THE QUESTION CONTINUES
Tinnitus can involve sounds that seem to have no obvious external source.
This presentation takes a closer look at what may be happening around the nerves and inflammatory processes associated with tinnitus, and explores an approach aimed at calming the nervous system.
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THE QUESTION BEHIND TINNITUS
Tinnitus can produce persistent sounds such as ringing or other phantom noises even when there is no obvious external source.
The presentation explores the role it believes inflammatory molecules and nerve hypersensitivity may play in this process.
It then introduces an approach intended to reduce inflammation and calm the nerves involved.
WHAT YOU’LL EXPLORE
What tinnitus can feel and sound like
Why phantom sounds can persist
The inflammatory molecules discussed in the presentation
The connection presented between inflammation and nerve hypersensitivity
Why the nervous system becomes an important part of the discussion
The approach designed to reduce inflammatory activity
