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I don't think hearing aid companies should be too concerned with OTO-413 as it addresses a condition not treatable by hearing aids: hidden hearing loss. Hearing aids only work when you've lost outer hair cells which are biological amplifiers. The hearing aids simply do the amplification. I...

sorry to resurrect an old thread- but i had the same question. seeing as this was asked 4 years ago i wondered if there has been any more discovery on this subject. or if it's still the same old anecdotes and conjecture.

@hans799 here’s what I got. 500mg bottle https://cbdbestoil.com/product/fullspectrum-flavored-tinctures/

I picked up a 30mL bottle containing 500mg. One dose is 1mL or about 16 to 17mg. Is that too low?

Anyone know if this brand is any good? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HZRJK6K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_tIXZEbK9MCB6D

i get it too sometimes.. it sort of undulates in tone. there's no rhyme or reason to the way tinnitus sounds. it's just the sound of overactive neural activity perceived as sound

I went shooting on Saturday and doubled up on hearing protection. I used those ear plugs as well as a set of smith and wesson shooting muffs on top of that. The rifle had a muzzle break which directs some of the gas back and is quite concussive. It gave me a delayed spike the next day and I'm...

I'm probably overthinking this. The earplugs I'm using are Howard Leight Super Leight (also known as MAX) shown here: https://www.earplugstore.com/holemaxuffop.html Here it is inserted as far as it will go. Does it look correct? Too deep? If I don't go as deep, it allows the flange to...

yikes.. well he didn't appear to be selling anything in those posts he linked.

why hasn't my ENT ever suggested this? they had to have heard of it.

Thanks @Michael Leigh - I will peruse the threads you have linked.

What really scared me was this article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2812055/ There are so many unknowns in this area.

My tinnitus appeared a few days after noise exposure. It has change a little bit since then (higher pitch, sometimes quieter, sometimes louder). The ENT prescribed prednisone when I saw them about a week after the tinnitus appeared. But I started getting racing thoughts and nausea. When I...

I've seen a lot of recommendations to not wear headphones - even at low volumes. What is the reasoning behind that? I understand the danger of having speakers right next to the ear because of the potential for them to be too loud. But if one is careful to keep the volume low, what other risks...

I've had a high pitch tinnitus (somewhere around 15kHz recently) for about 5 weeks. I notice that if I "bear down" it gets louder until I relax. Anyone else notice this? Some examples include lifting something heavy, biting hard into a tough piece of food, and most significantly pushing a...

Your avatar is quite apropos. I actually watched that movie the night before I woke up with tinnitus. Talk about a mindscrew.

Hi foam- It’s good to hear someone with a similar experience is slowly improving. One of my concerns is that it could get worse (or at least not improve) if I don’t do a steroid taper. I feel like I’m missing out on the benefits of it and often wonder if I should try toughing out the bad side...

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I had understood the dB rating as the amount of attenuation it provides to the noise. In my experience with ham radio and signal strength, dB just represents 10x the log of the ratio. Since it's logarithmic, an attenuation of say 20dB on a signal of say...

I'm usually pretty vigilant about hearing protection. I use it every time I mow the lawn. I use double (ear plugs plus earmuffs) at the shooting range. I've tried my best over the years to protect my hearing. I am currently 38. About a month ago I was in my neighbor's garage. I was helping...