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I checked out FX-322. You do know successful clinical testing in mice does not always translate into efficacy in humans? I'm worried about that... :(

Did you get it from the place that rents it?

I reckon 99 out of 100 heal or get better from tinnitus in a year or two after it first starts. You weren't rude...

@Adamwynn can you please share the doctor's name.

Physiologically impossible, the vitreous body is replaced by transparent saline gel, your floaters will be gone forever.

I suspect they will choose to report the change that is most beneficial to their end game, which is to sell as many devices as possible and looks best in marketing. They are not benevolent, they are after cold, hard cash. One can hope the MuteButton II does something more than placebo.

You can't know that, reporters often add their own point of view and commentary in the articles they publish.

Why are you trying so hard to post in these fundraiser threads? Barely any of your posts are directly about the matter at hand? To put it bluntly, what are you trying to say?

The study protocol states that they were going to measure improvement using Tinnitus Handicap Inventory and Tinnitus Functional Index: https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/7/10/e018465 Neither THI nor TFI measures tinnitus loudness / tinnitus volume. That's why they cannot advertise reducing the...

Did it look like this? This was the original Neuromod MuteButton design.

Does this mean Professor Tzounopoulos, Susan Shore, Josef Rauschecker don't need donations from the tinnitus community? Universities cover the costs?

No. Or would you share that you have tinnitus, with your real name? People, including celebrities, don't want to be associated with tinnitus. And copying an existing successful viral campaign doesn't work. Copycats of Ice Bucket challenge didn't take off. There were hundreds of attempts by...

It really wouldn't help bring about a cure faster. Researchers and anyone in the medical field know that whoever comes up with a cure will become a multi millionaire, if not a billionaire.

Bill Oddie has what I think is called musical tinnitus. I hope he will do more for tinnitus awareness than many other musicians have. @glynis :thankyousign:

Can you ask Torryn Brazell (head boss at ATA) what research ATA has funded in the last 2 years? Why hasn't it been updated on their website? Can you ask Torryn also how many members worldwide ATA has?

Was it this? It's been removed now? https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/retigabine-trobalt-potiga-%E2%80%94-general-discussion.5074/page-175#post-127140

Do you think @Danny Boy would have felt the fundraiser is useless? What does @Ed209 think?

How is this possible? Can you sue the shooting range? I've read hundreds of threads here and this is by far the most asked question. The answer is every time the same: NOBODY KNOWS. For some people it goes away, others it doesn't. There is no treatment.

That's good because most ear infections resolve on their own.

@RedOctober I can only tell you the beginning is the more frustrating period, most who get this learn to live with it. It's possible you won't find the answers you're looking for... You're looking for respite but there isn't any to be had other than time. That's called "residual inhibition"...

Do you have your ears cleaned periodically? Microsuction?

Can this thread be locked down please? "Agree" with this post if you agree...

I mean I've never seen any scientist say vitamin C helps tinnitus, so what you're feeling with regards to lower tinnitus, it's probably placebo. :( read here what it means https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo

Problem is MDMA depletes serotonin and will cause worse depression afterwards.

Empty Nose Syndrome seems to be a psychosomatic condition. Have you tried antidepressants?

Use EarPlanes, chew gum and you are good to go.

I agree.

You are experiencing placebo effect.

Are any of them ototoxic?

Maybe he is afraid someone will dig up his real identity if he divulges the hospital he attends...

Klonopin is a brand name for clonazepam, not different drugs as you make it sound.

They write "TINNITUS CAN NOW BE CURABLE" Newsflash: that's a lie. Dr Spectra screams scam to me.

Emergen-C doesn't have Lipo-Flavonoids "Exclusive Tisina Complex" They aren't the same product. Neither will help your tinnitus though.

Tinnitus and space program are not really comparable, the latter has billions of dollars money to spend, the former peanuts. You're making it sound like tinnitus research is the most innovative field out there, which it is far from. The status quo of poor quality and ridiculously low amount of...

Didn't help me at all.