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I think at this point people would be better off waiting for the Hough Ear Institute’s pill or FX-322. I think it’s clear Lenire is just vastly underperforming compared to the seller's claims. Companies will always exaggerate results in order to sell you a product, the fact that it’s May 2020...

I'm waiting on the Dr. Susan Shore or Minnesota device. Like some previous posters have mentioned, Lenire seems to be the weakest iteration of bimodal stimulation. Likely because it's the first one to be released. Minnesota is likely going to be a couple years, but hopefully Dr. Susan Shore...

Hopefully its fast track status gets it to market sooner. Crossing my fingers for everyone!

You guys realize we are finally talking about regenerating hair cells? We’ve been waiting so long for this, and it’s about to become reality... It’s a great time to be alive.

I yesterday started taking Astaxanthin myself with my Omega 3 supplements, we may very well be on to something. I'm only on my second day and I notice I can hear things in music and even podcasts better a bit better. Do we know to what extent Astaxanthin increases NT3? I know Astaxanthin easily...

Merry Christmas everyone, hope you had a great holiday. It’s great to see results pouring in, the sad disheartening thing is that we have no idea when Neuromod is going to release this in North America. It looks like it does indeed work though now that we have more data.

I did actually, a couple months ago I switched over to Natural Factors. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/B0037Z4Q8M?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_image It’s a Canadian brand, I’m unsure if it’s available outside my home country. It has 250 Trans Resveratrol. Like Webber’s, it’s derived from...

In order to cause breakdown of methyl group you'd have to take 2g per day for an extended period of time. I've only ever taken 125-250mg. You'd need to take a colossal dose.

Olive Oil, Resveratrol, and Fish Oil all reduce inflammation and increase BDNF as well. Sometimes I wonder if it was Resveratrol that fixed up my hearing alongside NAD+. You could throw one of those three in there for potentiation of anti-inflammatory effects. I agree with your previous post...

Chris, I understand that you're suffering 100%. Tinnitus is a living hell of a condition that people who don't have will never be able to comprehend. And it's a shame that with all our science and technology we can't get a sound out of our head. But I believe in the 2020s we will get fixed up...

Couldn't have put it better myself Glenn. I agree 100%. I'm going to come back to this thread in early January, we will be "far beyond" 12 weeks at that point. I swear they are still going to keep giving Neuromod a free pass even if there isn't anything big or substantial then. Dr. Shore and...

I cannot speak for anyone else, but I’m certainly not arguing with you. I’m not saying Lenire is snake oil or it’s a scam. I just don’t think it’s “been in the oven” as long as it should have been. Let’s remember it was Neuromod that outsourced Hubert Lim to get pointers from Minnesota. And...

It’s November Ruse, if Lenire was efficient as Neuromod claims, we’d see similar results in the general population (by now, I was willing to wait post 12 weeks). I’m not trying to be a Debbie Downer, but what @GlennS said earlier about “the device in the wild” is when the real results fly. At...

I’ve been saying this for months but nobody ever listens. Michigan definitely has the superior device (at the moment anyway, that could change). Lenire works, but it’s without a doubt the weaker variant of the two. They are in no way the same technology. The Michigan methodology shows results...

This entire Ireland launch seems to be a de facto TENT-A3. It seems like the technology is really as pristine as it comes, they just needed a bit longer than June to iron out the issues. Perhaps they launched it a little too soon. Here's hoping for increased results and satisfied patients.

John are you going to try to get in the trials? I’m hoping Canada doesn’t have as much of a stick up its butt for approval after the US gets it.

Because Niacin doesn't raise NAD+ to any extent whatsoever.

David Sinclair takes NMN/Resveratrol together. And if Sinclair does something, it's right. NR is a precursor molecule to NMN, there's literally no difference but the price. NR is better economically and it's also been tested for safety in humans. The only difference is NR acts as a prodrug to...

