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Those people should be more excited of regeneration of synaptic connections, which several companies are working for. Eg: decibel. You assumption that regeneration of hair cells in ears is the only thing that is being studied on is incorrect.

It was intended to treat acute hearing loss but they were surprised that it also helped for non-acute cases. From the article:

Also, from the article in your link: “Given that cochlear implants can continue to provide useful hearing for years after hair cell loss, these long-surviving neurons must remain electrically excitable and appropriately connected to their central targets10. Thus, in many types of sensorineural...

Again, great reasoning and deduction skills. That was exactly what I said and implied. Too bad we don't have a rolling eye smiley. Recent onset people should pursue all available medical interventions, but that doesn't mean "if a person has been blasting his/her ears for years, and eventually...

That's highly unlikely, as most people over a certain age "has been blasting his/her ears for years," i.e., most people go over recommended noise exposure for years. If you were right, spontaneous recovery would only occur in people who live in rural areas (no nightlife etc) with no noisy...

Magnesium could be one of the first things someone with recent Tinnitus should take: http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/22/health/magnesium-tinnitus-ringing-ears-partner/index.html

Dobie, 2004 never said being a permanent condition after 12 months by the way. From your own book link:

If you are a realist, you should expect habituation, since it happens to majority...

Check the success stories, there was a guy which didn't improve until a year and then improved very quickly: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/14-months-update-sharing-a-bit-of-hope.21987/

The quote I posted is not saying after 6 months, it's not gonna get better. It's just defining the new onset period. You are right there is no date. In medicine, chronic is just a convention (after 3,6,12 months). Chronic means long-lasting, doesn't necessarily mean permanent and irreversible...

Not sure how reliable this is "According to the latest research activities, the players in the global tinnitus market are considering the use of magnesium in their drugs, as it has been found that magnesium-rich diet is expected to reverse the condition."...

You are very likely to improve as most tinnitus improves: "If you are in the ‘new onset’ period of tinnitus (less than 6 months), you can be reassured that, for many, the natural course of tinnitus is to improve over time and most people do not go on to have persistent, bothersome tinnitus."...

Even though some reviews found ginkgo ineffective, this might not be the case "In all identifed and retrieved studies using the standardized Ginkgo biloba extract, EGb 761®, this specic preparation was found to be superior to placebo in the treatment of tinnitus."...

Yes I think there is a good chance of restoring some hearing loss within 10 years. The reason I think that there seems to be different products/companies trying different approaches. So it's not like they are trying the same approach. Genvec for example might have a product within 3-5 years...

This one is optimistic: Gels to Repair Hearing Loss? Drugmakers Try New Ear Treatments Sarah Povey spent her youth at rock concerts, sometimes going out five or six nights in a row, soaking up the live sound from nearby speakers. By her late 20s, she was diagnosed with severe tinnitus, a...

Thank you so much for posting this! I have the exact same type of T. Also started in my left and then my right and then inside my head. It's also very high pitched so I hear it over everything, even if faintly. It also seems to go up in volume when I turn on a sound machine or listen to some...

Hello. Thank you for all your help in this forum. I was reading some of your messages but couldn't find a way to private message you. I was reading your thread about headphones and not using them for listening to music. I was just wondering about your opinion on using headphones for talking. I'm...