But, this is how tinnitus is handled. You have to relax and not be hypersensitive to it, because there is a feedback loop, and you don’t want to contribute to it.
Best wishes. Pain is a difficult thing to have to deal with.
But, this is how tinnitus is handled. You have to relax and not be hypersensitive to it, because there is a feedback loop, and you don’t want to contribute to it.
Best wishes. Pain is a difficult thing to have to deal with.
"Relaxing" will either slow glutamate release or increase GABA release. Processed foods often contain glutamate as a flavor enhancer.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8113735/
Fellow ear ringer here. My issue is with high GTP.
Re: Tinnitus -
Interesting thought to put forward, thanks.
If you still have issues with tinnitus or hypersensitive hearing, look into Berard AIT (Auditory Integration Train) - and where there's a book called "Hearing Equals Behavior: Updated and expanded" that details it, and a sound treatment that can help with all that you said.