Tinnitus Music Lab

Welcome to the premier issue of TML’s Sound Advice! This newsletter is dedicated to helping people understand and treat tinnitus. Every month we'll bring you the latest research, news, tips and advice on coping with and treating this life-altering condition that affects an estimated 50 million Americans according the ATA.

In this issue, we bring you news on the rising rate of tinnitus in our returning military personnel, and provide a way for you to help. Plus, we breakdown the difference between various music treatments on the market and notched music therapy. We hope you enjoy this issue. Please feel free to forward it to a friend who you know might benefit from the information. We look forward to hearing your feedback and welcome any questions.

Sincerely,

Josh Werber, M.D.

Tinnitus — Returning Vets’ #1 Medical Issue and Growing

Tinnitus is the number one service-connected disability for American veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, according to the American Tinnitus Association (ATA). The number of cases has grown at an astounding rate — by 15% for the last five years. At the end of 2010, more than 744,000 vets received disability compensation for tinnitus.

Notched Music Treatment vs. Music Stimulus Therapy

Many people have written to us asking the difference between Tinnitus Music Lab’s notched music treatment, and other music stimulus therapies. There are a number of differences, but first it’s important to understand that there are various theories for treating tinnitus.

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Tinnitus Music Lab was founded by tinnitus specialist and otolaryngologist, Josh Werber, MD, founder and director of Great Neck Ear, Nose, and Throat, an ENT practice established on Long Island, New York for more than twenty years. Dr. Werber has been successfully treating his own patients who suffer from tinnitus with his proprietary "notched music therapy," which he created based on breakthrough scientific research. The treatment is unique in that the patient chooses the music they would like to listen to, that is customized for their unique tinnitus frequency. To offer this novel and successful treatment to a wider audience, he launched Tinnitus Music Lab.

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