Recent content by Kane Moffat

It could be to do with heart rate increasing blooflow and then making it more sensitive as it id a nerve after all.

I think you're right @wags . this could just be exactly the same kind of treatment we are expecting to get in the west in 10 years but it's just not regulated and probably less refined. Still though i think the treatment could be legitimate.

@gotyoubynuts , TT or yourself could hire a translater from Upwork they would be pretty cheap and could translate what was needed.

@bill 112 sounds tough right now mate. Bad H is absolutely devastating I feel for you man. Any thoughts on stem cell therapy?

@Cityjohn so any attempt at recconecting and regrowing cells no matter how effective will onLt result in a functionality of 0.5%? Is this all not pretty pointless then?

Brain fog, memory loss and hearing problems... T is great fun.

Go to university, try to make freinds by clubbing and partying. Develop a sleep disorder, start failing in class, take a drug to help you stay awake, have an adverse reaction. Get T. Become suicidal and depressed. Try and get your life back. Slowly get your life back, T gets worse. Get stem...

That's dissapointing. How did this study differ from the quiet-1 study? Was it the same compound used?

I think stem cells have the potential to help heal nerves. So I think at least it could help your ears become less vulnerable to damage for sure. I know how you feel, Tinnitus is in complete conflict with my lifestyle it's frustrating.

I think he will want to finish the treatment and then wait for the results to occur. I'm keen to know what has happened to him as well but hopefully he will give us an update in the coming months.

Yeah Oto-4xx is for hidden hearing loss. But do we have any idea if that's in the pipeline? When will it go through trials?

I have experienced Tinnitus first andafter developing hyperacusis my hearing in noise abilities worsened significantly.

Had an MRI today, omg my T is screaming...

Love hormone could help relieve tinnitus. http://www.empr.com/news/study-evaluates-oxytocin-as-potential-therapy-for-tinnitus/article/524727/