@Christiane Marie most welcome ! My pleasure

@Kelly Wilson Cheers !!!

@Elaine Haka The US-2000 Pro by this coming summer will be able to do that, alongside 40hz, and a few others (10hz is planned as well.) I think this is why it's so important to get that work out there ASAP, my team are pulling 10 hour lab days every week to make it happen, we already have working Ultrasound units that output frequencies we selected. Very exciting !!!

@Kevin Bannister Could be helpful ! I'm curious to hear how it plays out !

More info: Stimulating the Vagus Nerve increases neuroplasticity in the brain and body, especially in your hearing centers. There's a method of doing VNS while listening to specific "sine wave" noises that match the "ringing" sounds you hear in your own ears. Try this the next time you are doing VNS - any method will work, so Ultrasound or otherwise - You will open up this webpage - https://www.szynalski.com/tone-generator/ This is a "Tone Generator" you want to play a tone at a comfortable volume, on low of course, no need to "blast" the sounds or anything. And you want to match the tone generator to the frequency of ringing you hear in your head from tinnitus, then you want to slowly increase the frequency by about 200hz - so let's say you hear a frequency tone already that's about 7,657 Hz - you want to play that for 30 seconds, to "match" the frequency you already hear. Then you want to slowly increase the pitch on the website - using the little arrows, and click it a bunch of times till you can hear the frequency noticeably pitching up. Then you listen to that for about a minute, and start pitching down, to 200hz LOWER than where you normally hear the ringing. Then listen to that for about a minute. Then you're done ! Now, it might not work the first time, but the principle at work here, is that you are re-bridging connections between the tinnitus frequency, and the neurons above and below. This will essentially force the neurons to reconnect "through" the damaged region (that's where the tinnitus is coming from, a bit like "phantom limb syndrome". I would do this for 3 days in a row, takes less than 5 ish minutes to perform, and do the Ultrasound on the Left Vagus Nerve while doing it. I learned this from reverse engineering a much more expensive treatment I read about, all the way back in 2019. It can work, the point is to make your brain just a bit less certain about where the ringing is actually coming from, thus it can dampen the ringing initially, and "spread" or "smear" the source of the ringing over a larger distance, which should in theory reduce the overall noise coming from that portion of your hearing.

@Levi Rosson Excellent ! Remember, you really just need to place on the Vagus Nerve - and there are - from what I know - two types of the ringing - this isn't like my "whole career" in terms of Tinnitus - but I've seen so many people report a reduction, I think it's worth trying Give it a go !