Audio Game May Help Soften Tinnitus's Din

Just found this article in the Boston Globe

http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/20...ng-disorder/PMvwT8YclzeMgLNn3uWIxI/story.html

 

I wonder what the mechanism behind this theory is. In other words, how will this game stop tinnitus?

 

Wonder if the game is tailored to the individual's t frequency range.
Residual Inhibition for example, in my opinion, has been greatly overlooked. As well as confusing the t signal at neighboring frequencies. If playing your t tone for a minute can give a few moments relief, imagine what ongoing studies of this could achieve.

 

Maybe you wanna check out this thread:
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/potential-scam-snake-oil-tinaway.5824/

These guys are working on the aspect of residual inhibition. Personally I don't think it's overlooked. All the sound based therapies are spawned out of this idea. Even the vagus nerve stimulation thing.

 

Think what I meant to say is that there is more to discover with it. It's a very powerful aspect of t, one that works with most of us.

 

And acrn

 

http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/20...ng-disorder/PMvwT8YclzeMgLNn3uWIxI/story.html

 

This is a great concept. I wonder if we could get the app if we asked them nicely?

 

Indeed. Could anybody try to get a beta for TT?

 

Does anybody know these people? It's always best to go through personal contacts. Anybody here even from Boston?!

 

Link to the game app? Or a name even?