Does deep sleep hold the key to treating Tinnitus? Here's what scientists discovered
Millions affected by tinnitus may find relief through sleep. Researchers discover that deep sleep helps suppress the phantom sounds of tinnitus by reducing brain communication and hyperactivity. Enhancing sleep quality and understanding its impact on tinnitus could lead to new treatments, potentially improving the lives of sufferers worldwide.
Millions affected by tinnitus may find relief through sleep. Researchers discover that deep sleep helps suppress the phantom sounds of tinnitus by reducing brain communication and hyperactivity. Enhancing sleep quality and understanding its impact on tinnitus could lead to new treatments, potentially improving the lives of sufferers worldwide.
