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Also from Examine.com: One of curcumin's most well-researched effects on inflammation is inhibiting TNF-a induced activation and nuclear translocation of NF-kB, a protein that influences the genetic code to produce inflammatory cytokines. This has been seen in immune cells after oral ingestion...

Well, melatonin is the precursor to serotonin -- so they have that relationship, at least. I wonder if it's a logical hypothesis to suggest that if blocking serotonin uptake increases tinnitus, that reducing serotonin levels thereby lowers it?

Three days. So yes it can be random. But it had been present for 24-7, every day, all day, up until I started the gabapentin. Day 1 was about a 50% reduction from the 2mg klonopin baseline. Day 3 was virtual absence.

I take 2mg of klonopin per day, which lowers my T by about 30%. My doctor added 600mg gabapentin, taken once daily at night, three days ago to see if it would help. Incredibly, my T is now virtually gone. I've had T for over year since it emerged during a nasty head cold and never went away. No...