Widex SoundRelax

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USING SOUND IN TINNITUS MANAGEMENT

Sounds used in tinnitus management can be amplified sound from hearing aids, environmental sounds, music, or noise from noise generators. Using sound in this way can help minimize the contrast between the tinnitus and the surrounding sound environment to provide relief from the annoying sound. Sound ‘therapy’ also aids in relaxation. As stress is one of the highest exacerbating factors involved with tinnitus, stress reduction is a vital element in effective tinnitus management.

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Widex SoundRelax™ fractal tones expand on the available sound repertoire first introduced with the Zen tones. SoundRelax tones are inspired by nature sounds, differing from the Zen tones, which are based on certain times of music. The SoundRelax tones are based on fractal technology and play random, chime-like tones that can be used for relaxation and for making tinnitus less noticeable.

What is fractal technology?

Fractal technology is based on a mathematical algorithm and ensures that there are no sudden changes in tonality or tempo. The tones repeat enough to sound familiar and follow appropriate rules but vary enough to not be predictable. This means that they are not associated with music, which you might memorize and therefore become “immune” to its relaxation and tinnitus masking effects.

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Sit back, relax, and enjoy SoundRelax tones:

Autumn

SoundRelax fractal tone with medium pitch, restricted dynamic range, medium tempo, and an organic timbre.

Blossom

SoundRelax fractal tone with medium pitch, broad dynamic range, medium tempo, and a timbre of flutes.

Breeze

A SoundRelax fractal tone with low pitch, restricted dynamic range, slow tempo, and a soft, pure timbre.

Seaside

A SoundRelax option that is made up of broadband noise stimuli.

Spring

SoundRelax fractal tone with high pitch, restricted dynamic range, medium tempo, and a soft, pure timbre. used to estimate a patient’s aided sensation level.

Summer

SoundRelax fractal tone with low pitch, restricted dynamic range, medium tempo, and an organic timbre.

Swells

A SoundRelax option that is made up of broadband noise stimuli.

Winter

SoundRelax fractal tone with medium pitch, broad dynamic range, medium tempo, and a clear timbre.

AVAILABLE IN WIDEX HEARING AIDS

Widex SoundRelax™ is available in Widex hearing aids.

Your hearing care professional can adjust each Zen tone according to your preferences in terms of pitch, tempo (speed), and volume – truly individualized for you!

The revolutionary Widex Moment™ has changed the game to deliver a more pure and natural sound, so you can hear every moment like you used to.

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We believe that it’s possible to give you a sound so natural that you will be simply amazed from the very first moment.

Widex SoundRelax is a feature in Widex hearing aids that helps reduce the stress and perception of tinnitus, using soothing nature-inspired fractal tones. SoundRelax can also be used for general relaxation, concentration, and well-being.

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Widex SoundRelax can help with tinnitus by providing a soothing background sound that can help mask the ringing or buzzing in the ears. This can help reduce the perception of tinnitus and make it less bothersome.

Tinnitus sound therapy is a treatment approach that uses sound to help manage the symptoms of tinnitus. It can involve using white noise, music, or other sounds to help mask the ringing or buzzing in the ears.

Yes, Widex SoundRelax can be used in conjunction with other tinnitus treatments, such as cognitive behavioral therapy. It may be particularly helpful for people who find that other treatments are not effective on their own.

There is no universal cure for tinnitus. However, there are ways to manage and reduce its effects, which can help improve your quality of life.

Are you struggling with tinnitus and looking for relief? Here are seven at-home remedies that may help your tinnitus symptoms.

USING SOUND IN TINNITUS MANAGEMENT