Tinnitus Sound Therapy

Improvement and reduction of tinnitus
By playing a special noise that contains the frequency of the tinnitus, you can distract the brain from the tinnitus (masking effect).
By playing a special noise that contains the frequency of the tinnitus, you can distract your brain from the tinnitus (masking effect).
In addition, it is said that the tinnitus itself will gradually improve and reduce by accumulating this experience.
As the creator of this work has tinnitus himself, he created this work while testing its effects.

The frequencies that occur most frequently in high-pitched tinnitus can be expressed numerically as
The most common frequency for high-pitched tinnitus is 4 kHz to 12 kHz (kilohertz), with sounds such as "keening" and "twang.
Tinnitus frequency distribution chart Source : AudioNotch
https://www.audionotch.com/blog/2015/06/24/what-are-the-most-common-tinnitus-frequencies/

This audio picks up this frequency range from white noise and
The volume is increased and decreased at one-minute intervals to reduce listening fatigue.
It then randomly plays a "sine wave" sound between 4 kHz and 12 kHz, which is closest to the tinnitus sound.
In addition, it randomly plays a "sine wave" sound of 4 kHz to 12 kHz, which is the closest to the tinnitus sound.

How to use
Turn the volume up to the point where the tinnitus no longer bothers you.
If you turn up the volume to the point where you can't hear the ringing in your ears at all, the recoil will make your brain work harder than before.
If you turn up the volume to the point where you can't hear the ringing in your ears at all, the recoil may cause your brain to focus more on the ringing in your ears than before the playback.

When you use it during sleep, we recommend you to play it on your speakers or smartphone so that it will not strain your ears.
Due to the specification of the delivery, it will end in 10 minutes, but please play it in a loop on your player.
If you sleep with earphones or headphones in, please set the volume as low as possible.

Please note
This audio content is not intended for medical purposes.
If you need accurate diagnosis or treatment, or if you have a medical condition or disease, please consult a medical professional.
Continued listening to sounds at high volume may cause hearing problems.
Keep the volume at a moderate level and take occasional ear breaks.

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