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Not yet; I'm figuring out options to discuss at the moment. I have Memantine, Piracetam, Nimodipine, Glycine, and Taurine. For now, I'm only on Taurine, but I will talk to my doctor in time. If not, I'll just let myself be the guinea pig. As a pharmacist, I can access that stuff. Very...

I'm a pharmacist and I find Nimodipine very interesting. I might discuss it with a few doctors.

Yea, Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz) and Bluetooth devices can interfere. I had the problem with Wi-Fi and my phone.

After camping at the Fusion Festival infront of the main stage, 5 days of music nonstop (!) so loud you have to scream my tinnitus very calm

I mean isn't the only real fix to fix your teeth? The root problem of TMJD is almost always a malocclusion. But fixing that is not so easy and can cost up to 20,000 EUR.

Does your tinnitus increase / change when you push your lower jaw forward? That's my type of tinnitus.

OK, my Lenire is now on the way to Dublin. I somehow feel hopeful but naked without my Lenire. I got so used to doing the treatment in the past 3 years. @AfroSnowman, do you have a source for the TENT-A3 study and regarding PS6?

So you have not changed to PS4 yet? I'm in Germany so it's easy for me, they will pick it up by UPS. In case they deny you, I could offer to play the middleman. By the way, they told me that it's now possible to put in two programs and to change it with some kind of key combination. They will...

I've had the appointment and it will be changed to PS6. It's supposed to be without white noise, just tones. We'll see. At least this will keep my hope running until Dr. Shore's device.

Yes, that's what I think, too. My appointment is on Monday. They have not confirmed yet that it's possible to change to PS6. All in all, it makes my tinnitus lighter. But there are ups and downs, some sessions might even spike it. It's enough to get a taste of what bimodal stimulation could...

The appointment will be remote but I will need to send them my device to change the program. All in all this will be 100€ for the appointment and the courier picking up my device.

I'm so desperate that I'm about to book a remote appointment to get my settings changed to maybe PS6. I was on PS4 for over 2 years. Has anyone tried PS6?

Actually this thing it what keeps me going at the moment. I'm totally sleep deprived and all I can think is "make it one more year until the Shore device comes out!".

I think the main differences are: 1) Timing. Timing is the most important in bimodal stimulation. Lenire might just have bad timings or a delay due to Bluetooth. 2) Sounds. Lenire plays keyboard-like sounds with rain-like white noise in the background. What's the point of having any timings...

Mirtazapine is a tetracyclic antidepressant that directly agonists serotonin and (nor)adrenaline receptors. At a low dose, it is mainly a strong antihistamine and is used for sleeping. Promethazine is even better for sleeping IMO.

I'm happy to fly to the US and A if needed to get some proper brain zaps. If this thing really works, which I only believe if I can feel it myself, let's have a nice party at a very nice location. A tinnitus-free-party...

Well I'm writing this after being up for 72 hours. I can't enjoy life without sleep. The past 4 years just feel like a bad, never ending dream. I'm not even getting tired anymore...

I've been using Lenire for about 3 years and I'm pretty sure it does something more than YouYube. It's just not constant, often after a session it spikes my tinnitus. But all in all it makes it lighter. Sometimes almost gone. But my tinnitus is still louder sometimes, so much that I doubt the...

I'm taking Ashwagandha. After reading a bit, I found that it's best to take the raw powder. First time I took like 5g before going to bed. I found that it helps me sleep much better. After taking it for 10-14 days in a row, I started to feel that it makes me unable to sleep longer than 6 hours...

I think yes! Lenire has improved my condition, even though I've quit it for now after about 2 years.

I think for bimodal stimulation you don't need to hit the tinnitus frequency exactly. It's probably just about getting sound information into the DCN. You don't need to hit the frequency. But I don't know exactly how her device works. Regarding Dr. Shore having tinnitus; I can't give you a...

Considering Dr. Shore has tinnitus herself, it makes me even more excited about this. A doctor having tinnitus and coming up with positive results after 10 years sounds just too big for just another scam. But well, you never know.

A tear is just running down my cheek.

Man, I would get Neuralink in an instant. If it really works, that might be the only thing I would prostitute myself for.

I will have my first shot of Pfizer today. But I am forced to, I will lose my job if not. They are considering a forced vaccination here in Germany. Today it is "voluntary", they just take all you rights if you don't take it. I'm very concerned about this.

