Tinnitus is an ear disorder that produces the sensation of a constant ringing that is unknown where it comes from, similar to that of an old-fashioned television turned on or a very high vibration. In fact, we have all experienced a form of tinnitus when we have been exposed to very loud noise, for example after a detonation or an AC / DC concert. But what for most people lasts a few hours at most, for those who suffer from tinnitus the ringing remains constant for long periods, even in not a few cases throughout life. Similarly, many people have experienced episodes of transient tinnitus without the need for loud noises, but after a while, or simply by taking your mind off it, it goes away. This multiplicity of assumptions already gives us an idea of the complexity of the causes of this disorder, which, as Alejandro points out, is more widespread than we think. The American Tinnitus Association estimates that 45 million Americans suffer from it to a greater or lesser extent, not always permanent. Synapse xt supplement review

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