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Tinnitus, What Is It?

February 6th, 2009 | Add a Comment

Have you ever encountered a time when you feel a certain ringing in your ears that seems to just happen without any reason? This ringing could sound like whistling, buzzing, or crickets, or even microphone feedback. No matter where you look, you can’t seem to find the source.

The number of people suffering from tinnitus is hard to know because only the sufferer knows about it. It’s a fact that some people suffer from very bad tinnitus. The ringing in the ears is so loud, often louder than a ringing telephone, that it prevents you from doing even the most common household chores.

Think of how badly these individuals would fare at work!

To date, a wide variety of underlying causes have been suggested for Tinnitus in the medical world. Doctors mostly point to otologic disorders – that is, the same disorders that cause hearing loss. Others claim that Tinnitus is a symptom of an underlying neurologic disorder, such as multiple sclerosis or a head injury. Still others claim that it arises from stress and anxiety.

Actually, the reason for tinnitus is the tension in the muscles around the ears, which include the jaw. Years of poor head posture can cause these muscles to harden and interfere with the head’s natural balance, which causes the loud ringing in the ears that we call tinnitus.

How do I know this?

My TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint Disorder) program cures TMJ by loosening and strengthening the muscles around the jaw, the tongue, and the neck. As mentioned before, poor head posture can harm the balance system of the head and put its weight on the wrong muscles, which contribute to the development of TMJ.

Many of my customers who are TMJ sufferers also experience Tinnitus as a side effect. They were cured of their TMJ in just a few days or weeks after following my exercises.

And guess what? Their Tinnitus also went away for good. Talk about a great side effect!

That’s when I found the link between TMJ and Tinnitus. They both have the same underlying causes, and addressing those causes also did away with many of the symptoms medical professionals attribute to Tinnitus today, such as stress and anxiety.

If you have Tinnitus, try my TMJ No More program. Aside from curing your tinnitus, you might be enjoying a host of other beneficial side effects. (And when you do, let me know, I’ll probably be surprised too.)

About the Author:

Christian Goodman is a well known researcher of natural health alternatives and creator of the Natural Health Blog. His latest creation is the Natural TMJ Treatment, which has now helped thousands of people cure their TMJ naturally.