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@paul mclean, any updates on the cerebrolysin? My doctor is considering Cerebrolysin and Semax. The amount of anecdotes regarding hair loss with Semax is disconcerting.

If the audio capabilities are disabled, could the noise canceling headphones function as a muff, and potentially perform better than the Peltor 3M X5A muffs? (I believe that the X5A muffs have a noise reduction rating of 31 decibels.) I imagine that the noise reduction ratings of some of these...

For what it's worth, here is a link to a tool which will help you to locate physicians who utilize and administer a range of peptides, often including BPC-157: https://peptidesociety.org/find-a-clinic/

I'm reading some previous posts here which discuss the quantities of cells at StemCells21; if I'm not missing some information, I believe ATEOS (with his very decent outcome), received less MSCs than the current StemCells21 low quantity P1 cell package, and he also paid more money for his cells...

I've just been doing laser and sound abstention since I became afflicted.

@FGG, My high frequencies are slowly healing, and as of today my tinnitus has developed into a triad of harmonies in one ear: They have the timbre of wispy singing wine glasses. It's quite relaxing; and for the time being I probably have the most ideal tinnitus on this forum. Have you ever...

So, this might be a stupid question, but since I imagine there are others here besides myself who not able to listen to audio, is there any way that you guys could publish transcripts of some of the episodes? Perhaps you already do but I'm just ignorant to it? I'm really not trying to make...

Bruh, reading this thread makes me realize that I've had such close calls that there must be guardian angels-- then again, I'm here with severe H, so...

@PeteJ, I don't know if I'd beat yourself up too much about not going to the hospital; if your symptoms stabilized in 15 minutes, and if the paramedics didn't find anything problematic enough to force you to the ER, I'd be hesitant to assume that diagnostics within the brick and mortar would...

My main qualm with this whole ordeal is the noise generators; I find positivity and talk therapy more innocuous, but still potentially dogmatic and misleading. Years ago I was suggested noise generators for a mild onset of hyperacusis, and noise therapy very much helped me; the end result was...

Well then if anyone would like to speculate as to what's going on with my hearing, I'm very curious to know some opinions. Also I wonder if anyone else experiences fluctuations in acuity as I do?

@Contrast, I know that this thread is old and dead, but I still thought that I might comment. Personally, I have always assumed that my own disease is related to the stereocilia: When I get out of the shower, or after using an electric toothbrush, my high frequency acuity and tinnitus turn...

@Henry Fool, I'm not sure of how much more help I can be on this subject, but my initial thought is: what indication did the ENT find as to a bacterial infection proximal to the vocal folds? Not responding to the antibiotics, your vocal folds were affected by an ongoing infection, but the...

@Henry Fool, You know, I thought to add, I feel that musicians have a great potential for developing a biological intuition, as they have cultivated a profoundly developed neuromuscularity, and consistently concern themselves with all of the subtleties and complexities of that which is...

I'm not familiar with Cialis, but if what you guys say is true, and Cialis has the potential to increase general vascularity, and said vascularity seems to be serendipitously reducing @demiles tinnitus, then would exercise, supplements, and perhaps a general diet aimed toward cultivating an...

@Lane, That is very interesting what you said about ME/CFS; and the Oregon Trail for certain! Wonderful word play connecting being without phones and technology to being left to their own devices. Thanks for all of the love Lane.

So I find all of this talk of Astaxanthin very intriguing, but I'm curious about it raising estrogen levels? I don't know if I really want to do that, do I?

@Henry Fool, Well firstly, I should say that like you, I'm a classical pianist (or at least I was before I was prompted to this forum), and that I am not a doctor, nor do I have any medical background; all of what I say is just speculations and suggestions based on my past experiences and...

Reading though again, the clogged ear is definitely is a sign of inflammation. Also, since your had the infection in-between traumatic episodes of hearing loss, the immune system may identify a pathogen before it has established itself in the body well enough to present symptoms, and therefore...

I'm interested in the fact that they ruled out immunological because your symptoms are not progressive. Especially since you have chronic sinusitis, it makes me more intrigued at the idea that you have an ongoing autoimmune disorder which was prompted to spike due to the antigenic response...

