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For the Dr. Lim interview you shared, I set YouTube not to recommend videos from that channel (Dr. Cliff) some time ago. It’s a sales channel with zero useful information. Dr. Lim joined Neuromod only after Lenire device was finished. I’m not sure what his further contribution was. Marketing...

You got me a bit confused here. Do we still believe that Susan Shore's research and device are legit?

I must say that even though I'm a male, I feel the same. Well, if @Markku said that after the call with Auricle's CEO, then it looks like Auricle is doing something, and @Markku and @Hazel are OK with the progress but can't tell us more. I can not imagine why they would lie to us. They would...

Lenire is not a scam. It just doesn’t work for anyone. :troll:

Do you mean this?

It's stated in many articles over the internet, including the video I shared in one of my previous posts.

The University of Michigan invested $14M+ into the research and gave all the findings to Auricle? Auricle is looking for investors. What will the university gain? Whose money was behind the clinical trials? I don't understand how this works. If they don't want to talk about FDA approval, OK...

Jon Pearson started Auricle Inc. almost five years ago. There is no official website for Auricle, and the only thing I could trace about Auricle is a three-year-old video on YouTube. In the video, he brags about people investing in the company. I wonder how much he raised if they could only...

June 2024 - unbelievable.

You need to add your Java bin folder on the PATH so it is visible by the command line. If you didn't change anything during installation, then the bin folder is in "C:\Program Files\Java\jre-1.8\bin\". Eventually, you can just call: D:\>"C:\Program Files\Java\jre-1.8\bin\java" -jar silencio.jar

I've created a small audio application that produces sound and somatosensory stimulation when used in conjunction with haptic headphones. I use the Genius GX Gaming HS-G600V, which I place on my neck, chest, or head, wherever I can hear the sound and feel the tapping. I've been testing this...

It's anything but easy to find and finance a new project. Perhaps exactly where we are.

I hate to be pessimistic, but besides people having theories, is there any real evidence from any source that XEN1101 helps with tinnitus?

We can say that Prof. Tzounopoulos and Dr. Shore are high-performing scientists. Now that XEN1101 is most likely out of the tinnitus game, is there anything else left? :dunno: