"Easy Tinnitus Treatment"? | Doctor Cook Reacts to this Tinnitus "Cure"

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  • @AG7SM
    @AG7SM Рік тому +23

    You should absolutely do more of these sorts of videos. I appreciated the way you provided an explanation for the effect she was seeing instead of denying outright any possible positive outcome.

    • @bustjanzupan1074
      @bustjanzupan1074 5 місяців тому

      It didn't work 4 me , so, doctor "Jo" is not so good 4 now. So I just took the Heliopathic remedyes now, and in the morning i will see how good they will be. Pwy.

  • @libsrdum
    @libsrdum Рік тому +15

    Beautifully, logically and scientifically explained. Thank you very much.

  • @billlane9251
    @billlane9251 Рік тому +1

    Just discovered this video. So grateful the way you handled Dr. Jo’s video with grace and truth. I’ve had tinnitus for about 10 years and you have just given me much more help than any tinnitus video I’ve ever watched on UA-cam and I have watched many.

  • @glowc2911
    @glowc2911 Рік тому +4

    Tinnitus is horrible to live with. I wish there were something to help all of us. I had a Cholesteatoma 5 years ago. Went to an ENT specialist with pain, fullness, hearing loss, and ringing. Was told “welcoming to middle age”. I went back two days later and sat in the lobby saying “I will not leave this office until I see a real doctor”. Sure enough CT and MRI after I had a Cholesteatoma and had surgery a few weeks later by a specialist. I lost 50 percent of my hearing in the one ear, but if I were not my own advocate… who knows.

  • @MoonWitch77
    @MoonWitch77 Рік тому +1

    I just watched Dr. Jo’s Tinnitus video the other day ! I’m so glad I ran into this reaction video. Thanks for this !!! I was told by my ENT there is no cure and also read/heard the tinnitus is in the brain and not the ears.

  • @blakegriffin3372
    @blakegriffin3372 Рік тому +7

    Thank you so much for this informative video. I think you’ve reviewed the video in a very professional manner. Having severe tinnitus for 30+ years I find it very irresponsible for anyone to make claims, statements and advice that are blatantly untrue, misleading, and uninformed. I guess we have to keep in mind that we should always consult a professional possessing credentials within their area of expertise and education - such as an audiologist for tinnitus. I noticed the video was very gimmicky with a pet vibe, huge disclaimers after disclaimers and general “it works for me” type masked disclaimers. I did checkout their website and they have a “pay” option to be a patreon to help fund their work which I felt if it’s all like this, no thanks and “shame on you.” And sadly this may impact someone with tinnitus in a negative manner and have them thinking, “something else didn’t work so what’s wrong with me.” Tinnitus is very serious and should be approached very cautiously for many reasons.

  • @clovislyme6195
    @clovislyme6195 Рік тому +3

    Thank you for this Dr Cliff / Dr Cook. I have suffered from T for 22 years, - becoming increasingly loud and reactive over the past six. Old hands know that any alleged treatment that depicts someone tugging at their ear is almost certainly nonsense, and worse than that, it is cruel in offering that moment of hope that new patients (and some not so new), are always longing for. This is a typical example.

  • @jerryechols1859
    @jerryechols1859 Рік тому +11

    I have severe chronic tinnitus which has become progressively debilitating over many years (15-20 years). I have noise-induced high frequency hearing loss, and have great difficulty understanding speech, especially with background noise. I'm so weary of all the gimmicks, products, and false hope that is targeted at desperate people seeking relief. Thanks for addressing videos like this one, pedaling false information. Please provide more videos addressing research based help for tinnitus. Doctor Cliff does an excellent job giving reviews of hearing aids. Which devices are best for navigating hearing loss with tinnitus? I am at wits end 😕

    • @TheRCNetwork
      @TheRCNetwork Рік тому +1

      I’m in the same boat. It can be 100% quiet and the loudness of the ringing in my ears is piercing. I’ve had this the past 10 years now and it’s getting worse. Just in the past 2 years, I’ve experienced hearing loss, especially female voices and def. when there’s background noises. I’ve been wearing Air Pods Pro the last 1.5 years to help this and it’s much better

    • @catherinemardling7827
      @catherinemardling7827 11 місяців тому

      Sounds just like mine
      Its been 40 years
      That is long enough to know that its permanent

    • @Thankful305
      @Thankful305 7 місяців тому

      I thought the title stated she had the cure?
      I didn’t even watch. I just scrolled through the comments to see what the cure was without watching 18 minutes of this.

