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Cure tinnitus 'by listening to the sea' claim
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People with tinnitus have been “advised to listen to the sea to cure ringing in ears”, according to Metro, the free commuters’ newspaper. Its story, which may seem like comfort only to sailors and fishermen, is based on a new study that explored how ...
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New effective treatment for tinnitus?
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Scientists have demonstrated the effectiveness of a new tinnitus treatment. Tinnitus is the perception of a noxious disabling internal sound without an external source. Roughly fifteen percent of the population suffers from this disorder in varying degrees along with the associated concentration problems, sleep disturbances, anxiety, depression and extreme fatigue.
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New Treatment For Tinnitus Shows Promise
Up to 21% of adults will be affected by tinnitus at some point during their lifetime. Although there are several treatments for tinnitus, described as a sustained ringing in the ears, there is little evidence as to which ones are more effective.
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New Treatment for Tinnitus
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According to new research, a multidisciplinary approach to treating tinnitus that combines cognitive behavior therapy with sound-based tinnitus retraining therapy* is significantly more effective than currently available treatments at reducing symptoms of ...
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Suffer from Ringing in the Ears? It's called Tinnitus.
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About fifty million Americans have Tinnitus; the medical name for a ringing in the ears that’s not coming from the outside. For twelve million of them, the condition is severe enough to drive them to distraction. Many treatments are offered ...
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New therapy helps tinnitus sufferers
The approach uses psychological training and audio therapy in small groups to reduce distress and refocus the mind so that it does not dwell on the sound. Dutch researchers tested it on 245 adults with tinnitus while 247 others were given ‘usual care ...
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New tinnitus treatment shows promise
May 25, 2012 (WLS) -- There is an encouraging new treatment for ringing in the ears, which is also known as tinnitus. It is a multiple-layered program that could provide relief even for those who don't do well with standard treatments. The first stage ...
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Mix therapy could help tinnitus sufferers
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London, May 25 : Talking therapies combined with the soothing sounds of the sea can help relieve the misery of tinnitus, a new study has revealed. The researchers found that sufferers benefit more when psychological techniques are used alongside current ...
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New Combined Sound and Talking Therapy Significantly Improves Tinnitus...
Researchers have found that a novel treatment that combines cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) with soothing sounds of the sea is much more effective in treating tinnitus than existing available therapies for reducing symptoms of this common ...
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Tinnitus Treatment Goes Online with Notched Sound Therapy from AudioNotch.com...
Tinnitus—the perception of ringing in the ears—can be effectively treated with Tailor-Made Notched Therapy from AudioNotch.com People currently have very few evidence-based tinnitus treatment options available to them, and we’re here to change that.
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