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Hi Vadimus, how are you getting on with the supplement? Any changes? It will probably take a month or so but interesting to see if your tinnitus has reacted.

Donated.

Hi, might give lions mane a try. What type did you take? I see they sell tablets and a 10ml extract of it here in Ireland.

Ya I was on it. It can improve it. I have two sounds to my tinnitus white noise sound which is quite soft and very tolerable and I also have a 9200hz pitch which is the annoying part of it - depending on my mood (I am getting more and more used to it in fairness). The device quietened the high...

Well said, Henry Ford - "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't - you're right"

I was on the trial. It won't be for sale until 2018 I think. It reduced my tinnitus slightly. It seemed to work best when I used it before bed and then when I woke up during the night it had reduced. I wish I had it a bit longer than 12 weeks.

This seems right to me because I was on an anti-depressant called sertraline which is based on the seratonin pathways and it made my tinnitus worse. My tinnitus was caused by damage to my cochlea by head collision, I lost hearing in one ear and tinnitus started.

Hi, I was curious about this too. I have been having cold showers for the last week just to see what would happen. My tinnitus is really affected by it. It changes tone quite drastically but I wouldn't call it a spike. So something definitely happens in the auditory cortex part of the brain...

I would give it a 5 out of 10. I used to wear it for an hour. For most of the therapy I did 30 mins in the morning and 30 at night. Once I would take it off my tinnitus was much sharper and probably a little bit worse but near the end of the therapy I started doing it just before I would go to...

They seem to be fairly similar though. Both used headphones to stimulate the auditory neurons and both use an electrical stimulation to excite either the tongue or the face which stimulate neurons which seem to run past or around the auditory neurons. The researcher in Dublin told me it was all...

Hi Nick, From what I have read the device has been successful but not as successful as they had hoped. Here is a link for tinnitus talk about it. https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/microtransponder-latest-news-and-research.469/ Slán leat

My cousin had the same type of tinnitus you have and it went away after a few days. Just watch your diet and get plenty of rest and relaxation.

That is exactly how MuteButton works. I was on clinical trial for the device. We had to listen to audio and also place a device on our tongue which stimulated some nerves/neurons. I remember asking the audiologist about the tongue stimulation and she said it was all about the timing of...

Can't seem to find anywhere in Ireland to buy this. Any suggestions for online? Probably a load of scammers out there I suppose.

Hi, thanks for your post. In my opinion I think that your vagus nerve stimulated really strongly and therefore the stimulation in your auditory cortex may have subsided. One way to stimulate is imerse yourself in cold water. Check out this video for a brief explanation

I read on a post that CBD may work so I purchased 4 bottles of it. A neighbour has taken it too to reduce her seizures and she has gone from one a day to about 1 a week so that's great! I have been taking it for about 2 months. It hasn't helped my tinnitus but one very positive side effect is...

I was actually on the trial for the Mutebutton. I used it for an hour before I went to bed and the tinnitus would change - a bit of a spike but not a bad one. Then in the morning it would have gone down a good bit. One or two mornings I woke up and the tone was turning on and off but the white...