@SoundB0und, It's funny that you mention how we don't have an account of your hysterical posts; I think back to some of the posts that I made, and I really empathize with that statement. I remember veterans talking to me and just kinda' being like, "you'll adjust and calm down Man, we all do"...

I haven't tried autohemotherapy, but I did document my experience with ear and rectal insufflation. I've had my own autoimmune complications, the rectal ozone helped temporarily and marginally. If you have ulcerative colitis, I imagine that the rectal insufflation would be localized and...

Thank you, I see that I messed up my zeros by poorly phrasing a Google question rather than inputting the math myself. The number I had was 50K in to 77 million.

This is slightly off topic, but since you guys are talking numbers, I've been curious about this statistic that I read on Google: "The Hyperacusis Network reports that 1 in 50,000 people has hyperacusis and that 1 in 1,000 people who have tinnitus will also have hyperacusis." If my math is...

Writing @Daniel Lion about intrathecal injections has reminded me of a supplement that I have taken for autoimmunity and my hearing called "Stem Cell Activators". I don't believe that I have shared this information with the community before, but this is a supplement with which I have tried to...

@Daniel Lion, I'm no expert on the matter either Daniel, though I can recall that fellow Ed benefitting from interarticular injections, though I believe that he had some interesting causation, differing a bit from our general community. And the intramuscular injections that ATEOS received were...

The way that you write is indicative of your character. "Quit spamming up MY thread." It is evident that you view this thread as belonging to yourself and being yours. Dissenting opinions and debate are very healthy and important for the community. This thread belongs to the community; the...

@Daniel Lion, Yes, which is a great point, and constructive, and the kind of cordial interaction that I prefer to have. Though, I think that the fact that it did not perforate the ear drum is a reason that the raw SC treatment seems more appealing to me personally.

@just1morething, I'm not sure if that is just a joke or intended to insult me. If it is the former, I agree with you.

Exactly, you have no idea how many MSCs you had. I don't even know what we're debating at this point except for how little you actually know about your own procedure. You are one to require the last word, so I'll let you have it.

So here you say that you aren't sure that he got MSCs from the bone marrow. I guess now you do, glad that you conveniently remember now that we are debating it. Also, I'm not sure why you even bring this up, you and I both know that the MSC count must be low, but yet, you haven't shared us the...

I'd like to reiterate to readers that I do not have qualms with PRP or Shim, I am just considering practicality for the average sufferer. If you have money to throw around, and are conscious of the risks, then this could be an option; but taking out a bank loan is something that should only be...

@JohnAdams, Arseny was attempting to get a bank loan to go to Shim. I just want you to consider the severity of that when you are galvanizing people to action with your posts, before you even have your audiograms out; and before you even went to Shim you were constantly talking about PRP being...

@kelpiemsp, Yes, you may not be, but many people do and are. Everybody waiting to see John's audiograms are in some way invested in the anecdotal evidence. And PRP in general is very different than whatever specifically Shim is doing. There are so many peripheral and subsidiary aspects of...

@kelpiemsp, I'm not sure that we know for sure if he had MSCs, but if he did, they are much fewer in number than the genuine procedures; and also, they are less potent being autologous. Regardless, I'm only concerned with the ears, and more concerned with the anecdotal experiences of this...

@JohnAdams, When I read your results and experiences, I compare them to @attheedgeofscience's reduction of 50% tinnitus from MSCs, and his violent ear resets. PRP is a comparable concept regarding therapy, and so far it seems to be inferior when we are concerned with its efficacy. On this...

@JohnAdams, I sometimes don't enjoy interacting with you because you have a tendency towards passive aggression (liking my post) and insults when anyone has a dissenting comment or opinion. Fortunately you do not have complications in your eardrum, you are one person, you are also young...

@JohnAdams, You guys are coveting some information about this treatment as well, so it's not like we have all of the information to go prompt our ENTs with. Not to mention, the progress you guys have experienced so far seems negligible. I don't even think Glenn has experienced any progress...

Luigi has expressed that while driving in the car, the constant flow of air conditioning has fatigued his ears even while he is wearing ear plugs. He says that after clinical laser, he feels that he should be especially careful to avoid noise because noise nullifies the laser prompted progress...

