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No I just cured my own tinnitus through research and understanding that tinnitus is a symptom, not a condition. Address the condition and it's highly likely your tinnitus will go completely. I've read endlessly into the various mechanisms that cause tinnitus and the ways it you can find relief...

He's denying that any supplements work at all so I called him out on it explaining how they can work for certain types of tinnitus. Read my post earlier in this thread. He also said it's "terrifying ENTs and doctors recommend lipoflavonoid" which is one of the worst things I've read on this...

@Contrast Are you going to reply to any of my posts calling you out or are you going to keep posting toxic nonsense on this forum? I don't understand the "tinnitus cure denying" belief on this forum. Its like you guys want to have T and refuse to believe people recover from it.

I should probably start every post on this site with how my tinnitus is 95%+ gone thanks to heavily researching into the causes of tinnitus and how you can treat it with supplements, diet and lifestyle changes. Although I think I'm just going to give up coming here all together trying to help...

Seeing as you tried to make fun of my recent posts I'll point out BTA really need to do some more research and are in no way a trustable resource if they don't even understand what those ingredients can go for tinnitus. Garlic is a known NO booster that has cured people's tinnitus. Plenty of...

The worst thing about tinnitus is what's worked for you is the complete opposite for me. Restricting Potassium + Calcium and taking Magnesium spikes my tinnitus. If I eat bananas and drink milk it reduces my tinnitus but eating sodium rich foods that compete and offset potassium raise my...

I just want to chime in again and say I got tinnitus from the SSRI Amitriptyline. From the papers I've read they say it messes with your bodies ability to produce Nitric Oxide(which helps blood flow) which then causes blood circulation problems. Vasoconstriction to your ears is a common cause...

I wonder how much of people getting relief from cutting down Gluten is from: Phytic Acid in grain which stops you from absorbing iron, zinc and calcium. Salt and sugary foods which can mess with your blood flow/pressure.

Unfortunately doctors and even ENTs have very little knowledge of tinnitus. When I first went to a doctor and told him I got ringing in my ears from taking Amitriptyline just said "no". I explained how the ringing went way down once I stopped and then came back several hours after taking it...

It is up and down but mostly low. If I restrict salt and sugar I don't hear it unless I'm in bed but my mind has adjusted now so I just ignore it at night. I work a physically intensive job and I've problems trying to keep weight on so restricting foods isn't easy for me. I often have no...

I think one of the first things people should have checked when they develop tinnitus is ear wax. Now I know there are many reports ear of people developing tinnitus from ear cleaning procedures buts it often the root cause. I knew someone who had tinnitus for 2 years and every doctor blamed it...

If your T is caused by muscle problems. Usually neck and jaw related then anything that calms and relaxes muscles could relieve your T. Thats a new one! But it makes sense if your T is caused by ear wax. Olive Oil is a common remedy for loosening ear wax.

Exactly. A good example of this is Aspirin. Aspirin can spike, cause, relieve and cure Tinnitus. This is why there will never be a universal cure for T because its a symptom, not a condition. There are so many different ways you can get T and an equal number of ways you can treat it.

It is not easy. If I had a slice of toast with butter before bread it would cause a small spike. If I had a salty tomato dish my whole head would be ringing. I just had to be super strict avoiding bread, butter, sauces, cooked meats, sweets etc as much as possible. It's crazy how much salt is in...

Turmeric in food often isn't enough. The easiest thing would be to try supplementing it and see how that affects your tinnitus level. Could your tinnitus also be due to high blood pressure?

Do you notice any spike or relief after you've taken Tramadol?

Ok so the opening post is a bit large. Here is my daily routine at the moment that is working very well. Breakfast - Porridge and a banana then NAC 600mg. 2 hours later a B-complex with a lot of water. I try to drink 5-6 litres a day. For lunch and dinner I try to avoid salty food as much as...

Hi, sorry for the late reply, super busy. I had to buy it from Ebay and have it shipped from Germany. I'm after running out so I'll see what happens now. All in my post. 11 months now.

Just something countless people have reported, try a google search. The way you notice T must be the same way you notice floaters. Whatever the reason.

