Ever since I got tinnitus about 4 years ago, I have personally met 4
persons whose T has been completely cured!  All of these, however,
have one thing in common: they attended to their T while it was
new(within 2 weeks).  As a matter of fact, from all those experts I
visited in this part of the globe, the shared experience is that once
the T becomes old, it becomes difficult to treat.  Thus if you
subscribe to this theory, you should have your tinnitus attended while
it is new.  You can, however, 'habituate' at the same time.  Nothing
prevents you from doing that.   But the idea of allowing your T to be
unattended while focusing on 'habituation' is silly.  Your T is an
illness which, like many other illnesses humans are suffering, needs
medical attention---some patients can recover on their own, of
course.  That the medical experts in a certain region of the world are
not doing a good job does not mean the experts in the other parts of
the world are equally screwed up.

one feature common amongst their practices; it is blood vessel
dilation or the improvement of blood circulaton system.  The theory
behind is an improved blood circulation system enables whatever part
or parts somewhere in our body, undetectable to a "thorough"
examination, to heal itself , at least partly.

Along the line of blood vessel dilation, there is a whole variety of
options, ranging all the way from synthetic to herbs.  If herbs are
too 'ethnic' to the simple folks, then try the synthetic ones.  Every
road leads to Rome!  And feel free to habituate on the road to Rome.

FP