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She is the ex-wife of Google founder Sergey Brin and recently ran for Vice President alongside Bobby Kennedy on a platform focused on solving chronic disease. She is very passionate about this topic and is well-connected with individuals in the health, tech, and alternative health sectors. I...

@Hazel, you might consider reaching out to Nicole Shanahan. According to Dr. Kruse’s podcast, she recently invested a significant amount of money into research for a computer that doesn’t emit blue light. She is interested in funding early-stage projects related to health and well-being that...

Chantix (varenicline) is widely available as a smoking cessation drug by prescription. Anyone want to try it and report back?

You might be interested to look into a person by the name of John Miller who really pushed Dream Body Clinic. This clinic was his top recommendation in a list of international clinics. If you google him, he’s also written some books on stem cell treatments. He was also treated at this clinic two...

Have you considered trying Carbamazepine (indicated for typewriter tinnitus but anecdotally has worked on other types of tinnitus as well), or Sumatriptan? Both have been discussed on this forum with mostly either reports of good result or no result and the side effects seem minimal. If you...

I wanted to get you this file that I received from Robert Potts (super knowledgeable guy who himself received stem cell therapy for epilepsy) at Celltex from a while back. This was taken from their database a few years back of everyone who had the symptom 'tinnitus' who received stem cell...

Hi Vincent, yes that is what I'm saying. The cells offered at US clinics for treatment of non-cancerous diseases are either autologous, for instance spun down from the patient's own fat or bone marrow and administered same day, or they are a frozen prepared product made from a third party lab...

I agree StemCells21 seems the most legit and most experienced by a lot. When I have time this weekend I will upload some data that Robert Potts from Celltex sent me regarding their experience with treating tinnitus. Btw apparently StemCells21 is going to expand to open a second location in Ho...

Just want to say yup that’s correct, the US stem cell clinics can only offer frozen dead non-expanded cell products, or cells extracted from your own body and spun down and administered same day (neither of which are that potent), or exosomes which is a bit of a crapshoot - the FDA does not...

Hi @JPGL, I’ve taken a photo of all the supplements I use (I find it’s most effective to alternate them). They are all available on US Amazon. Let me know if you try any how it works for you! I have no doubt it would help your insomnia btw because I’ve gone through a lot of trial and error to...

Hi, I wanted to add my 2 cents. I’ve been taking the Wulinshen from Amazon for almost 3 weeks now and I can say I really like it, just bought my second bottle. It’s hard to say how much it has helped my tinnitus objectively, but I would say it’s not zero percent. There were a few days I woke up...

Hi, sorry for the delay. Her tinnitus was from acoustic trauma and she had good results with Botox and magnesium supplements as well initially but the effects wore off. The combination of cranial occipital therapy, Carbamazepine and supplements including Kava were what she told me gave her silence.

You’re welcome! Do you live outside of the US? Is that why the Amazon links don’t work for you? The AdrenaCalm works through a blend of vitamins and phospholipids. When I first started using it I was using the SE type (one without any essential oils) and it worked just as well. Like I said I...

:) o_O Natural stuff I use that works (and I’ve tried TONS of stuff but this is the best): Gaia Sleep & Relax tea Premier-ND Liquid Melatonin (if your issue isn’t falling asleep but staying asleep, then use the sustained release Melatonin - this is the best brand for that: Pure Encapsulations...

Just FYI, cold showers are known to help with tinnitus as they supposedly help calm the nervous system. So it might be unrelated to the medication change. You might test this theory by taking a cold shower while on Flexeril.