Tinnitus Terminator by ‘Timothy Seaton’ is just another worthless program you must avoid. This is yet another scam from the people behind known scams Fungus Shield Plus, Quiet Mind Plus, etc. so don’t think that anything good will ever come out of it!
Created in 2013, Tinnitus Terminator claims to be the program that will ‘permanently’ get rid of your tinnitus without the need of ‘hearing aids, new chemical-laden medications… chronic ear flushing, or surgery.’ All you have to do is just listen to ‘sounds that had been scientifically designed to re-train your brain’ for as little as 10 minutes a day. Well I’ll go into details later but first, who is this guy Timothy Seaton?
Who is Timothy Seaton?
In the presentation video, the supposed ‘Timothy Seaton’ tells us how a doctor ‘cut my ear off my head’ in an effort to correct his tinnitus … only to find ‘nothing.’ To authenticate his story, he posted a photo of him with one of his ears bandaged (photo below, on the right). Well don’t be deceived, because that photo actually belongs to a man called Todd Bradley (left), who had surgery for superior semicircular canal dehiscence syndrome (SSCD) – an ear condition that has nothing to do with tinnitus.
So as you can see, the scammer cleverly doctored Todd’s photo by flipping it, removing the imprint on his t-shirt and substituting his face with Seaton’s. Awesome Photoshop skill!
On a more serious note, this finding just confirms that the backstory of Tinnitus Terminator (I didn’t bother to retell it because it’s just too ridiculous) did NOT happen. Please note that surgery can indeed improve tinnitus, but it’s reserved specifically for those whose tinnitus is caused by tumors or lesions of the middle or inner ear. [NCBI]
Seaton says his doctor told him that his tinnitus was caused by ‘broken ear bones.’ That’s a ridiculous lie because if his ear bones were indeed broken, then he would be deaf! [Merck Manuals] FYI, stiff ear bones – an inheritable disorder called otosclerosis – can cause tinnitus [Mayo Clinic].
So now that we know that Timothy Seaton is just a forger who most probably does not exist, then who is that man posing as him in the video? My best guess: Paid actor.
How Tinnitus Terminator Works
According to Seaton, Tinnitus Terminator works using the principle of Neuromonics. Well according to University of California Medical Center (the same hospital Seaton referenced), neuromonics is the use of special audio stimuli to ‘retrain the neural pathways.’ This special audio is generated by a special medical device called Neuromonics Processor, which can be used like an MP3 player.
Using the Neuromonics Processor requires personalized supervision by a trained audiologist specializing in tinnitus. Treatment duration is at least 6 months and a treatment session lasts for 2-3 hours. During this period, the audiologist assesses, advises, and adjusts the sounds according to the patient’s unique condition.
Tinnitus Terminator’s version of neuromonics is starkly different from the medically-sanctioned version described above. First, you won’t have an audiologist to monitor you. Second, there is no talk about adjusting the sounds to meet your specific diagnosis. All you’ll get is some audio supposedly composed by ‘one of the major symphony composers of all time.’ According to Seaton, all you need to do is listen to the sounds for at least ’10 minutes a day’ … and your tinnitus will start disappearing within the first two weeks.
But as you can see, this version of neuromonics will NOT work for a number of reasons. First, no audiologist. Second, no customization. Third, treatment session is too short. Etc, etc.
Now to further prove my point that Tinnitus Terminator does not work:
A Lot of Negative Testimonials
The Tinnitus Terminator website features three positive testimonials, but of course, they are fake. If you want to see some examples of real Tinnitus Terminator testimonials, then head over to Tinnitus Talk Support Forum and the comment section of HighYa, Duane’s Blog and DealWithTinnitus.com reviews. You’ll immediately see reports of people saying that it doesn’t work and complaining that they couldn’t get their money back.
Final Conclusion: DON’T BUY Tinnitus Terminator. It is A SCAM!
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