I reached out to Ryan and he’s been so helpful in educating me about this disease. He’s a great guy. Thanks for all the help Ryan 👍🏻 love from the UK 🇬🇧
Thank you for posting an update Ryan. Having noise induced Tinnitus brings lots of guilt and depression, especially after making it worse by continuing to live my previous lifestyle. Took too long to realize the seriousness and accept it. You are right, when i go outside/spend time with my kids i cope with it a lot better. Hopefully the Susan Shore Device brings some relief.
Just saw this video, omg i can relate, i had tinnitus and exactly same diagnosis. i hated life, and seeing others enjoy life made me try to find cure. Its gone now and when i see Ryan i can tell you can cure it
@@robval7465 Hi, It was very hard work, did several things but was worth it, Food, Only water (litres a day) nothing else at all. Beef liver, medium cooked( contains alot of vitamins) daily, not to much as can cause headaches, Salmon fish, Grilled chicken (no spices at all, spices are very bad for Tinnitus), other types of fish (can fry them in olive oil if you want), steaks, or other kinds of red meat(no marinade or spices(grilled), mint tea few days a week. Exercise: went to the gym, grounding at the back garden, avoid use of mobile phones near ear ( I had hyperaccusis as well), so could not put phone near ear, only watched a little T.V with low volume. Cjanged my sleeping pattern (this also helped alot, because if I started sleeping late, during recovery it would slighlty come back. No stress, avoid horro movies (lol..watch happy movies) have someone massage your head, it really relaxes the brain. Fried eggs for breakfast with runny yellow, dont eat boiled eggs. Avoid greens, they made it worse as well. Switched of my broadband at night, avoid magnetic waves. Also watched positive videos of Liam Boeh,, got free advice from his videos. Also very important, I did dry fasting 3 times a week as well as intermittent fating, just drinking water. I honestly did not think it would work but OMG, it worked, lost alot of wait but worth it. Also no salt, very bad for Tinnitus. Literally lived cave man style and it was so worth it, my hyperaccusis is gone. Now I can listen to music, play PS5, watch T.V more. I felt like suicidal sometimes and was angry watching people say on the internet it will go away by taking this approach. Honestly, I was so desperate that I would try anything but the science behind makes sense. Within few weeks, I got up and for a few seconds heard nothing, I kept thinking, impossible. After the few seconds it came back, but slowly it moved away from the center part of the head, then started bouncing in different areas of the head which then went to my ears like hissing kettle, so it left my head. It was such a good feeling and when I went outside, I could actually hear the birds, traffic etc and more silence. It is very hard to give up everything but it worked. No junk food at all, no caffeince, no sugar, no cereals and only what I listed. It was the most upsetting part of my life, ENT and dcotrs were crap, I did not want to cope and habituate like most people kept on saying. Bro if you want to get better try it. But you must also get as much sun as possible. It is curable. This guy on the internet I watched, he had it for 20 years, scared the hell out of me, but later found out he cured it. Guess what he did, decided to cut sugar, bread etc all junk food. So basically he could not stop his eating habbits. If you do not do this, Im afraid you will live with it but if your desperate like me to be normal, just do it.
MD isn’t really a “disease” it’s a series of symptoms. Address the specific symptoms and you will find most people resolve the worst of the problems. Nerve damage is best treated with a hearing aid one or both ears. It washes out the tinnitus and will resolve that “fullness” sensation. Also hearing aids stimulate the nerve and in many cases people actually improve their hearing over some frequencies. A low inflammation diet seems to dramatically improve symptoms. Low sugar low salt.
Guys to say you cant cure tinnitus and maneates disease is old school. I took liam bohms advice. you litetally need to cut all thinks inflamatory, exercise, eat meat, no sugars , carbs. put the body in autophagy state. It took me alot ofhatd work, will power, hope and it went away. Just to let everyone know if ypu have the same symptoms you can totally cure it
Hey Ryan I got into a really bad acute acoustic trauma 12-01-2023. Shot around 700 rounds without ear protection. Instantly lost hearing and had very loud tinnitus. I have noise sensitivity and I feel like I get dizzy sometimes. I’m 6 months in. I think I’ll be like this forever???? I think maybe I have manieres disease too
My T started 3 1/2 years ago now. I started with vertigo and they thought i had Meniere's initially. I understand the violent vertigo and nystagmus ( eye movements) id have residual dizziness afternoon. My vertigo went after 3 months so they think its more a neuritis ( virus attack vestibular nerve) . Ive been doing low dose ketamine and having the effects like you with my depression and t a little better.
