Tinnitus & Ohrendruck: Die wahre Ursache im Mittelohr

00:00 - Introduction: Ventilation Disorder in the Middle Ear 01:45 - Anatomy: Understanding the Middle Ear 02:47 - The Eustachian Tube 03:52 - How the Tube Opens 04:37 - Why the Mechanism Fails 05:00 - Diagnosis: Correct vs. Compensatory Swallowing 06:13 - The Consequences 07:50 - Symptoms: Pressure, Dizziness, and Inflammation 09:28 - The Solution: What Can You Do About It? 10:06 - FaceFormer Training Instead of Symptom Treatment 10:24 - Practical Application: Exercise Procedure and Tongue Position 12:09 - Special Exercise: The "Air Flip Drill" for Ear Pressure 13:29 - Case Study: 6 Surgeries and the Path to Recovery 17:23 - Timeline 18:11 - Summary: Lasting Function Through Training 🔗 More about FaceFormer Therapy: https://faceformer.de/ 📱 Our App with Exercise Instructions: https://faceformer.de/faceformer-app/ Do you constantly experience pressure in your ears, hear ringing or buzzing (tinnitus), or suffer from dizziness? Or does your child have recurring middle ear infections and perhaps even need ear tubes? Often, these problems are only treated symptomatically: with nasal sprays, antibiotics, or surgery. But the symptoms return. In this video, we explain why the problem often isn't directly in the ear, but rather in impaired ventilation. Imagine never airing out your bedroom – mold would grow. This is exactly what happens in the middle ear when the Eustachian tube (the connection between the throat and the ear) doesn't function properly. Bacteria accumulate, inflammation develops, and pressure equalization is disrupted. We'll show you anatomically how this ventilation mechanism works: The tube normally opens with every swallow – about 2,000 times a day. But this only works if you swallow correctly. Many people unconsciously suffer from a "compensatory swallowing pattern." In this case, tongue strength is too weak, the soft palate mechanism fails, and the tube remains closed (pressure, inflammation) or permanently open (patulous Eustachian tube – you can hear your own breathing). The highlight of this video is the story of our patient, Mr. Leonada. He's been through a real ordeal: six ear surgeries, prosthetic ear implants, panic attacks, and stomach aches from despair. Nothing provided lasting relief. Doctors told him he was imagining the problems. Only through FaceFormer therapy did he realize that his Eustachian tube simply wasn't working properly. After just a few months of training, he was symptom-free – without a seventh surgery. We'll introduce you to the solution that addresses the root cause: FaceFormer therapy corrects swallowing patterns, head posture, and nasal breathing (the triadic system). We'll also show you the "AirFlipDrill" – an evolution of the Valsalva maneuver, which allows you to actively train your middle ear ventilation. Topics in the video: Why antibiotics and nasal sprays are often insufficient; Anatomy: How the Eustachian tube works; Self-test: Are you swallowing incorrectly? Tinnitus, dizziness, and a patulous Eustachian tube: Mr. Leonada's ordeal (6 surgeries). The solution: FaceFormer training & AirFlipDrill. Why middle ear infections in children are often self-inflicted. Understand your body and stop treating the symptoms. If you know someone suffering from ear problems, please share this video. Health requires understanding.