Your wellbeing
Nov 03, 2021
1 minute
WORDS: TANYA PEAREY.
Train your brain to help ignore TINNITUS
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Tinnitus is often ignored or misdiagnosed because it’s perceived differently by every patient. Some experience a ringing, while some hear more of a static-type sound. Others hear noises more like music or a
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