Question: What can I do about Sudden Hearing Loss? Answers: Sudden hearing loss, often referred to as sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL), is a rapid loss of hearing that occurs typically in one ear, within a 72-hour period. This condition is considered a medical emergency and usually affects people without any prior warning signs. CausesThe […]
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Question: I have had acoustic neuroma for many, many years, I was told it is a slow grower I do sleep with the machine every night I have seen much improvement but my hearing hasn’t been restored yet. I still get some face muscle spasm but much much better, I thought if maybe I interacted
Question: I have an issue with my right ear as it’s hearing level is almost 0. My doctor says nothing can be done except surgery which involves placing a chip inside my ear. I just want to know if the Rife machine could help. Of course the tinnitus has always been with me, for more
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Question: Will it help my hair cells hearing loss. Answer: If hair cells are damaged in any way, it will cause hearing loss or balance degeneration. There has to date been very little research on electro frequency therapy and recovery of damaged (ear) hair cells. However the Tinnitus frequency sets have assisted with the restoration
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Question: I have a question on what frequency we can use for a friend that has an artery in his neck that has a blockage and according to his specialist the odds in that being a successful operation is not very good. Can you recommend any frequencies that could breakdown the blockage in the neck.
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Best delivery of frequencies is with the Rife Belt, around the neck, Careful not to tight, fim but not tight or the Belt can be used around the head and over the ears. The positive healing effects of the frequencies are multiplied when using the belt over the problem area Hearing loss is general. Many
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There are Three Types of Hearing Loss – Conductive hearing loss – when hearing loss is due to problems with the ear canal, ear drum, or middle ear and its little bones (the malleus, incus, and stapes). Sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) – when hearing loss is due to problems of the inner ear, also known