Bimodal neuromodulation quiets chronic tinnitus; user reports it's 'basically gone'
nwilliams030 · x · 2026-10-23
A resurfaced post describes bimodal neuromodulation — pairing targeted audio tones with mild electrical stimulation on the tongue — as a treatment that rewires the brain to quiet chronic tinnitus, a condition affecting millions with few effective options. The reposter says he used the treatment last year and his tinnitus is basically gone (anecdotal, not trial data).
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