@@ryanstinnitus6530 aren't you on twitch anymore? I saw it in your bio. I'm also going through hearing loss, hyperacusis severe tinnitus man. I saw your videos and wanted to thank you for all the information that you shared. I hope you upload more vids man. Knowing that I'm not alone in this shit keeps me alive. I can tell you that. Please don't stop uploading man. Thank you so much!
@@ryanstinnitus6530 I've been 2 months into this shit with hearing loss, hyperacusis and severe tinnitus. It's the hardest thing I've ever had in my whole life. It's really hard to accept it, especially my heariing loss. Your videos helped me a lot. Knowing that I'm not alone in this struggle gives me strength and patience. Please upload more videos man. I'm tired of seeing people trying to take advantage of the sufferers when they are at their weakest points. Thank you a lot for your videos man honestly. I hope we can all find peace soon.
@@ryanstinnitus6530 please don't stop uploading man. Your videos are one of the only things that give me some strength to hang on. I had hearing loss, hyperacusis and severe tinnitus. It literally destroy me and my life. Hope that we can all get rid of this torture one day. Thank you!
I reached out to Ryan and he’s been so helpful in educating me about this disease. He’s a great guy. Thanks for all the help Ryan 👍🏻 love from the UK 🇬🇧
Living in London with hyperacusis, tinnitus and hearing loss is really hard for me. I hope we get better soon.
Good to hear from you Ryan! You are a model of resilience ! Please make more updates! 20:33i hope you are feeling better +
It’s good to see you posting again!
Thank you for posting an update Ryan. Having noise induced Tinnitus brings lots of guilt and depression, especially after making it worse by continuing to live my previous lifestyle. Took too long to realize the seriousness and accept it. You are right, when i go outside/spend time with my kids i cope with it a lot better. Hopefully the Susan Shore Device brings some relief.
I had tinnitus since i was 22 in 1997. Im almost 49. It got wirsexadter covid. I micro dose too. I love the focus & insights
Still here with you bro ! Ive had tinnitus for the same amout of time .its brutal but we must endure
Fk ya bro. Good to hear. Keep up the hard work homie
Just saw this video, omg i can relate, i had tinnitus and exactly same diagnosis. i hated life, and seeing others enjoy life made me try to find cure. Its gone now and when i see Ryan i can tell you can cure it
Is there a way I can contact you by email??
How did you cure it or made it go away?
@@robval7465 Hi, It was very hard work, did several things but was worth it, Food, Only water (litres a day) nothing else at all. Beef liver, medium cooked( contains alot of vitamins) daily, not to much as can cause headaches, Salmon fish, Grilled chicken (no spices at all, spices are very bad for Tinnitus), other types of fish (can fry them in olive oil if you want), steaks, or other kinds of red meat(no marinade or spices(grilled), mint tea few days a week. Exercise: went to the gym, grounding at the back garden, avoid use of mobile phones near ear ( I had hyperaccusis as well), so could not put phone near ear, only watched a little T.V with low volume. Cjanged my sleeping pattern (this also helped alot, because if I started sleeping late, during recovery it would slighlty come back. No stress, avoid horro movies (lol..watch happy movies) have someone massage your head, it really relaxes the brain. Fried eggs for breakfast with runny yellow, dont eat boiled eggs. Avoid greens, they made it worse as well. Switched of my broadband at night, avoid magnetic waves. Also watched positive videos of Liam Boeh,, got free advice from his videos. Also very important, I did dry fasting 3 times a week as well as intermittent fating, just drinking water. I honestly did not think it would work but OMG, it worked, lost alot of wait but worth it. Also no salt, very bad for Tinnitus. Literally lived cave man style and it was so worth it, my hyperaccusis is gone. Now I can listen to music, play PS5, watch T.V more. I felt like suicidal sometimes and was angry watching people say on the internet it will go away by taking this approach. Honestly, I was so desperate that I would try anything but the science behind makes sense. Within few weeks, I got up and for a few seconds heard nothing, I kept thinking, impossible. After the few seconds it came back, but slowly it moved away from the center part of the head, then started bouncing in different areas of the head which then went to my ears like hissing kettle, so it left my head. It was such a good feeling and when I went outside, I could actually hear the birds, traffic etc and more silence. It is very hard to give up everything but it worked. No junk food at all, no caffeince, no sugar, no cereals and only what I listed. It was the most upsetting part of my life, ENT and dcotrs were crap, I did not want to cope and habituate like most people kept on saying. Bro if you want to get better try it. But you must also get as much sun as possible. It is curable. This guy on the internet I watched, he had it for 20 years, scared the hell out of me, but later found out he cured it. Guess what he did, decided to cut sugar, bread etc all junk food. So basically he could not stop his eating habbits. If you do not do this, Im afraid you will live with it but if your desperate like me to be normal, just do it.
