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The science behind tinnitus management with Frequency.

Peer-reviewed research behind threshold sound conditioning, harmonic stimulation, and tinnitus identification, the mechanisms that our tinnitus care platform are built on.

The Studies
5 studies
Peer-Reviewed Randomized Controlled Trial

Threshold Sound Conditioning in the Treatment of Sensorineural Hearing Loss

A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled trial conducted through Stanford University, showing that threshold sound conditioning significantly improved hearing thresholds in participants with sensorineural hearing loss.

  • DesignDouble-blind, placebo-controlled
  • SiteStanford University
  • StatusPublished, PMC
Preprint Mobile Delivery Study

Stochastic Modeling of Tinnitus Loudness

A preprint exploring whether threshold sound conditioning holds up when delivered through a smartphone application rather than clinic hardware, extending access beyond clinical settings. Not yet peer reviewed.

  • DesignMobile app delivery
  • VenuebioRxiv
  • StatusPreprint, awaiting review
Case Study Clinical Case Series

South Korea Case Study on Tinnitus Relief via Precision Sound Therapy

Case findings from South Korea examining precision sound therapy for measurable tinnitus relief. Case series describe individual outcomes and do not carry the weight of a controlled trial; they are included for completeness.

  • DesignCase series
  • RegionSouth Korea
  • FormatPDF
Textbook Academic Reference

Textbook Excerpt on Frequency Modulation for Tinnitus

An academic textbook excerpt covering the principles of frequency modulation and its application in tinnitus therapy, providing the foundational context behind threshold sound conditioning.

  • TypeTextbook excerpt
  • TopicFrequency modulation
  • FormatPDF
Where This Leads

The science, applied.

The studies above are the foundation. Tinnitogram measures at the resolution the mechanism calls for, and REVE134 turns that measurement into a calibrated therapy signal. See how the pieces fit together.