Recent content by Bhaveen

I couldn’t catch it, but I will listen in due course. I would be very surprised if Dr. Langguth has inside information on Auricle, given their lack of communication. I recall Dr. Shore mentioning after the second trial that the focus would shift to commercialization and that the next studies...

I know I'm stating the obvious, but Chris Martin from Coldplay has been open about his tinnitus, and he seems like a compassionate individual.

No, I’m not suggesting creating a copycat device. I’m saying take her device and explore opportunities that may not be on their current roadmap—work with them. It may not help everyone, but if I had the funds, I’d invest in something that’s already proven to work for some people rather than...

All this talk about money and what’s needed got me thinking—and maybe it’s a silly idea, but hear me out. Does Susan Shore have a global patent for her device? I tried to Google it but couldn’t find any clear information. Even if she does, why couldn’t Tinnitus Quest offer her a lot of money...

Oh man, I also got this email. I was going to buy it, but I am taking a host of other things at the moment so I don’t want to mix anything up. I am kind of thinking there’s only one way to find out...

Thanks for sharing your experience and warning others. I’m sorry to hear about your situation, but 57.7 percent? That’s unbelievable! Their materials mention success rates in the high 80s! I’ve seen other posts where people have been encouraged to report adverse events to the FDA. I know it’s a...

Hi @Hazel, I received an email yesterday from Tinnitus Quest, which mentioned that a German entrepreneur was a driving force behind its establishment. That’s great! I was wondering if there are plans to bring more high-net-worth individuals on board, and possibly even some celebrities who...

Sorry, guys, my bad.

Those who seek out their own path are the real heroes—not Pearson. How did he even get the job? He has no prior experience in launching any health-related global medical devices and clearly lacks an understanding of the consumer. Yet, he has been handed this multimillion-dollar opportunity. I...

Hey Nick, The rTMS Centre The London Psychiatry Centre The first one conducts a QEEG before treatment, which makes it feel like they take a more targeted approach. I was only hesitant because of the story I found here about @JoeBattams, but I understand that his case was more related to noise...

Are they telling you where to place the electrodes? There are a couple of places in the UK that offer this treatment specifically for tinnitus. I’ve never looked into them, but my understanding is that the placement of the electrodes varies depending on the condition being treated. I also want...

If only. I think we have to wait till Pearson puts his big-boy pants on.

Medication worried me as well. Anecdotally, I've seen that Nortriptyline has either helped or made the condition worse for others. I believe Dr. Djalilian is currently running a trial on these medications, so it might be best to wait and see what the outcome is.

I believe the "Flow Neuroscience" device, a new take-home treatment for depression recently launched in the UK, works in a similar way. I've read reviews where people have experienced significant improvements in their depression and seen their lives change for the better. However, I've also come...

This was really detailed—thank you! I'm sorry to hear that Nortriptyline didn’t help. The fear of making it worse is what's stopping me from trying it. Regarding Magnesium, have you tried a different form that might be easier on your stomach? I also had issues with Magnesium, but then I tried...