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How about getting some dried cilantro/coriander? I'm sure supplement is just dried herb in powder form with some premium charge.

Apparently coffee enema allows your liver to produce glutathione up to 6 to 7 times more.

Only took it for about a couple of weeks and didn't see any benefits.

According to Wiki: The root contains many isoquinoline alkaloids: tetrandrine (0.6-0.9%), fangchinoline (0.5%), cyclanoline (0.1%) and dimethyltetrandrine iodide (muscle relaxant). The root also contains flavanoids. The main active alkaloids are: tetrandrine (12 to 23 grams/kg) and...

You can buy Stephania tetrandra (fang ji) online: https://www.activeherb.com/extract/fangji.shtml

The point of taking MCT oil is to get into ketosis. There are some anecdotes of people finding relief through ketogenic diet/carnivore diet/fasting.

That's a lot of cilantro. I'm struggling to include even 20g of cilantro into my meals everyday... 1/20 of what he is having!

https://jpet.aspetjournals.org/content/early/2019/11/22/jpet.119.263350 "Here, we report that BHB (ketone body) directly activates KCNQ2/3 channels"

Hi, just wondering if anyone with their noise induced tinnitus or acoustic trauma experience louder tinnitus when they tense up the muscles in front of the neck or inside the mouth (hard to explain). I find this weird as my tinnitus was definitely caused by an acoustic trauma...

Just like any other treatment that people have benefited from (supplements, sound files etc), the success rate tends to be very low. There's a chance of improving, there's a chance of spiking, but most of the time they don't do anything. But worth a try considering there's no real cure. That's...

What Paul Stamets is proposing is microdosing psilocybin mushrooms along with Lion's Mane and Niacin, not a heroic dosage that leads to a full blown psychedelic trip (although there are some anecdotes of people silencing their tinnitus through doing that, but it can go either way depending on...

It was about two meters away from me, and it was VERY loud (I felt something in my ears). Funny how it was on my righthand side, but I have tinnitus in both my ears.

I usually wear earplugs when I go to gigs, but I never saw this coming. I guess you never know when the accident is gonna happen. Just unfortunate...

The microphone was set up by another guy. Although it wasn't his intention to give me T, I find it hard to forgive him... After all, what's done is done. I need to find a way to live from now onwards.

Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't really have hearing loss (perhaps micro hearing loss that I cannot sense).