Discover the Difference

Your tinnitus, in my experience, is the symptom of a larger problem.  Your brain has miss-fired in the auditory center because of an external or internal conflict.  But, that conflict can be resolved and your auditory center can be rebooted. How is this possible? Have you heard of something called "pain transference therapy?"  In essence this means that with a small amount of focused effort over time, you can literally move your tinnitus out of the auditory center.  Sounds a little crazy I know, but pain transference therapy is a proven science.  You can read more about that here.

I've used these types of therapies to rid my body of all kinds of pain, not the least of which is tinnitus.  And, I'm confident  that if you are able to complete a consistent set of non-physical exercises on a daily basis over an extended period of time, you will get better.  All you need, is the proper guidance.  There are no drugs, no side effects and your commitment to the process is every day for a maximum of 20 minutes.  Along with those exercises, you will be given guidance on other things that you can do to focus your energy throughout the day.  Energy is everything and learning to focus it is the key to success.