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I think the whole idea of Frequency is to kickstart an innate proces in the human body to regenerate the hair cells. So the method Frequency uses is not a method to create hair cells per se, but to instruct the body to regenerate the cells. Our body has a perfect blue print of our most ideal...

Hello, A few days ago, I was attending a large convention and during the day there was this constant background chatter of all the people speaking at the same time. It wasn't particularly loud, as in I didn't have to raise my voice for people to hear me, but because of it (I think), right now...

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Habituation to tinnitus takes time. A year and a half might not be enough for you, for some people it happens when they have tinnitus for much longer. You're not going to find that magical force that reduces your tinnitus. And those success stories are, no matter what, success stories. They are...

How do you know its impossible for you? So many people succeed in living a happy life. Take the author of this thread for example and there are much more stories out there. So why are you so sure its impossible for you specifically? And in addition to that, if there are so many stories out there...

Giving up the emotional resistance is in no way "giving up" living with tinnitus. Its habituation. You will have normalcy in your life. I'm not really sure what you are set to do. Do you want to live a happy and content life with your tinnitus? Or are you only seeking validation for your...

Now you phrase it differently and I've to agree. You get used to it. You give up the emotional resistance. Thats habituation. Well done.

Calling suicide a viable option doesn't mean its still giving up. Habituation means fighting, fighting until you realise that you are stronger than your tinnitus. When that happens, you win. Habituation is on the opposite side of the spectrum with regards to giving up. "I don't see what's hard...

Thank you! I've been living with tinnitus for some time now, and overall its pretty good, but sometimes I've to remind myself that I just have to live my life and don't let tinnitus dictate what I can and can't do. Inspiring!

I've had a set-back last may, but that was due to lots of stress and anxiety and its gradually going down to what it used to be. But overall due to noise exposure, no, my tinnitus didn't get worse.

Hi @orbiter12, I am sorry to read what you are going through, I can much relate to your story. When I got tinnitus back in 2012, I was 18 years old. The first few months were terrible, with immense anxiety to worsen my tinnitus. After a while, though, I decided - like you - that I want to live...

Thanks for all the replies. I checked in on this thread last friday, but decided not to reply and stay off this forum to give myself some space to calm down. This is unbelievable. Thanks for your story, its really inspiring! I did a few years ago, no hearing loss. For now, I have no reason...

Hello all, First I'd like to apologise for this thread. Nobody wants to hear more negativity from a fellow tinnitus sufferer, but I really feel I have to get this off my chest, because I have no one in my social circle with who I can talk about these issues. I have tinnitus since 2012 after...