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  1. JanAtheCPA

    Audio Fascinating short series about sound and our brains

    From the Vox podcast series Unexplainable: "How the brain builds your world of sound: The Sound Barrier is a four-episode series where we explore the limits of hearing and the ways we can break through." Each episode is only 30 to 40 minutes long, and I recommend them. Spoiler alert, one of...
  2. J

    Arrhythmia/palpitations and hearing loss

    Hey there. I’m new to this forum but I seriously need the advice of you amazing people because I’m only 25 and I’m met with a whole host of symptoms that truly scare the life out of me but my doctors don’t seem interested at all. I’ve been to a cardiologist, had my blood tests and they say I’m...
  3. L

    Thinking sudden hearing loss and foot callus pain is a tms...

    I have had loads of tms symptoms before. Mostly I have successfully addressed them but two are still bothersome and I’d like some reassurance if anyone else has had them. One is I like to run but developed a callus on the side/bottom of both big toes - it’s called pinch callus. For the past 6...
  4. Andy Bayliss

    US Diplomats in Cuba with "Sonic Attacks" = Mass Hysteria?

    Interesting quotes in this article re normalcy of psychogenic symptoms. Anyone who studies TMS can understand the expert neurologists as they explain how suggestible we are! https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/oct/12/cuba-mass-hysteria-sonic-attacks-neurologists (Mass hysteria may explain...
  5. F

    Tinnitus vs Hearing Loss ? (Permanence)

    To clarify, the search on this forum indicates that Tinnitus can be TMS for some people. However, is hearing loss also TMS / reversible? Or if you have hearing loss it's just permanent?
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