Tinnitus is no fate

Tinnitus Is Not Fate – New Paths Against an Old Affliction

A comprehensive guide for those affected – and those who want to help.

Tinnitus is one of the most common complaints worldwide that drives people to seek medical care.

Yet countless patients feel helpless, misunderstood, or inadequately treated.

This book takes readers on a clear and compassionate journey through the causes, diagnostics, and modern treatment options for tinnitus.

It exposes widespread misconceptions and misdiagnoses, explains the role of vascular–nerve conflicts, hormonal influences, medications, and psychological factors, and shows why tinnitus should never be accepted as an unavoidable condition.

From understanding to healing

Special emphasis is placed on practical, real-world solutions – from naturopathic and micronutrient-based approaches to manual therapies, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and conventional medical interventions.

The authors present a structured, step-by-step treatment concept designed to guide both patients and practitioners.

Rich with real-life case studies, practical tips, and clear instructions, the book empowers readers to take charge of their health and to rediscover hope.

The message is clear:

Tinnitus is not fate.

By identifying and addressing the underlying causes, tinnitus can often be alleviated or even resolved – allowing those affected to reclaim control and restore their quality of life.

About the Authors

Dr. Bodo Schiffmann

is a German ENT specialist with decades of experience in diagnosing and treating dizziness and hearing disorders.

As the founder and longtime director of the Dizziness Clinic in Sinsheim, he has treated more than 80,000 patients.

Renowned for his holistic perspective and ability to communicate complex topics in an accessible way, he is considered one of the leading tinnitus and vertigo experts in the German-speaking world.

Mechthild Schiffmann

is a board-certified ENT specialist and trained EMDR trauma therapist (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).

Her integrative work bridges the physical and psychological dimensions of illness, guiding patients toward holistic healing on both levels.

Together, the authors advocate for a patient-centered medicine that unites modern diagnostics, naturopathic wisdom, and integrative therapy concepts.

Their decades of combined experience make this book both a scientifically grounded reference and a companion full of hope for everyone affected by tinnitus.