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Tinnitus, or ringing in the ears, affects 32% of the general population. An effective treatment for tinnitus using destructive interference has been developed and proven effective.
A sound wave can be cancelled by meeting a reciprocal wave (180° opposite) of the same pitch and volume. Using this law of physics, Columbia and Bell Labs scientists, Dr. Daniel Choy and Ivan Kaminow, created a successful treatment for tinnitus, or ringing in the ears. It is in use in the U.S., Europe and Asia and is called the Padden-Choy procedure. The procedure uses a phase-shifted signal that fades away tinnitus symptoms.
A patient determines the pitch (frequency) and volume (loudness) of his/her tinnitus. This wave is sequentially shifted out of phase and played back through headphones for 30 minutes.
FDA approval was granted in July, 2003.
A sound wave can be cancelled by meeting a reciprocal wave (180° opposite) of the same pitch and volume. Using this law of physics, Columbia and Bell Labs scientists, Dr. Daniel Choy and Ivan Kaminow, created a successful treatment for tinnitus, or ringing in the ears. It is in use in the U.S., Europe and Asia and is called the Padden-Choy procedure. The procedure uses a phase-shifted signal that fades away tinnitus symptoms.
A patient determines the pitch (frequency) and volume (loudness) of his/her tinnitus. This wave is sequentially shifted out of phase and played back through headphones for 30 minutes.
FDA approval was granted in July, 2003.
Comments and ratings for Phase-Out
(16 stars)
by Mike on 16/08/2012
Same for an Apple version a buddy tried out for me on his iPod. Dr. Choy, you need a new programmer, someone with lots of experience writing for mobile devices.
(16 stars)
by Scott on 11/08/2012
Does not even open. You get fifteen minutes and after that you're stuck with it. Do not buy this app!