase the loudness of tinnitus so that it can be noticed over the masking sound!

Chapter 23 - Mixing, Not Masking, is the Long Term Solution

Starting at Chapter 1 learn how tinnitus begins, why it can be a serious problem, and what should be done to make your brain reduce tinnitus now, and in the future.

Lloyd has experienced tinnitus since childhood. After learning about the condition, he practiced as a Clinical Audiologist successfully treating many patients with problematic tinnitus. 

KnowTinnitus was first released in CD format in 2003. The content has been released as a podcast to celebrate 21 years of sharing foundational scientific research and the clinical experiences of Lloyd and his colleagues.

#SoundTherapy
#Sleep

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Starting at Chapter 1 learn how tinnitus begins, why it can be a serious problem, and what should be done to make your brain reduce tinnitus now, and in the future. Lloyd has experienced tinnitus since childhood. After learning about the condition, he practiced as a Clinical Audiologist successfully treating many patients with problematic tinnitus. KnowTinnitus was first released in CD format in 2003. The content has been released as a podcast to celebrate 21 years of sharing foundational scientific research and the clinical experiences of Lloyd and his colleagues. #SoundTherapy #Sleep

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Chapter 23 - Mixing, Not Masking, is the Long Term Solution

Chapter 23 - Mixing, Not Masking, is the Long Term Solution