@Aleksa Uzunovic, I mean, there is access to it, why not try it and document your experience? Have you read about negative side effects? https://oceansalive.com/genetic-selection/

@JohnAdams, I may have been mistaken about the tinnitus, appears it was hearing loss; but if autoimmunity is the source of symptoms, it is the same premise "I happened to come across the story of Chloe Sohl who had gone through an experimental stem cell procedure because of autoimmune hearing...

@7Thunder’s, I realize that much regarding stem cells is under debate, but Mesenchymal Stem Cells are thought by some to be the best immune modulators known to man. I write this because ATEOS was inspired by maybe the best success story that this community is aware of regarding hearing loss...

@Rinz, I'm not sure what you mean by "resonating". My own ears used to vibrate from irritating frequencies, before my condition progressed. I lived with it for years unhindered, it felt like nerves twitching. Mostly my reaction was prompted by the phone, and only in my better ear. The...

Hello to anyone reading, I am beginning this thread in order to document the onset of my brother's hearing condition. I am unaware of anyone beginning clinical laser therapy 3 weeks post noise trauma, and I would like to record his progress for others to witness. Most of us on Tinnitus Talk...

@GlennAz, I apologize if you have already done so previously, but would you elaborate on these bone conduction headphones? Or maybe you could direct me to one of your previous posts? To weigh in on the antibiotics, one of a few culprits that my neurologist suspected could contribute to my...

@GlennAz, Perhaps you could be the one to answer some of the above questions which have been omitted? If you would be kind enough to allow me to prompt you further, did you also receive extraction from your iliac crest? If so, were you given antibiotics as a result of the procedure, and do...

Generally, when applied topically, from what I understand, most dilute to about 50 percent solution. For the inner ear I'm not sure; I mean, I have put about 30 percent solution in my ear canal before, and I noticed nothing. Though I didn't use a pipette, I used a q-tip; and I only...

@JohnAdams, It would seem that even though you are experiencing healing, and that some hair cells are coming back online and therefore are able to perceive sound, your damaged cells' infantile state of healing is extremely precarious. I wonder how habitually you are protecting your ears? It...

Are there any decent threads on Tinnitus Talk regarding BPC-157, or is there any decent literature you're aware of that you could share? Have you experienced any side effects while taking the supplement? @Lane, you know anything of BPC-157? That spray was interesting, they did have the...

A detailed HGH thread: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/thread...wth-factor-1-as-sshl-salvage-treatment.16310/

A word of caution: matching my minimal volumed tinnitus frequency is what accentuated and then brought on my current and more chronic condition. I would play the frequency loudly on the piano and be tinnitus free for up to an hour. Then, while utillizing ear buds, I fed a raw audio file of my...

I am seeing a few different things searching for the ear plugs, would you mind posting a link for me of quality plugs?

Anybody know anything better than those muffs? I need like double that plus earplugs.

He has 6 wounds, and I am curious about their specific placement as well. If you guys have an aversion to this, then so be it.

Because there are many of us here considering PRP, and I would like to know as thoroughly as possible what we would be getting in to; this includes the wounds and potentially permanent scarring. Did you by chance inquire to Shim about the blood drawn platelets? You said that he took a lot of...

@JohnAdams, Maybe you would consider getting your wife to take a picture of your puncture wounds and then upload it?

@JohnAdams, You have experienced fleeting tinnitus for a long time, it becoming shorter is the opposite of what I have experienced with healing. Although, in the very high frequencies, I have noticed some shorter occurrences; fleeting, fleeting tinnitus. I wonder in which register you are...

@JohnAdams, I am curious if you know which antibiotic and what dosage? If I am not mistaken, some antibiotics are known ototoxins; I imagine Shim would be aware of this and purposefully maneuver to avoid potential for ototoxicity? You have not seen your scars or wounds because they are...

@JohnAdams, Thanks for answering. I'm still curious about anesthetic and/or antibiotics regarding the pelvic procedure? Would you consider posting pictures of your scars so that we could know what we would be getting in to? Just to clarify, your fleeting tinnitus has not fluctuated at...

@JohnAdams Good job John. Good job. Have you experienced any “ear resets” or fleeting tinnitus after treatment? I know many of us associate that sensation with healing. If I am not mistaken, ATEOS experienced fleeting tinnitus after his stem cell treatment. If you have experienced this...