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Tonaki Tinnitus Protocol
by rohini matthew (2019-01-09)
Apart from these masks, the Tonaki Tinnitus Protocol Review patients may also try out some simple home remedies. These include listening to the sounds such as the running water from a tap, sounds coming from the radio when they have not been tuned in at proper stations, sounds generated by some fans, air -conditioners etc. Placing one's head over a pillow or two may also be helpful. Simple listening to the radio or television may prove beneficial too in covering the disturbing sounds of Tinnitus, which become too obvious at night due to the silence.As in the case of some other treatments, certain patients are skeptical about trying out the method of masking Tinnitus because they feel that it may the case of the proverbial 'between the devil and the deep blue see'. They feel it is not the right approach of trying to suppress one noise by another. However, such people can get rest assured about the significance of the masking Tinnitus techniques if they put it to test. The faucet test, in which the patients are asked to stand besides a running tap, conceals the ringing sounds in their ears.
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