Try Zinc Picolante in the evening and see what happens. There is a thread on here where a guy had noise damage and taking Zinc silenced his T after a few days. I was getting good results with Nac and B-vitamins but it always came back again in the evening. Soon as I took Zinc the next morning...

Most tinnitus treatments all do the same thing. For example Ginkgo Biloba, Bioflavonoids, aged garlic extract, curcumin/turmeric, NAC, Vitamin Bs etc work by increasing Nitric Oxide Production which boosts blood flow to the inner ear. You are taking a sentence I wrote out of context. Tinnitus...

600mg in the morning on an empty stomach with a B-complex and a pint of water.

I see this kind of super negative attitude all the time. I keep coming across so many people that just don't want to believe tinnitus can be relieved and cured. The evidence is right there with countless success stories but they choose not to believe it for whatever reason.

Google :) Countless stories, reviews and posts all available. B12 deficiency is a very common cause of tinnitus and supplementation cures it most of the time. Same with the effects of Bioflavonoids. Improving blood flow through nitric oxide production is one of the main ways people have lessened...

In early videos I watched they said the goal of Lenire was to get people back to work. It was never marketed directly as a cure.

Some food for thought: I got floaters about 2 months into having tinnitus. When my tinnitus spiked I noticed my floaters more. When I was having quiet days I wouldn't notice my floaters at all. It must be something in the brain that controls how you hear and notice things you shouldn't.

I posted here before saying NAC had a very noticeable effect on my tinnitus. I posted a success story with a lot of information on how I lowered my tinnitus. I don't use NAC anymore because I feel I don't need it anymore, plus I ran out and don't want to buy more lol...

I got Tinnitus from Amitriptyline last year and I've got it down to about <5%, you can read my story here: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/my-ototoxic-stress-induced-tinnitus-is-nearly-gone.38880/ I would not recommend taking Amitriptyline for Tinnitus because it is an ototoxic drug that...

Ginkgo Biloba works by increasing blood flow. It does this by increasing Nitric Oxide production. Nitric Oxide is a vasodilator meaning it causes blood vessels to relax. Many types of Tinnitus are caused by poor circulation to the inner ear or are lessened and even cured by increasing...

If it doesn't work for you it's snake oil. If it works for you it's a miracle cure. Looking at the ingredients it is basically just a B-Complex and Bioflavonoids. Both of those have been proven ways of lessening and even eliminating several types of tinnitus. The main way it works is increasing...

Short Version: I got tinnitus from taking medicine but I was also very stressed at the time. It went way down to a low hiss in my left ear during the summer last year after taking 600mg NAC, B-Complex and 22mg Zinc Picolinate but came back after a very stressful week and way to much sodium. It...

I'm going to try this again.... Opening poster got Tinnitus from taking a supplement that causes Glutamate to build up in the brain. Too much Glutamate can cause Tinnitus. Opening poster took a supplement that reduces glutamate. In a week it was gone. You can tell yourself all you want that...

No it's not possible it faded on its own in a week just as soon as he started taking these supplements despite having it for months. I'm not sure why so many members on this site always assume nothing works because it didn't work for them often branding the opening poster a lier, a shill or...

Hi all! No I haven't forgotten about you lot and no I haven't forgot about my tinnitus. It is up and down the whole time but as long as I heavily reduce salt it keeps it down. Going over 3mg of salt a day makes it noticeable. I'm positive it's a blood flow issue so I've ordered some Ginkgo 761...

Hi! I wanted to go on holiday and indulge myself with whatever food I wanted and be around loud noise before I made a post. I'm back a week and only had 1-2 days of noticeable tinnitus because I was hungover and very dehydrated but I got it back down. I keep second guessing myself when I do...

Aspirin is very high in salicylates which is what can cause tinnitus for people when they take it if they are affect by salicylates. I tried a salicylates free diet for 3-4 days and I was miserable on it. It didn't do anything but it ruled it out. Since then I know high quality fruit and...

That makes sense. Its a little annoying since people might pass over a thread not knowing it has a reply. How are you responding to the supplements? I should point out that Magnesium causes a very noticeable spike when I tried it. I tested it 3 times and every time an hour or two later my T...

