12/24/2025
good news if you have ringing in your ears (aka tinnitus) ππΌ
tinnitus is often related to long-term stress, unresolved trauma, anxiety, or exposure to loud noise over time.
most people describe it as ringing in the ears,but it can also sound like whooshing, buzzing, hissing, roaring, clicking, or humming.
itβs incredibly uncomfortable and can start to impact your sleep, focus, mood, and your ability to function day to day.
none of this is your fault!
tinnitus is an autonomic nervous system reaction..
itβs your bodyβs way of responding to extreme stress, overwhelm, or prolonged overstimulation (including loud sounds).
and while you may think youβre experiencing tinnitus in your ears,
the phantom sounds are actually created in your brain, in the temporal lobe, inside the auditory cortex...
hereβs the good news:
because tinnitus is processed in your brain and modulated through your nervous system (not in the ear itself),
you can reduce or even eliminate the ringing (even if it originally came from loud music or noise exposure.
when your nervous system is dysregulated or stuck in high alert, the auditory cortex amplifies sound signals,making the ringing feel much louder and more intrusive
but when you regulate your nervous system, your brain lowers that amplification, which reduces the severity and intensity of the ringing.
you can significantly reduce tinnitus in 30 to 60 days with somatic exercises that regulate your nervous system.
these exercises release stored stress, trauma, tension, and hyper-vigilance from your body, and build new neural pathways that pull you out of the tinnitus pain cycle.
do you want to reduce the ringing in your ears?
get guided through the step by step ππΌ
click the π on profile, then click βheal my nervous systemβ πβπΌπ
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