Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Protocolo do Silêncio’s tinnitus assessment
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
A free Portuguese-language interactive questionnaire asks about tinnitus sounds, location, duration, and impact while promising to identify the exact frequency and quiet the brain’s alarm signal.
- For
- Portuguese-speaking people experiencing tinnitus
- Worth noticing
- The page cites Harvard, USP, and a 68-year-old piano tuner, but the supplied page evidence includes no links or supporting study details.
Field notes
The questionnaire uses sound descriptions ranging from a high continuous tone to electrical static and metallic scraping, then asks about side, duration, and daily impact. Its copy attributes the method to acoustic habituation and names several medical institutions, while also saying the material is educational and not a substitute for medical care. No citations or links are visible in the supplied page evidence.
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