Help Needed to Stop Broadcasting Ears

Yep you heard that right Broadcasting Ears! After about a year of suffering from what I thought was tetanus I finally went to a hearing specialist. Upon testing my hearing I have great hearing with very little loss of the higher frequencies.

I then asked him what is the cause of this constant ringing? To which he honestly replied, "I don't know". But for some reasons some people brains use the ears to broadcast sounds, using the ear as a speaker. As he explained that, he had me wear a pair of experimental headphones that were actually very sensitive microphones. And he was able to hear what I hear. He recorded it and played it for me.

However, there seems to be no hope and it gets louder and louder with each passing day. I notice it mainly before going to bed. But throughout the day I hear it.

Does anyone else suffer from "Broadcasting Ears"?

Does anyone have any idea how to stop the ears from broadcasting sounds?

I just did a quick check and didnt find any documented medical information regarding Broadcasting Ears. Is this recognised condition? Could you provide some links? Is your hearing specialist ENT qualified?

a reply to: Granitebones

I can do an internet search just like you and the results are the same. I could have saved you time by letting you know I already Googled and Binged and nothing.

Yeah apparently they are just figuring it out. Not much out there one of the reasons I posted here.

Yep he is an ENT specialist but focuses on hearing loss. I don't suffer hearing loss. I cut off all medications and it is still there after months of being off of them all. So mine is not caused by meds.

FWIW Meniere's Disease forum really had some good ideas for relief and mitigation, my understanding is it's potentially related to herpes roster/shingles/chickenpox. Regardless it's a miracle if it stops for a day or 2 at the most, but certain things do seem to lessen it's severity and or frequency.

menieres.org...

a reply to: putnam6

I had chicken pox and have taken the vaccine for shingles. I read through it but not much on broadcasting.

Been tested for Meniere's Disease. Doc says I don't have that.

a reply to: ChesterJohn
You don't have tetanus....you have Tinnitus.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Been to a doctor and my condition is not ether spelling. I was lumped into it but once all the tests were done my hearing was fine.

He called it Broadcasting Ears. they are not sure what causes it but few have this condition and no treatments for Tinnitus have worked for me because there is no know problem as my ears are fully functioning and I hear great other than the ringing.

a reply to: ChesterJohn

Same here...hear.....errrrrr......
My hearing comes out very good fro my age.
But there is that damn ringing......for decades now.

I apologize with all the ringing in my ears I thought you needed help with an actual medically identified condition. Hell doctors don't even know they are speculating themselves. My ENT says it could be Meniere's Ive definitely got signs of TMJ another possible cause for me at least, but even he didn't know and he offered no real relief

All I know in my case, it seems to be fluid retention/related when I use psyllium it seems to help, it actually quit about a week ago for a couple of days but now it's back pretty much like always.

When I hold my nose as I drink water I can feel ears trying to drain, a clicking noise in both ears but it's more pronounced in the left ear

a reply to: ChesterJohn

Get yourself a good B vitamin Complex with Thiamine Pyrophosphate . Come back in 6 months.

Well, from a tech point of view it sounds like what you need is noise-cancelling headphones that are cancelling the noise.... you're broadcasting.

I wonder what the delay is between hearing and broadcast is- but that ringing would be feedback.

Since the audio feedback is just a very slightly delayed repeat of what you already heard, all of those signals are going on inside your own brain. The only thing I can suggest is try blocking off one ear for the whole day. As quiet as you can. Those awkward cheap foam earplugs (same thing as memory foam mattress maybe?) seem to do the trick... just in ONE ear.

See if the ringing is still in both at the end of the day.

a reply to: ChesterJohn

Insulation material? Like cotton wool with gauze glued to your auricle?

Yes, humans, under special circumstances, can hear radio-frequency pulses in the range of 2.4MHz to 10GHz (corresponding to radio frequencies and microwave) as buzzes, clocks, hiss or knocking at apparent auditory frequencies of 5kHz and higher (very high-pitched).

TextRF hearing was first reported in the 1940s by people working with radar, but reports were dismissed as illusions or hallucinations. The phenomenon was investigated scientifically by Frey in 1961, who concluded that RF hearing is a real thing. It can be stopped, for example, by placing a piece of aluminum between the RF source and the ear.

RF hearing was first reported in the 1940s by people working with radar, but reports were dismissed as illusions or hallucinations. The phenomenon was investigated scientifically by Frey in 1961, who concluded that RF hearing is a real thing. It can be stopped, for example, by placing a piece of aluminum between the RF source and the ear.

I don't know if this is a possibility, but it does give one a legitimate reason for wearing a tinfoil hat.

We like to camp far away from people, but every once in a while someone discovers our hiding spot. If it looks like they plan on staying, I grab my tinfoil hat; we've yet to have anyone stay longer than ten minutes after my appearance.

a reply to: ChesterJohn

Remember when you were a kid past near to a transformer sub station or overhead power lines and you could HEAR them humming or feel them.

Not everyone can but many of us can and for those of us that can it can become torture.

Is it the saturation of our body's that hear this constant hissing or screeching or ringing, for me it's a hissing sound.

