Recent content by ThomasC

It depends on your tinnitus loudness, pitch, and your resilience. I've had moderate tinnitus for years and it never bothered me to the point I was 99 % unaware of it.

Honestly your email sounds rude. I don't think he is going to reply. You're basically telling him that his research is a waste of time because other drugs are at a more advanced stage.

20 years of selling a scam.

Doesn't look very convincing. Anyone know the educational background of these guys?

It seems she is a member of Hough Ear Institute's staff. I've just checked on Google.

Unfortunately, this device may not work for those who have moderate or worse hearing loss at the tinnitus frequency, and for those who won't be able to find their frequency, especially if you have several tones, or hissing sounds.

It's just a theory. Cochear implants can improve tinnitus just because they restore the missing signals from the ear.

As long as they don't change the formula, it doesn't sound too bad.

The mechanism of this drug is confusing. It is supposed to prevent noise-induced hearing loss, but it can also reverse cochlear nerve damages and tinnitus.

Sounds great. Do you still use Lenire?

Any news from Dr. Jacquemin?

I'm pretty sure curing hearing loss will help tinnitus just like when we play our tinnitus frequency on our laptop, we get some very short relief because the missing signal has been restored during a small amount of time. It is just Ridder's own theory, it doesn't mean it is shared by every...

Interesting, but I don't think I have understood everything. Does it reduce distress, loudness or both?

From now, it's going to take 5 to 10 years as long as everything works.

I think you will have to use the device over and over to get permanents results. Lenire gives permanent results for those it works. However, I agree it's not a cure. Unless your tinnitus is mild, it won't disappear with this treatment but its severity may reduce. It also only works for...