If you’ve had tinnitus before, you know how annoying it is to constantly hear that ringing noise in your ear. Luckily, researchers believe they may have worked out the first non-invasive treatment that can reduce tinnitus symptoms, and it uses a pretty fascinating mechanism that slowly trains the ringing out of your ears. The technique doesn’t concentrate on any physical damage or deep brain activity that may be associated with tinnitus, but rather, it looks to train our errant nerve activity through a combination of precisely timed sounds and weak electric pulses.
Researchers have created a clever device that can eliminate tinnitus
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