Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) / ear noises

Tinnitus, also known as ringing in the ears, is the subjective, constant perception of so-called ear noises, which can vary from person to person. The classic example is a whistling sound, but many patients also report other sensations such as ringing, crackling, or buzzing in the ears. The condition is also characterized by a persistent feeling of ear pressure, similar to what healthy individuals experience when experiencing a rapid and drastic change in altitude.

Electrosmog

Tinnitus and its causes

Possible causes of tinnitus include a variety of factors, such as injuries, inflammation, reduced blood flow, sudden hearing loss, or noise exposure. Another trigger is electromagnetic alternating fields: Tiny micromagnetic crystals in the brain can be set into vibration by high-frequency pulses, leading to acoustic phenomena in the brain. The experience of Geopathologie Schweiz AG, based on over 20,000 examined sleeping locations, indicates that tinnitus can occur particularly under certain conditions at the sleeping place. Most often, this is due to the influence of electrosmog, frequently in combination with geopathic stress – radiation harmful to the human nervous system, which originates, for example, from geological faults, double zones, or underground water veins.

Healthy sleep is irreplaceable.

If the sleeping area, which should ideally be a place of relaxation and regeneration, is affected by geopathic stress and other disruptive fields, corresponding symptoms such as tinnitus can develop. Those affected know that this condition can be exacerbated by stress or lack of sleep. It is therefore extremely important to give the body the opportunity for undisturbed regeneration.

Alternating electric, electromagnetic, and magnetic fields continuously affect our bodies. Under the influence of such radiation, the magnetism of red blood cells changes, leading to the formation of so-called "rouleaux." This impairs blood flow and thus inhibits circulation. In the ear, this can result in tinnitus.

Have your sleeping area checked and avoid tinnitus.

If you experience this condition, it is advisable to have your sleeping environment assessed by our experienced geopathologists. The analysis measures electrobiological, geopathological, and geophysical factors. Based on the results, they provide comprehensive advice and help minimize or largely eliminate the sources of interference, potentially preventing the further development of tinnitus.

Would you like to know if your tinnitus is caused by radiation in your bedroom or living area? Geopathology Switzerland can help you find out. Our expert team of consultants is happy to assist you without obligation: Contact us by phone or email!

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