MD isn’t really a “disease” it’s a series of symptoms. Address the specific symptoms and you will find most people resolve the worst of the problems. Nerve damage is best treated with a hearing aid one or both ears. It washes out the tinnitus and will resolve that “fullness” sensation. Also hearing aids stimulate the nerve and in many cases people actually improve their hearing over some frequencies. A low inflammation diet seems to dramatically improve symptoms. Low sugar low salt.
Guys to say you cant cure tinnitus and maneates disease is old school. I took liam bohms advice. you litetally need to cut all thinks inflamatory, exercise, eat meat, no sugars , carbs. put the body in autophagy state. It took me alot ofhatd work, will power, hope and it went away. Just to let everyone know if ypu have the same symptoms you can totally cure it
More updates pls sir ryan
Spot on 100%. I'm the same.
No. None at all. Strange @@aimLess097
Have you looked into Julian Cowan Hill? His videos help a lot❤ hope that helps! Also have you tried massages and cold showers?
Hey Ryan I got into a really bad acute acoustic trauma 12-01-2023. Shot around 700 rounds without ear protection. Instantly lost hearing and had very loud tinnitus. I have noise sensitivity and I feel like I get dizzy sometimes. I’m 6 months in. I think I’ll be like this forever???? I think maybe I have manieres disease too
so do you have noise induced tinnitus on top of meniers disease?
What about hearing loss? If you don't have hearing loss, it is not MD.
My T started 3 1/2 years ago now. I started with vertigo and they thought i had Meniere's initially. I understand the violent vertigo and nystagmus ( eye movements) id have residual dizziness afternoon. My vertigo went after 3 months so they think its more a neuritis ( virus attack vestibular nerve) . Ive been doing low dose ketamine and having the effects like you with my depression and t a little better.
Funny.. I have one weird symptom, you know when you stand up to fast from the bed and get dizzy/light headed. My tinnitus disappears completely
Same here. I think it has something to do with pressure and blood flow. It’s so bizarre
@ryanstinnitus6530 yes.. I don't have menieres
Ryan, do you have any other social media we can follow you on?
@@aimLess097 hey. Ya for sure Ryan.Wilson.art on instagram is my only link
@@ryanstinnitus6530 aren't you on twitch anymore? I saw it in your bio. I'm also going through hearing loss, hyperacusis severe tinnitus man. I saw your videos and wanted to thank you for all the information that you shared. I hope you upload more vids man. Knowing that I'm not alone in this shit keeps me alive. I can tell you that. Please don't stop uploading man. Thank you so much!
@@ryanstinnitus6530 I've been 2 months into this shit with hearing loss, hyperacusis and severe tinnitus. It's the hardest thing I've ever had in my whole life. It's really hard to accept it, especially my heariing loss. Your videos helped me a lot. Knowing that I'm not alone in this struggle gives me strength and patience. Please upload more videos man. I'm tired of seeing people trying to take advantage of the sufferers when they are at their weakest points. Thank you a lot for your videos man honestly. I hope we can all find peace soon.
@@ryanstinnitus6530 please don't stop uploading man. Your videos are one of the only things that give me some strength to hang on. I had hearing loss, hyperacusis and severe tinnitus. It literally destroy me and my life. Hope that we can all get rid of this torture one day. Thank you!
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Hey Ryan, in this case is it possible to have menieres if I don’t have vertigo, if I find that all my other symptoms are present
Hey dude. So how are you coping. You doing well
With tinnitus ??
Wait so did u get tinnitus from MD? Or noise induced
How are you doing now?
@11:57 welcome to my world lol 😂people are mad fake! Do you get help from Traditional Chinese Medicine?