You've been told that hearing loss is permanent.
That once the inner-ear cells are damaged, there is nothing left to do except amplify the sound.
But emerging research and clinical experience are challenging how we think about the inner ear.
Download this free report to learn what may be happening inside your ear, why tinnitus can persist, and what SunaVae is designed to address.

Hearing loss is often described as permanent. A hearing aid can amplify the sound around you, but it does not directly address the tissue of the inner ear. The question is whether there is anything else worth investigating.
The sensory cells involved in translating sound can become damaged or impaired.
The cochlea depends on mitochondrial energy to support its function.
The cochlea has no direct blood supply. Oxygen reaches sensory cells through surrounding fluid.
Instead of asking only how to make sound louder, the SunaVae approach looks at the biological environment of the inner ear.
Learn why the inner ear has its own “battery”
Understand the role of cellular energy and mitochondria
Learn why circulation matters to the cochlea
Understand how tinnitus can involve the brain and the ear
Explore the SunaVae inner-ear laser and regenerative approach


Prostate disease is a common condition in men, and it can range from mild to severe. The two most common types of prostate disease are benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostate cancer.
BPH is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland. It can cause symptoms such as urinary frequency, urgency, and difficulty urinating. RLT has been shown to be effective in reducing the size of the prostate in men with BPH.
Prostate cancer is a more serious condition, but it is often treatable. The standard treatment for prostate cancer is surgery, radiation therapy, or hormone therapy. However, these treatments can have side effects, and they may not be effective for all patients.
MB and RLT therapy may be a potential alternative treatment for prostate cancer. In animal studies, MB and RLT therapy have been shown to shrink tumors and kill cancer cells. More research is needed to determine whether MB and RLT therapy is safe and effective in humans with prostate cancer.
Using MB in a suppository for this indication makes good sense to get the medicine to concentrate where it is needed most. Getting red light to the prostate is possible using the MitoWand light made by MitoZen.Club. They also make a 60mg methylene blue suppository called Lumetol Blue.
Prosta BlueZone is a revolutionary treatment protocol utilizing all of these modalities. We combine various anti-microbial agents such as methylene blue with light therapy, and targeted antibiotics along with ozone injections, all of which is done in the clinic under ultrasound guidance. On occasion, we also will use shock wave therapy when necessary and an optional ED "P Shot". The treatment is targeted based on the results of semen testing performed before treatment. This is done over 3 outpatient visits in our Sarasota clinic. After the treatment, a follow-up semen test is performed to determine if the infection has been cleared.