3G, 4G, 5G for many of us it only really became a serious problem as more and more people adopted mobile phones and as more and more mobiles sat in peoples pockets but I lived in a black spot were you could not get a signal so it has to be something else.

Is it Targeted EM attack's as many believe, why the hell would they attack a nobody so I don't buy that either.

So what is it?.

My guess is you and I and many others are just more sensitive to something, everyone else will only hear it when it becomes so loud they have no choice but to hear it.

I have personally never heard the term Broadcasting ears BUT I know what you mean, you mean that something in your body, your ears or something is ringing or hissing as if there is a part of you that is in sympathetic resonance with something such as a low frequency signal or a high frequency signal.

But just in case it is non of those try cutting out as much Sodium as it is safe and practical for you to do so from your diet.

Try changing your diet.

And as odd as it sounds there are some folk's that get relief by using EM shielding, oh I am not talking about that stupid crap such as wearing tinfoil but having your house or at least one room lined with EM deflecting shielding creating a Faraday Cage, if that does not help it may be something OTHER than the EM spectrum that is causing it.

You know you can actually hear your own blood pumping in your vein's as well so maybe it is just that.


But it can be maddening I know.

Personally I think it is a combination of factors but some of us are far more prone to the suffering than other's.

I have tinnitis, but it has nothing to do with my ears, it has to do with temporal lobe epilepsy. I use this to judge the state of my seizure risk. Some foods make it worse, others make it go almost away. Sugars really get it going, so do histamine producing foods or foods that block the DAO enzyme which detoxes histamines. Tyramine foods also make it worse. When this noise gets kind of high, I will get little buzzes or ERK sounds. like some sort of horn blowing for a half a second start to finish. If that happens I have to go and take an extra Taurine pill or eat some foods that bring down the seizure risk and then the buzzing goes down.

This will not help if the buzzing is a problem in the ear though, which mine isn't.

Foods that help to reduce this are stuff like cabbage in soups, asparagus, potatoes in place of breads, Real Butter, even diet sodas help a little if you drink a sodas. Aspartame actually does have anti-seizure qualities, but the other problems it has makes me not use it, it can increase some fibromialgia like pains, I found that out when I tested using it to control my epilepsy. But aspartame does remain an emergency treatment for me if I need to lower the risk. Getting your energy from slower burning good fats instead of carbs does lower the noise too. Good fats do not include grain veggi oils, overall they seem to not work well at all.

I take a five hundred mg taurine and a multimineral with like a hundred fifty percent sodium Molybdate in it, that works with the taurine to lower risk. I also take glutamine because it takes away my craving for sweets like ninety percent. 500 mg once a day is all you need of that. The side effect for me of the glutamine is my joints and gut feel better, and because of that I was able to do lots more and lost twenty pounds within four months without trying. Those are unbearable side effects. Those three things also lessen the risk of the virus going covid....how evil that is to not have to worry about winding up in the hospital from the immune system tearing me apart.

Try the sugar reduction. If you are burning more fats to get energy, you will also need to get a little more plain salt in the diet because burning fats and proteins takes more salt in metabolism. Junk food has more sodium, but not sodium Chloride, both of those are needed in metabolism in the right proportion. Remember, a lean steak still is almost half fats, and chicken has over half fat even in the white meat.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: ChesterJohn
You don't have tetanus....you have Tinnitus.

Haha, good catch!



Op, your brain is vibrating at a higher frequency. Ascension is inevitable.

a reply to: rickymouse

Is glutamine needed if you take NAC?
Or is there no connection.

I actually DID find something on ears that broadcast sound -- it is very weird (and rare) but is indeed a "known thing."

You're not nuts, and it's not tinnitis.

The search term for this is "otoacoustic emission"

Wikipedia on the topic

Scientists discovered that the otoacoustic echo response disappears when a person is taking large doses of aspirin, quinine, or psychoactive drugs. Aspirin, in fact, is known to cause temporary hearing loss. According to Dr. Long, people possessing "perfect pitch," the ability to sing or whistle a specified note without first hearing it on a pitch pipe or tuning fork, lose some of this ability when taking certain drugs.

So you might try a daily dose of asprin.

In any case, there's the correct terminology to search for.

So. Now you know (and now I know, too. Never heard of this before.)

a reply to: ChesterJohn

What kinds of sounds, or frequencies : are your ears broadcasting ?

Can others hear the broadcasts ?

Do you have multiple earrings on each ear, to turn them into broadcasting antennas ?

If the music, or comedy is good enough : perhaps a few subscribers could bring-in some cash ?

originally posted by: Nothin
a reply to: ChesterJohn

What kinds of sounds, or frequencies : are your ears broadcasting ?

Can others hear the broadcasts ?

Do you have multiple earrings on each ear, to turn them into broadcasting antennas ?

If the music, or comedy is good enough : perhaps a few subscribers could bring-in some cash ?

You can hear it only with a special Mic. They are higher frequency. No earnings at all ever. Believe me none of you want this condition. I was told by a specialist that there is no known cure for "Broadcasting Ears". I can say this the left ear broadcasts differently than the right.