Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) causes

Tinnitus, also known colloquially as "ringing in the ears," is the persistent or repeated perception of a specific tone without an actual sound source. The perceived ear noises vary noticeably from person to person: for some it's a hissing or whistling sound, while others hear a rushing or buzzing in the ears. Tinnitus can have a variety of causes, such as sudden hearing loss, injuries, and inflammation, but also sometimes impaired blood flow or noise pollution. Furthermore, tinnitus can be triggered by alternating electromagnetic fields. Under their influence, tiny micromagnetic crystals in the brain can be set into vibration by high-frequency pulsations, leading to acoustic phenomena in the brain. This can also result in noticeable ear pressure, similar to that experienced during a rapid change in altitude or in deep water. Geopathologie Schweiz AG has conducted over 20,000 analyses of sleeping locations in Switzerland and neighboring countries. Our measurement data shows that the causes of tinnitus are often found in the form of specific stresses in the sleeping area. Most often, this involves electrosmog, sometimes in combination with geopathic stress, which can originate from underground water veins, geological faults, or geological double zones.

Electrosmog

Tinnitus can be triggered by sleep problems.

If the sleeping area, which should ideally provide relaxation and regeneration, is affected by disruptive fields such as geopathic stress, tinnitus can develop. Those affected are usually aware that the development of this symptom is further promoted by high stress or lack of sleep. It is therefore extremely important to allow the body and mind the opportunity for undisturbed regeneration.

Alternating electric, electromagnetic, and magnetic fields affect our bodies. Such radiation alters the magnetism of red blood cells, leading to the formation of so-called "rouleaux." This reduces blood flow, inhibiting circulation throughout the body. This can manifest in the ear as tinnitus.

Uncover the causes of tinnitus and prevent ringing in the ears

If you suffer from tinnitus, it's worthwhile to investigate the underlying causes and request a sleep environment assessment from one of our experienced geopathologists. This process includes electrobiological, geopathological, and geophysical measurements, as well as comprehensive advice on how to significantly reduce or shield against the sources of interference to prevent the tinnitus from worsening.

Would you like to know if radiation in your sleeping and living areas is the cause of your tinnitus? Our consulting team is happy to assist you at any time without obligation.

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