If I log out and check my post above isn't there but I can see it now that I'm logged in. Whats going on? Why isn't my post viewable? I spent a long time writing it and its really putting me off contributing to this site again if my posts are hidden.

Like games or software the first few months of release is a public trial. By Christmas people will know if it works or not. I'm sure other countries are waiting for public results before they want it rolled out in their country. I read a good quote "You don't cure asthma, you treat it" and I...

^ This is precisely why it is so hard to find a tinnitus cure. Your tinnitus worsens when you take anything that improves blood circulation while mine greatly improves when I improve blood flow and reduce anything that restricts it. How did you get your tinnitus? Do you have high blood...

Ok long post but worth reading. I'm late to reply here because I went on holidays recently. I worked quite hard getting my tinnitus down as much as possible. As soon as I got to the airport I realised it wouldn't be possible to stick to a strict low sodium diet nor avoid loud noises so I said...

I got tinnitus from taking Amitriptyline which is a Tricyclic, I was taking a low does for pain for 2 weeks when my left ear started ringing. I stopped and it mostly went away a few days after. Came back when I tested it once again. Then set in constantly once I took a low dose of Valium and...

I will have to look into all of that. I read a lot of information about glutamate building up in the ear after noise trauma and causing damage to the hairs. Some theories suggest glutamate antagonists are effective at lowering tinnitus. Things like NAC and Ibuprofen but also alcohol and certain...

Could well be a reason! I haven't researched too much into that area. Tinnitus has a lot of reasons but increasing your circulatory system has been a tried and proven way of reducing and even curing tinnitus. With Curcumin/Tumeric people respond similarly to other aids like NAC/Ginko/flavanoids...

The public release is the biggest test for Lenire and could be seen as a public trial. This is the turning point in the research and development of devices for tinnitus but it will take time to get all the facts and info together. Anyone with Lenire, are you fully aware of all the things that...

No need to hope. I will :) I'm just doing more research and experimenting on myself before I start to post here. I wish I had a 100 people to do research with. I would dedicate my life to this condition if I could. Unfortunately I work 7 days a week, long hours and have a lot of hobbies so I...

Studies, trials, tests are largely pointless when it comes to tinnitus research and something people really shouldn't take as fact. If you take 100 people with high blood pressure causing their tinnitus and give them B12 you aren't going to yield a good result. Now if you have 100 people the...

If your tinnitus responds positively to increased blood circulation then a product like this could yield positive results. All three of the ingredients aid in blood flow. But all three of those compounds can be bought separately. All three together could give you a headache though. Better to...

Tumeric and Curcumin helps open blood vessels and improve blood circulation. Its kind of hard to find solid information what the exact cause of this is but my research is pointing me towards increasing the production of Nitric Oxide or making it last longer in your blood stream. Nitric Oxide is...

I had my appointment yesterday. It was the first day they were taking in public patients. They are a small business for now but have a lot of room to expand. I was one of the first in yesterday I think. The audiologist was lovely. I had a really nice chat about tinnitus, my medical history...

Most pharmacies, health stores and even big supermarket chains will stock these. Just make sure to get a high quality one from a reputable brand. I've stopped for the last few days to trial a B Complex supplement. I don't feel any bad side effects so I'll gradually start the NAC and ALCAR...

They can see my number is Irish so I would assume that would have helped in getting an early appointment. They didn't say much on the phone other than it would take about 90 minutes. It's a little expensive but it's also a comprehensive exam of your ears with a hearing test, neither of which...

I have an appointment next week. Like I said I'm from Ireland but mine is very mild, sometimes unnoticeable during the day. Most people here would probably consider themselves cured with mine and my heart goes out to you all. It just annoys me at night, mostly when I wake up and has a strange...

I have ototoxic caused tinnitus that has been gradually decreasing since I stopped any meds. I was advised to start taking NAC. I started with 600mg in the morning for four days. Then moved to 600mg morning and evening. After 2 days I felt I was having no side effects so I started taking 250mg...

Hi! I am from Ireland and I live near this building. I have mild tinnitus so I don't think I'll be accepted. By their 1-10 score I was a 1, maybe a 1.5. I don't think it's good for everyone to get their hopes up about being accepted but if anyone has any questions about the location of the...