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The management of Tinnitus Talk will have a Q & A with Neuromod on 3 December. Today is the final day to submit questions. https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/q-a-tinnitus-hub-meets-neuromod-lenire.32369/

My long-term hope is that Frequency Therapeutics or Decibel Therapeutics has a viable treatment within 5 to 10 years. For now, my sights are set on neuromodulation. MuteButton 2 is as close as 2019 or '20. I'll fly to Ireland if I have to. So there are very promising things that we can do very...

Try and get in on the Phase III Trial. These things take forever. Have hope, but keep your expectations realistic and you won't be disappointed. Here's some information regarding the time frame: "How Close is a Hearing Loss Cure to FDA approval? It takes on average 12 years and over $350...

You are very welcome to disagree with me. It won't hurt my feelings.

It's not his opinions. I agree with his point of view wholeheartedly. I think that Frequency Therapeutics should hurry up, too. If I may speak freely, the only time I had any interaction with him, he was kind of a jerk to me. I can only speak for myself, but I put JohnAdams on "ignore" not...

December is the conclusion of the current small scale Phase 1/2 clinical trial. Frequency have not yet announced when a Phase 3 clinical trial will begin. I am crossing my fingers for 2019. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03616223

He already has.

That's an educated guess. Large scale Phase III trials tend to take years, realistically 3 to 5. The Shore device will arrive before FTX's more complex technology because it has been in the clinical trial pipeline longer. I'd be delighted to be wrong about this and have both technologies...

The Shore / umich technology works and it will quite likely be available half a decade before Frequency TX is on the market. I intend to do both as they are made available (and in the process use up basically all the money I've saved for my retirement). My tinnitus and hyperacusis have caused me...

I tried. I spoke to Dr Rosenbloom on the phone Monday morning. My problem is, they need to compare a past audiogram and an up-to-date audiogram, to determine "stable" hearing loss. The present audiogram would be no problem, but when I called UT Dallas Callier Center's medical records to get my...

Thanks for your reply, Kste Adams. I've got some on the way. My question for Gman is, are you taking the same daily dose that Kste Adams is taking? You said, "...quite often dramatically less H." That's what made me sit up and notice this thread, after a year or more of only following the...

Your posts on this subject have piqued my curiosity enough to order a bottle. My refrigerator is full of pills (everything from NAC to magnolia bark to Chinese skullcap (GABA enhancers; I have sleep problems like many tinnitus sufferers), and I've repeatedly thought that my supplement-collecting...