TINNITUS

Russian researchers, who met in Munich in 2002-2003, explained that the majority of tinnitus comes from a contraction of the tensor tympani muscle, which is attached to the ossicles.

This muscle cannot be directly accessed manually. However, it has been observed and deduced from feedback from Head-Balance users that by balancing and relaxing the masticatory muscles, many cases of tinnitus diminish or disappear.

This suggests that many cases of tinnitus are due to an imbalance of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) or malocclusion.