When research to see who benefits from the therapy, we want to use a scale that have proven to work repeatedly for many others. Â We call those scales “standardized.” Most people are familiar with ratings like the one below, asking how bad it is. Â This is good for all sorts of conditions. Â It has the […]
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The NIH (National Institute of Health) is the big, government-funded organization of the United States that provides money to get research done. One of the newest ideas out there is to use stimulation of the vagus nerve (cranial nerve 10) at the same time as some other therapy to improve the results. Â That is exactly
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We get inquiries from around the world about how to reduce tinnitus. Â Of course, most of you have seen our videos on: – The most common cause of tinnitus: Â https://youtu.be/a8KGvGBcSeU – And our very popular video on how to evaluate for the simplest correction for tinnitus: Â https://youtu.be/KLEZ2H1qeoM It has come to our attention that some
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I wanted to share the findings of new research with you. The study is titled “Survey on the Effectiveness of Dietary Supplements to Treat Tinnitus.”  Anytime you analyze a study for useful information you need to consider how the study was done.  This one was a questionnaire on a website.  So, there was no control group
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The journal article says it all: “A 2 year multi-domain intervention of diet, exercise, cognitive training, and vascular risk monitoring versus control to prevent cognitive decline in at-risk elderly people (FINGER): a randomised controlled trial.”  (Here’s the link for the actual study:  http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25771249) Okay, so that is a bit of a mouthful, but the basically, they
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This brief review came for an osteopath who helped resolve tinnitus for one person by burning the nerves of the upper neck. Â Well, I suppose that could be a good solution, but I personally prefer the approach of Trigger Point Therapy massage to remove the irritating toxins (www.tinnitussynergy.com). ” A study by Rubinstein et al
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