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Hi Mr. @Justin De Moss. First and foremost, I want to thank you for your interaction with this community. I think this in itself, is a major victory for the organization you represent. I have a rather specific question and will try to keep it as non-technical as possible. I won't cite specific...

I don't have the time to read through the whole study. But I did find this: "Our results suggest that noise exposure can initiate such a self-sustained, positive feedback loop of neuroinflammatory responses. Furthermore, noise-induced neuroinflammatory responses could result in...

Nothing in the news about Yvan Mayeur (the mayor of the city of Brussels). @Markku I'll definitely contact you guys. I'll draft something more concrete and dive deeper into the European matter. I'll probably get back to you after my finals.

I, too, live in Belgium. Lately I have been thinking of sending a letter in the form of a parliamentary question, this might be the perfect opportunity to make it stand out even more. I might be able to brush up some past connections within the circle of the MP's to get the question asked...

T can be related with TMJ-D, which can cause Bruxism. But it doesn't necessarily. You should see an orthodontist or a dentist (they can at least make you a mouth-piece to protect your teeth).

Off-forum: We need more Elon Musks. It's always the established players in the market that hold off 'disruptions' until they can assimilate en adjust/conform. (cfr. Coca-Cola vs. Stevia) And sometimes its just crazy lobbying. (cfr. Tobacco industry) But when we look at the car industry and...

Take care Glynis! Stay strong just as you've been on here ;)

Not saying that something will be found by 'accident'. But I am saying that we sometimes are looking too far and stumble over whats in front of us. Plus, the budget is getting bigger every month and our education is getting more accessible (at least in Europe).

I deem it useful! Regarding your question, yes I experienced the described difficulties as soon as my T set on. The moment I got my 'perfectly fine' audiogram I knew something was wrong with what we perceive as 'safe'. In fact, if you think about it. As soon as you take away everything that...

Maybe you should get some information about a qEEG, they might be able to "measure" over-activity in the brain compared with other tinnitus sufferers.

Do you have a collection of research? I would love to indulge myself into it.

Interesting! Explain? Technically turning off the T would be a cure for the T, but not for the cause of it (eg. hearing loss (sound/medicinal/... induced), muscle tensions, TM(J)D,...). That is because of the fact that T is a symptom rather than a cause. Purely tinnitus-regarded, finding the...

I personally think that there are two major obstacles to be overcome when we want Tinnitus to be healed. The first obstacle would be the neural one. Healing and/or regenerating the neural damage/cells (like SGN's). Various researches have pointed that SGN damage occurs at a far lower sound...

"The partnership, which will begin in April and continue for three years, is reported to be an unusual move for Kyoto University. The institution rarely works with non-Japanese pharmaceutical companies at the early stages of drug development." As this article is good news (and a confirmation of...

I am actually in a kind of the same situation as you. Had T for about 7 years. Then, when I went to a club (did it relatively frequent, biweekly or so) it was so much louder afterwards. Wore ear protection like I always did. Not only did the T spike tremendously, I got a light H too now. I...

Wear hearing protection from now on. It really does save you from A LOT of hassle later on. It wil make you much less vulnerable at the very least.

As of this day, I am officially finished haha. I'll sort my things out and will come back to you this evening or tomorrow!

Dirk de Ridder was/is head of 'hearing department' of the University Hospital Antwerp, where I am going. I might be able to ask if they know anything more of this kind of treatment?

Short answer is 'Yes'. I'm in my finals right now, so I'll answer in a better founded post later on!

Seems like the research in the field of stem cells is making progress, this one is regarding the Spiral Ganglion Neurons. I have originally posted this as a reaction on another thread (regeneration of the inner ear), but I notice that some people are bothered by the concentration on 'hair...

Seems like the research in the field of stem cells is making progress, this one is regarding the Spiral Ganglion Neurons: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27021700 2016 May 15 "Spiral ganglion neurons (SGNs) are usually damaged in sensorineural hearing loss. SGN-derived neural stem cells...

I follow you on this, am in the same situation...