Tinnitus

Studies show I in 3 Australian will experience tinnitus within their lifetime, while 1 in 6 will have constant tinnitus symptoms. Causes of tinnitus range from hearing loss, ear wax, exposure to loud noises, ear infections or tumor's, head inquiries, medications and Ménière’s disease. Tinnitus presents or is experienced as a buzzing, ringing, hissing, whistling, swooshing or clicking sound that impairs on the quality of life.

Given recent implication of brain nerves in the pathophysiology of tinnitus, MeRT℠ begins by mapping the brain activity and identifying areas that may not be communicating effectively in people with Tinnitus. With personalized protocols and an understanding that every individual is different, parts of the brain not communicating effectively are specifically nurtured to effect global rhythm or synchrony.

By synchronizing the brain or neural activity communication, individuals with tinnitus can experience recovery and enhanced reduction in the pitch, volume and intensity of tinnitus, and improved quality of life*.

*Any result shown are based on active and strict observation of our regimens. Results may vary based on individual user and are not guaranteed.