  • @alwayslearning8365
    @alwayslearning8365 Рік тому +4

    Thank you your review is much appreciated. Any further reviews on tinnitus would be useful.

  • @kerrykrishna
    @kerrykrishna Рік тому +3

    Dr Cliff, both my older sister and I have both had tinnitus since we were born. Our family Dr when I was young (6 years old in 1968) was interested in us because of it, and said he might see if he could get something published because it is such an incredibly rare thing. I have never once in my life heard silence. It's never happened. I turned into a Professional Musician for a few years there too. As such, with the help of frequency generating devices, I was able to narrow down the two frequencies (different in each ear). The left ear was about 3 cents sharp of 3 octaves above the highest F on a piano, and the other ear was about 4 cents flat of it. I am REALLY hoping you actually respond to this post and let me know what you think. I have posted this exact thing with hearing specialists here on UA-cam many times, and not a single Pro like yourself has gotten back to me. These years, at 61, my hearing has gone SO far downhill, I need hearing aids to do my health care job, and am unable to afford them , not that you can help with that, Coiuld you get back to me on this? Thanks so much.

  • @eg1661
    @eg1661 Рік тому +1

    I have had it forever even before hearing loss was detected and now severe. I have tried a few of the snake oils and none worked. While some whute noise woks a little I just deal with it. Keep up the good work.

  • @MarkoH01
    @MarkoH01 Рік тому +3

    Great video and I agree with everything you've said in it. I am suffering from Tinnitus in one ear since over 20 years and I am wearing a hearing aid since 7 years. I really can confirm that the hearing aid alone did A LOT for my life and for managing my Tinnitus. Unfortunately the hearing loss seem to have become worse since a few months even though my audiologist and my ENT said that there were only a few frequencys that have gone worse but along with the Tinnitus getting better or worse sometimes it happens with my hearing loss as well so that I really belive that there's a connection - so I will try to continue to habituate my Tionnitus to help with my hearing loss as well.

  • @bobhope3716
    @bobhope3716 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for putting the truth in perspective.

  • @paulacooper2726
    @paulacooper2726 Рік тому +2

    I have Meniere’s Disease and my ENT told me nothing could be done for my tinnitus.

    • @DrCliffAuD
      @DrCliffAuD  Рік тому +1

      They told you incorrect information.

  • @mrggamer_5976
    @mrggamer_5976 Рік тому +4

    I went to doctor's many times... no ear wax props, no liquid behind my ear drums, went to an audiologist... I'm hearing perfect somehow. idk about it if there would be background noise cuz we haven't tested that. I did realised I have a hard time hearing others when there is lots of background noise.
    My tinnitus gets louder when I'm sad (crying).
    I have tinnitus since 2017. The sudden loud ringing noises when a hair cell in the ear dies, became more frequent and longer and sunddenly it stayed forever. First very quiet and then it got louder and louder as more hair cells in the ear died.
    I'm never sure what type of tinnitus I would have exactly since doctor's where I go don't really wanna say. All they say is: you just gonna have to learn how to live with it... there is nothing we can do.
    Help would be appreciated 🙏 thank you for reading, have a great day and stay strong :)

  • @sheckyfeinstein
    @sheckyfeinstein Рік тому +1

    Much more credible than the many “instant” reliefs or cures.

  • @kaianthony5503
    @kaianthony5503 Рік тому +1

    I vote for more videos like this!

  • @Battery-kf4vu
    @Battery-kf4vu Рік тому +1

    I tried what she says in this video and I didn't work. I tried many movements recommended in many videos and non of them really worked significantly, except the exercises in this video, which are quite effective:
    Ringing In The Ears: Tinnitus Exercise // Easy Fast Relief
    I stretch really hard, I do it twice a week. I'm glad I found it.

  • @IanBlease-y5b
    @IanBlease-y5b 10 місяців тому +1

    Noise Damage is very real. Micro-Suction caused mine !

  • @bsylvia1
    @bsylvia1 Рік тому +1

    Thanks very much for the informative video!