Either ChromaDex or TruNiagen are both reliable brands. You *can* use NMN for the same effect but it's newer and more expensive, Nicotinamide Riboside is the same thing, just a precursor to NMN which is a precursor to NAD+.

Feeds Cancer =/= Causes Cancer. Different things. Telomeres therapy is showing the same outcome, they used to say it helped cancer grow (which is true) but only if you already *have* cancer. If you feed it to the trillions of healthy cells you have 99.99% of your body, it seems to prevent...

I'm in Canada, perhaps you could go through another retailer? It's cheapest to buy it directly from TruNiagen in the long run, compared to retail like Amazon. Amazon is cheaper if you buy a single bottle, but if you plan on using it for an extended period you're better off buying in bulk like...

Neuroscience has come a long way, we used to think the brain never spawned new neurons after birth, today, that's entirely flipped on its head on a 180 spin. The brain is extremely plastic, mindfulness meditation has been proven to enlarge the hippocampus and frontal cortex, and shrink the...

TruNiagen 250mg. I get the six month package for a discount, don't buy from Amazon. It's not gonna heal your hearing in one month, it takes a long time. So don't think one bottle is gonna change anything. Mine only went away so quickly because I was already on it for a long cycle already. It...

Isn't the current hypothesis that the brain creates a sound in response to missing input? Perhaps it's both? You restore hearing though, the noise should stop.

250mg. I've only been on Lion's Mane for about 2 months. About the time I quit NR, but nowadays I take them both. I'm just throwing the Lion's Mane in there for CNS repair.

Update, Yeah, NR/NAD+ eliminating my tinnitus is definitely not placebo. I went off it for the month of September and up to yesterday October 15th. My tinnitus in my left ear came back slightly a couple days ago. But it’s nowhere even close to how horrible it was last year. I went back on NR...

Almost every other drug or treatment on the market is applicable to treating multiple several conditions, I see no reason why FX-322 can't be designated for both hearing loss and tinnitus.

@JohnAdams Do you think our sentence is almost up? Life is going to be so beautiful in silence.

WOOT! WOOT! Told you guys, the 2020s is our time. Tinnitus will be getting tons of working treatments soon.

The problem is we don't know if her version will be out in 2020 or 2024...

I had chronic GERD, had surgery to correct my hiatal hernia and the LINX device installed around my lower esophageal sphincter earlier this year, and I can honestly agree wholeheartedly with this. I never want to hear about GERD again now that I'm cured. When tinnitus has a treatment, I feel...

Didn’t Ken claim a 17dB reduction on Facebook? That would make it more effective than Shore’s Device wouldn’t it? Perhaps he’s a rare instance of a huge improving case though.

I’m continuing my Noopept/L Theanine/Weed/LSD until Susan Shore’s device hits the market. My tinnitus is much lower these days, hopefully it’ll heal away. I don’t know if it’s from the stack I’ve been on or just natural healing but it is a ton better over this last year. Enough so that it...

We probably already have a cure, the issue is it's sitting in a lab doing nothing.

Psychedelics (LSD, Psilocybin, DMT) boost BDNF and NGF as well. Lion's Mane boosts NGF too.

The worsenings aren’t just a possibility, they’re a fairly common issue that the majority of patients seem to experience to some extent, at least it seems that way among the majority of users. I don’t mind the fact that it happens, as you said, medical treatments have varying effects on each...

Certainly underwhelming for something worth several (EURO) grand and months of worse tinnitus for such a minor (if any) return. Let’s remember the worsenings were seriously downplayed too. How many people has it happened too? It seems like the majority experience an initial worsening.

Look at Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker. He bashes the new trilogy all the time and says they never should’ve existed but when Disney drop the bags of money on his doorstep he took it.

@linearb Seemed to have a pretty significant reduction too with the Michigan device. Unfortunately though we aren't seeing nearly as good improvements in the field from the responders. I still get that we need to give the first people a little more time, but we're past 10 weeks, the effects...

I don’t think we’re seeing the results from their 500 person trial in the real world either.

