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Time to time, my church will ask questions about hearing issues. I always frame things around I’m not a doctor... The band is too loud, but they say that it is within safety parameters < 85 dB, etc... If anyone can speak with authority on this topic, what are some things my church (or other...

Would be curious to know how much grant money was used. I don’t think any personal funds are at risk.

Once Dr. Shore releases the device, it will be copied quite readily from China. My guess is Auricle will sell it for $4,000 to $6,000, some dude in China will buy one, and then mass produces it. All I am saying is there is no need to restrict the finding of the research.

So... I have been waking up for the past 15 years with neck pain, and I have a low amount of TMJ (popping of the jaw). I have been on BPC-157/TB-500 for a while, mainly for joints. My neck pain is usually due to strain, and it's always on the left side (where my tinnitus is greatest). I...

Based on the research I read, it boils down to cells that fire together, wire together. Cells that fire apart, wire apart. I think that by firing a shock before the tone in damaged auditory systems, it is supposed to suppress. I know with my stuff, I am able to achieve some measure of...

@lolkas, there was a presentation recorded a while ago, and since it's forever on YouTube, I don't think they want to have a repeat. Search The Neural Bases and Neuroengineering of Tinnitus on YouTube. If Prof Shore is saying no new news, just presenting what is currently available in research...

If a guy can cobble together a PCB and lessen his tinnitus through science and research, a cure/effective treatment is literally right around the corner. It's closer than you think.

Bimodal stimulation does work. I think the problem is that as bimodal stimulation is making changes in the brain, the brain is also undergoing changes. The research seems to indicate that two identical sequences can have two different outcomes on two different people. Sequence one: 0 ms...

Posted under the DIY thread. DIY Bimodal Stimulation Device

Also something for consideration in light of Prof. Shore's phenomenal work. Patent protection typically goes into effect when the patent is applied for, but takes many years to go permanent in many countries. The device is designed to be used each day, which means users need to take it home...

I do. On principle. I don’t think anyone in the medical field should profit off of discovery. That is my personal opinion. So since I have a device which functions similarly, I should patent and then sell each one for thousands of dollars. My feeling is that UoM has the rough equivalent of...

Each country has different patent laws. I just wonder if the concern is helping people get better, or make a profit.

I have used Bose Hearphones daily for the past 3 years... while wearing they restore enough of my hearing to reduce and eliminate tinnitus -- while wearing. They mask tinnitus by boosting ambient noise and increasing the high end of the spectrum. They also allow me to silence the world when a...

Bose Hearphones might work.

Was referred here from Reddit. I've had tinnitus since 18, got worse throughout the Navy, but I never was really aware of it because it was always masked by shipboard noise. After I retired, I ended up in a big office in Japan that had no noise, and the ringing got my attention more often. I...