  • @jeanettesovick271
    @jeanettesovick271 Рік тому +1

    Thank you so much for your very excellent video! So informative! I have tinnitus, but since a frightening “Sudden Hearing Loss” this summer, it seems the tinnitus is much louder!! The ENT I saw was in a hurry to get me in and out of the office. First, he gave me a few steroid pills (5), to see if I notivced an improvement in my hearing…nothing…so the pain began when he said I had to have ear injections…three injections within five days. The first two were done with some discomfort. Then my third injection had to be postponed because I developed COVID. So my final injection was performed 13 days after the second injection. In between those times, I had an MRI to rule out any tumors within my ear. Everything was negative! So, back tpfor the third injection, which hurt immediately and I felt a huge “whooshing” race across my forehead😱. I reacted by saying, “WHOA”…What a feeling😱. The doc’s reply…oh, that happens.” Then left the room assuring me that he would return in 15 min. to release me. I never saw him again. Instead, a tech came in, asked how I felt and dismissed me. As I returned to my car, I experienced spinning …all around me!! I made it in to the car thinking the spinning feeling would pass…not knowing I was having a vertigo episode, which I had never experienced, ever! My husband drove home believing I would recover from the experience….NO! It was horrible. I remained in the car for 2 hrs. trying to throw up, but unable to do nothing but suffer! Finally, I told my husband to call 911, was taken to hospital, with a 5-hr. stay and released with the ER doc telling me to take the Meclizine. Since then, I have been dizzy, my tinnitus has increased and I am close to my wit’s end. I am anxious and am trying to remain calm. I have seen the doc’s audiologist for another test and recommended $7K hearing aids with a one year guarantee! They are “state of the art”, so I’m told so all my problems will disappear. I hope they are right. According to the ENT, he can’t understand why I had such a reaction to the final shot. I have my own opinion. I feel he was negligent. I have lost most of my faith and tryst in the medical profession and want others to know my story so they can be very cautious with the medical practitioners. Just a terrible experience, and remains painful today.😢

  • @baryakbikepacking
    @baryakbikepacking Рік тому +2

    my Wife and I were hit by a car while we were on our Motorcycle heading to Mexico.. we were wearing the best all of the best Motorcycle safety gear including Helmets,
    the left side of my Head and body impacted his car
    it's been a over a Year and I have been struggling loss of hearing in the low frequency and Tinnitus in my left ear.. I have seen 2 different Audiologist confirming this problem will I ever have improvements or is this my new normal.. ?
    I'm 59 years old and very active in the outdoors activities and I'm very frustrated 😠 😡

    • @thewanderer577
      @thewanderer577 Рік тому

      I hit a deer at 60 mph on my Harley over 20 years ago and have suffered from tinnitus ever since so I feel your pain. Other than hearing aids I have no good solutions but do strongly encourage you to not give up.

  • @sylvie6796
    @sylvie6796 6 місяців тому

    Where can i see a video of your sound therapy please

  • @melanie5242
    @melanie5242 Рік тому +1

    Great video 😊 very informative

  • @pf316984
    @pf316984 Рік тому +1

    Yes, help programmes available but no cure if you have hearing damage.

  • @Hew.Jarsol
    @Hew.Jarsol Рік тому

    What about TENS for Tinnitus treatment?

  • @Doingmybest700
    @Doingmybest700 Рік тому

    Do you have information on SSHL?

  • @kbh95207
    @kbh95207 Рік тому +1

    Dr. Cook, one of my friends reached out to me last night. She said she believes she developed a severe case of Tinnitus as a reaction to Accutane. For those that develop Tinnitus from medication, are there any different steps on how to treat it?

  • @ivardahl-larsen
    @ivardahl-larsen Рік тому

    I have had and still have tinnitus, but fortunately not too loud, more like a wind blowing. I have impaired hearing but fortunately hearing aid has reduced both my bad hearing and my tinnitus. Once you have chronicle tinnitus, sadly it shall never go away. Are you plagued with it, go and see an audiographer.

  • @timt1776
    @timt1776 Рік тому +3

    Thanks for this info, no success for me either with this technique.
    Any methods that work for you? I’ve had some limited success taking Lipo-flavanoids supplements, but want to look into TRT more. Enjoyed this video, would love to see more similar! :)

  • @pamalatrynovich4817
    @pamalatrynovich4817 5 місяців тому

    I got my tinnitus from stress, not loud noises. I do not have a ringing in my ears. I have a constant hissing sound in my brain, not from my ear.

  • @grzesiekszewczuk1741
    @grzesiekszewczuk1741 Місяць тому

    I got a question. 2 years ago i had ear infection and after using ear drops i got ringing in my right ear. What happened did ear drops hurt my ear pernamently ? Thank you.

