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Do you know why this works? Because it jostles the sternocleidomastoid muscle which connects to the base of your skull behind your ears. If this technique cure
by figurehe4d 9y ago
Do you know why this works? Because it jostles the sternocleidomastoid muscle which connects to the base of your skull behind your ears.
If this technique cures/helps your tinnitus its because you probably sit/stand with bad posture. You can attain more lasting results by regularly stretching that muscle (massage/pull on it). This will not cure hearing-loss related tinnitus.
Personal experience: this not only cured my tinnitus, but also cured a pattern of headaches I was experiencing as well as pain from my eyes that I thought was due to eye strain (from being latched onto a computer screen).
- koube 9y agoDo you have a source for this? It seems dubious that tapping a muscle 50 times would be an effective treatment for muscle strain.
- sevenfive 9y ago...isn't that sort of what a massage is?
- tome 9y agoAh, that's interesting. In the past I've had mild tinnitus only in my right ear, and I've had a sensitive sternocleidomastoid, but only the right one!
- blarg1 9y agoI use to suffer from bad head aches, pain from my eyes as well as a throbbing pain. Though it was just from withdrawal from having too much caffeine/sugar and then going cold turkey on them which I was doing in cycles.