Recent content by Simon Czt

No :(

Done!

I'm on their waiting list too!! I'm so happy :)

This is a disqualification criteria, but I sincerely believe that if the cause of somatosensory pulsatile tinnitus is somewhat resolved, the device could help! As I think Lenire has the potential to help with stress-induced pulsatile tinnitus.

"To their own tinnitus symptoms", does this mean that the machine must be adjusted according to the frequency of our tinnitus at each session?

Good morning, everyone! I have a question. When we have a TTTS (tonic tensor tympani syndrome), does the muscle still play a protective role when we are exposed to sudden loud sounds and/or exposed to loud sounds for several minutes/hours? (I no longer expose myself to loud noises on purpose...

Thanks for the explanation of how to get the mixture, I think I'll try by next week ! :)

You didn’t upset me don’t worry! I wanted to send you a private message apologizing for being cold, it’s just that it’s a topic I don’t like to talk about, and seeing it on the tinnitus forum made me pretty anxious. Sorry! :) If you really want my opinion on the subject, I think that...

Look, I really don’t want to start a debate on this. I have my opinion, you have yours, too bad. I just don’t think it exists. No need to try to convince me. I personally think it’s the nocebo effect that causes this, hence the link you posted. Have a good day. Thank you for stopping...

Can I get the source of what you said? Of the articles I read, it didn't go higher than 30 ghz.

I clearly don't want to start a debate on this, but electrosensitivity has never been proven. On the contrary, studies have shown that it is the reaction of people to electromagnetic waves that causes the symptoms and not the electromagnetic waves themselves. Many studies have shown that...

@JohnAdams I misspoke, indeed. I meant by that that since you don't see or feel the waves, it can give way to many assumptions. Have you ever heard of the nocebo effect? I think that's more what these people are suffering from. We have been studying the dangers of the electromagnetic waves for...

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tomsguide.com/amp/special-report/5g-health-risks https://www.google.com/amp/s/theconversation.com/amp/theres-no-evidence-5g-is-going-to-harm-our-health-so-lets-stop-worrying-about-it-120501...

Don't you think if we regenerate the hearing, it's going to be 50/50 on tinnitus? In the sense that when someone uses hearing aids, sometimes it makes the tinnitus disappear, reduces it, or does nothing at all. Don't you think that on hearing regeneration it will be a bit the same type of lottery?

@Halsy Do you think that pulsating tinnitus that have a somatic base can also be regulated by bimodulation? I wonder a lot about that.