  • @WaynoGur
    @WaynoGur Рік тому

    My tinnitus started about 12 hours after gastric surgery. Been over 30 years now. I use the zen programme on Widex aids.

  • @willycat7445
    @willycat7445 Рік тому +1

    You are correct loud exposure was not the cause of mine. I was sitting in a chair reading. I stood up, got my balance and took 3-4 steps and it started in BOTH ears. Just like that. It just started and I was like, wow where did that come from?
    I saw my PCP and an audiologist and purchased their hearing aides 🦻 for $7000.00, yup seven thousand dollars that was to have a feature to muffle the tinnitus. They were helpful but needed frequent frequency changes. Then he left and the new people have no idea how to fix it. So they are safely in a drawer. Not used at all. 🥺

  • @serr8041
    @serr8041 Рік тому

    Lately I've seen a tapping method on the back of the head. could you review this? I've had tinnitus for 14 yrs and recently started hearing a vibration noise in the left ear. 😩😩

  • @philipwookey599
    @philipwookey599 Рік тому +1

    Thank you, you should do the same for some of Mr Mandell's videos, he's another quack. What amazes me are the comments below his videos from people who say his techniques work. They can't possibly be genuine, or else the commenters don't have real tinnitus.

  • @mihaizop
    @mihaizop Рік тому

    Hello :D I have Tinnitus since I can remember. It's the permanent constant high pitch noise. Most probably I was born with it. So definetely it's not from loud noises (although I frequently go to concerts). The more I dig, the more I think that it's a noise in the brain and not from internal ear. The most detailed explanation for Tinnitus I found is Josef Rauschecker's TEDx. What do you think about this theory? Thanks!

  • @mgentles3
    @mgentles3 Рік тому

    I attribute my tinnitus to taking as many as four 800 mg. Ibuprofen in an eight hour shift on the job. My sciatic nerve was pinched and standing on my feet at work was excruciating, so I would take one pill at the beginning of the shift, two more during, and, if I was unable to sit at the end of the shift to do necessary paper work, I'd take another. I've taught myself to ignore the continuous high-pitched cicadas most of the time. However, if my attention is drawn to it as this video has drawn it, I feel like I'm going to lose my mind if it doesn't stop. Will 'sound therapy' help? I may try it.

  • @Sanosan5249
    @Sanosan5249 Рік тому

    There’s a tinnitus ad going around UA-cam talking about tinnitus noise will wipe your memory blah blah blah.

  • @tictactoe325
    @tictactoe325 Рік тому

    I developed tinnitus at 13. Only much later in life after exposure to industrial noise and a genetic component that I found I had sensory neural hearing loss as well. No ear buds/ headphones/ portable music devices existed then. It was LP’s on a stereo that only Dad was allowed to use.
    So tinnitus due to noise exposure - nope not here.

  • @knives6683
    @knives6683 Рік тому

    This actually helped with my ear fullness but did nothing for my tinnitus.

  • @Keep-on-ok
    @Keep-on-ok Рік тому

    My tinnitus was not caused by loud noise. I’m going to try taurine.

  • @carmennavarra945
    @carmennavarra945 Рік тому

    Thank you very much love the video unfortunately there is so much misleading information your video helped alot !! I wish I could come to your office

  • @emmottataolcom
    @emmottataolcom Рік тому

    Recently discovered I have diplacusis dysharmonica. I visited a licensed audiologist. They never heard of this term. also called duel hearing. I hear the same tone frequency differently in each ear. I am a musician, or was. This affliction prevents me from the ability to play or even listen to music period. I also have suffered loud tinnitus for decades. the diplacusis started about 2 years ago. No one seems to be able to offer any solution. I cant find a video where DR Cliff discusses this. I need help and don't know where to turn. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

    • @g.s.5868
      @g.s.5868 Рік тому

      @Jay_a222 damn, no scam at all right...that scammer must be a billionaire by now...looooooooooooooooooool

  • @Michael-sj9bq
    @Michael-sj9bq Рік тому

    I've been told that my tinnitus is due to nerve damage, I've bought lots of "herbs', treatments and NONE of it has worked. The only thing that has any effect is the hearing aids with a underlying noise to distract from the raging ringing.

  • @kendal36
    @kendal36 Рік тому

    interesting...thanks 4 this info.

  • @itssmeena
    @itssmeena Рік тому

    Doctor pf physical therapists are well trained to treat tinnitus, going to and ENT/Audiologist did absolutely nothing. Basically they just said live with it. Doing vestibular exercises, stretches is what is going to help for the long run. Yes you can try these sound therapies but thats just habituating not solving the problem. I recommend going to see a vestibular specialized doctor of physical therapy if you want long term results.

  • @Mr70hemi
    @Mr70hemi Рік тому +1

    Hi Have you ever watched Dr. Ben Thomson's video's, amazing !!!!

  • @SILUX1
    @SILUX1 Рік тому

    I'm 16 and I'm suffering from tinnitus, i don't know how it started but I remember that it started 4 years ago, it goes completely silent in summers i can't hear any tinnitus sound no matter how hard i focus, but in winters it comes again and causes problem falling asleep any explanations for my case doctor?

    • @davidlang4442
      @davidlang4442 Рік тому

      You likely get vitamin D difficient in winter as you don't get the sunlight as you do in summer. Try taking 10,000 iu everyday if your not taking any now. Also take B complex vitamines. Plus get out and exercise. Hope this helps.

  • @gbkworf
    @gbkworf Рік тому +2

    You were way to kind, because I would have called her out for her BS and trying to practice way outside of her field of expertise. Perhaps you can do a video on Physical Therapy next!

    • @DrCliffAuD
      @DrCliffAuD  Рік тому

      We will not be making a video on Physical Therapy. We will stay in our lane.

    • @gbkworf
      @gbkworf Рік тому

      @@DrCliffAuD Kind of figured you would be!

    • @jenny-DD
      @jenny-DD Рік тому

      She's a total joke

  • @doug2078
    @doug2078 Рік тому

    Well done Video!!
    Dr Jo Should stick to PT !!

  • @ysbethochoa3339
    @ysbethochoa3339 Рік тому

    Hola cómo hacer para dormir

  • @DiamondBlueIndiana
    @DiamondBlueIndiana Рік тому

    Nothing helps. It never goes away.

  • @JeffdaRev
    @JeffdaRev Рік тому

    I appreciate this review. How in the world could I get tinnitus a day after having my family Dr remove some wax from my ears with a metal tool?! I wish I never told him to clean my ears! 😢

  • @koolchem6653
    @koolchem6653 Рік тому

    Since she has transient noise, of course this technique would seem to help. But it would have gone away anyway, I'm guessing.

  • @slk8322
    @slk8322 Рік тому

    Sadly when it in the 🧠 all goes to rx which is not necessarily does more harm than good seeing it with my mom praying that the day will come that Dr will know 🙏

  • @debm2252
    @debm2252 Рік тому

    What are you doing to help yourself?

  • @samv225
    @samv225 Рік тому +1

    Its sad when these so called doctors do click bait videos dealing with issues that ppl are truly looking for help with. And then get snake oil advise from "Dr" Jo.

  • @alexismakrides
    @alexismakrides Рік тому

    I really wish you hadn't include her intro in the video

  • @douglaswilkie5460
    @douglaswilkie5460 Рік тому

    Yes there are lots of people on here that their remedy don't work,click bait

  • @patriciahankel911
    @patriciahankel911 Рік тому +1

    An audiologist can not prescribe medication ..just over the counter recommendations. But seeing an audiologist is not a bad idea

    • @--Sama-
      @--Sama- Рік тому +1

      Buf for tinnitus there are not really medication that needs prescription, for example the ones producing a vasodilatory effect.

  • @pedroribeiro2926
    @pedroribeiro2926 6 місяців тому

    There problem is that any clown with a camera thinks is an expert

  • @catherinemardling7827
    @catherinemardling7827 11 місяців тому

    Always there

  • @alwaysmorecowbell
    @alwaysmorecowbell Рік тому

    On an airplane, if a flight attendant calls for a doctor, which of you responds first?
    PhD =/= doctor.
    IANAD

    • @DrCliffAuD
      @DrCliffAuD  Рік тому

      LOL, good one. You need to do more research on the types of Doctors that are out there. 😂

  • @DrDennis
    @DrDennis Рік тому +1

    Blah

  • @seanpaulmcguinness5203
    @seanpaulmcguinness5203 Рік тому

    doc this people should be banned from talking crap i have T and thier are to many of these people spewing nonsense

  • @jenny-DD
    @jenny-DD Рік тому

    I'm not surprised your both conventional doctors- stooge central nonsense