Actually Lenire made my tinnitus about half as loud and less intrusive. So if Dr. Shore's device is any better, it will be our gate out of this hell.

The hope is what keeps me going! Maybe 1-2 more years with Lenire until I can change to this one. Yeea!

I think electrical stimulation / neuromodulation might suppress the tinnitus, but maybe not cure it. But that's fine for me.

You need weight training, a bit of cardio training. Don't stop eating. Eat enough proteins, maybe a bit less carbs. Building muscle is the most important. Forget the diets.

I know that when I got tinnitus I was lacking in REM sleep. Maybe getting proper REM sleep can cure tinnitus? If it wouldn't be so hard to sleep with this little mfcker...

@AfroSnowman, have you had a program change? I did and I think the new program gives me even more habituation. On many days I am hardly aware of my severe tinnitus. It only flares up once or twice a week, with bad sleep or when I take drugs. I often manage to get 6-7 hours of sleep with 7.5 mg...

Why is TRT not nonsense?

I still think Lenire works, but it's not an instant cure. I've been using it for 1.5 years non-stop.

I've just read that next year the first humans are going to get Neuralink. The end is near guys. Be happy.

Before you off yourself, try a least making yourself blind for 2 months, or try Lenire...

Reminds me of the Lenire sounds lol.

Reactive tinnitus often can still be masked if the environment is loud enough. But as soon as you go somewhere quieter the tinnitus will be very loud for some time. Another question: Where do I get these mushrooms? I think here in Germany they are illegal, but truffles are legal. Do I get the...

If I knew that it works, I could easily wait until 2022 to fly to US and A for having much fun and sexy time.

Maybe you can find someone from the USA to order it for you.

This treatment is my gap filler of hope until Neuralink. I hope so much that Susan Shore is gonna make it. If not her then Elon.

2 years ago I went to a stationary tinnitus clinic for 6 weeks where they did all kinds of CBT, ACT, mindfulness, noiser, TRT, talk therapy. Even sport therapy and all kinds of ENT tests. It was fully covered by the German health insurance (about €40k). Btw. this has helped me 0! It was like...

To be honest, Neuralink is the hope that keeps me going. Knowing that in about 10 years this will be available gives me peace. I will be 40 and by then have have lost 13 years to this condition. But knowing that peace will be there in 10 years keeps me from offing myself. As Grimes has...

My problem comes when I hear my "silence" all day...

The sleep deprivation is making me suicidal guys... I've been living off maximum 4 hours of sleep for the last month. I can't get used to that, nothing helps, no Mirtazapine, no masking. This condition took my life...

So should I get some Ketamine and use my Lenire while in the K-Hole?

I'm surprised that it's a similar experience like I get from Lenire but it's stimulating your bloody arm?!?

I think tinnitus is in 99% of the cases due to damage in the hearing system. But often the doctors do not detect that damage. I think the most common causes are: 1) cochlear damage (noise damage, sudden hearing loss, virus) 2) brain damage to the dorsal cochlear nucleus or inferior...

@Vii, may I ask if your tinnitus is bilateral or unilateral, and do you hear it in your ears or your head? And is it somatic, i.e. does it spike if you clench your teeth? Thank you very much!

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How do I habituate to no sleep? My brain has refused to switch off for more than 2 years! I'm disabled because of the inability to sleep!

My girl also left me because I see no future for me, getting kids etc... I feel your pain. If I get rich with crypto, you are all welcome to the party.

Have you tried a blind test? This sounds like paranoia...

I love weed but after reading more and more evidence that weed might even cause tinnitus / make it more likely to get it, the paranoia when smoking weed was just to high, I put myself on a one year break to see if it makes my tinnitus better. Especially because weed spikes my tinnitus so much...

@roy1159 I know your pain... 21 is actually really young, maybe think about pumping yourself full of drugs to survive the next 20 years. Just imagine what medicine will be able to fix in 20 years, I bet it's tinnitus. You can still off yourself in 20 years man.

Hey guys, I have lived with severe tinnitus for over 2 years. Habituating to it during the day is one thing, but honestly, I have not slept properly since getting tinnitus. I often manage to fall asleep somehow, but after 3-4 hours I wake up with loud tinnitus and just can't fall asleep again...

Man I'm with you. My name is Simon, too. My ex girlfriend just left me because I see no future for me, can't handle kids etc. I can't fucking sleep since over 2 years!