Because it’s from the seller. Remember when Microsoft tried selling the original Kinect and the Kinect 2? They said both worked flawlessly with body movements, when in reality the tracking was god awful. When the second iteration came out, basically it was “hey guys, we know the original Kinect...

Not sure where you’re going with me turning my back on Neuromod quickly. I’ve been on the fence since March bud. And I still think their device is legit, I believe it was just slapped together quickly. These devices won’t work for everyone, but out of three of them they’re bound to work for the...

Don't give up! I’m getting on the Michigan boat. It’s just a matter of getting them to release it. I’m thinking Lenire is legit but the company that created it pushed out an “early early” device for bimodal stimulation. It doesn’t seem nearly as good as the other two versions. In the end, I...

It also appears that the Michigan Device’s effects kick in much faster but dissipate after several days. I wonder why this is. Lenire seems to be aiming for long term treatment with long term reduction? I can modulate my tinnitus and it fluctuates so I’m certain mine is somatic as well. I’ll...

If this ever does become "The Cure" then I hope we only have to take it for a short duration. It's also made me ponder what would happen if you stayed on curcumin for years, if that would heal the tinnitus away.

What week are you on with your treatment?

Don’t get me wrong, I understand the hope thing. But I wouldn’t put all your eggs in one basket. I want Lenire to work too. But faith is faith and reality is reality. To be honest what puts me off the most is the worsenings. It seems like right now, this device almost has as much odds of...

I'm becoming more and more skeptical as time goes on. If this thing worked we would have heard something by now. Instead we're getting more nightmare stories of people needing to quit. Not looking good at all. Regardless of what happens, I still believe tinnitus will be cured in the next...

Has anyone seen this? Apparently the FDA review of the TENT-A2 was estimated to be completed in September. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03530306 Possible US launch soon?

That sounds great! You guys should ask them if Nootropics that promote faster neuroplastic changes in the brain would potentiate the effects of the device.

This is what I've been trying to say for almost a year now. Neuromod really falls short when it comes to their lack of communication. They need to have one person answering inquiries, and clearing up speculation and give us facts on the device. But they just don't seem interested. It's part of...

Perhaps their design choice to use Bluetooth is messing with the signal timing and skewing results? I agree they should have gone wired.

@Allan1967 certainly wasn't and isn't alone in this issue, and it's pretty terrifying how common it is, which is why waiting until they have it ironed out seems like a good idea at the moment. This doesn't seem to be an issue over at Minnesota and Michigan though, so obviously the devices do...

This is another thing, we know of course that not everyone is going to be a responder, I concede that, but the hyperacusis patients were said to have the best outcomes in the paper, so much so that they labeled them "super responders". It's generally accepted by Neuromod that this subgroup of...

The trial data they have is something, yes, but it’s unreliable until it’s been peer reviewed, everything we have heard in terms of outcomes statistically have all been from Neuromod. That’s my question, we’re coming up on October, why hasn’t the peer review been released yet? As far as the...

Going to be honest, I'm thinking the guys over on Reddit are right. I think I might sit out on this one and wait for the Michigan and Minnesota devices. Why is it that only Lenire is making people's tinnitus worse during treatment and the other two devices aren't? People who used those devices...

They were only 3 months behind their initial launch (target was Q1 2019, it was a little over 3 months late), I think 2021 is pretty extreme. Latest it’s going to be is mid 2020. No way in hell is it taking longer than that IMO. If it does I might just go pick up the Michigan device if it’s...

It’s going to be 2020. It’s mainly up the the FDA but device approval doesn’t usually take too long with them. Neuromod already has it submitted to the FDA, they’re just waiting for approval. They want in the US market ASAP.

Perhaps they wanted to give the most chronic sufferers a way out early though. Most people aren't going to fly to Ireland but severe cases will.

@Redknight I just read your recent post in the Lenire User Experiences thread. So they’re only planning on expanding to Germany this year? When I was on the phone with them they told me that they were in current talks with the FDA for US approval and that it was submitted . Did they say...