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Wow! This one is rather mind-blowing. I've just had conversations with two people about how microdosing Psilocybin for a month or two greatly helped their depression. Paul Stamets claims that microdosing has more positive long-term effects than taking a larger dose. I haven't touched the...

Wow, that's freaking awesome!

You might change your mind about how appropriate his comment is after a few weeks of listening to Tinnitus Mix. Please be sure to report your results.

Good luck with finding the right volume to play it. The volume changes drastically throughout the recording. The low parts are silent if you set the volume low at the peak. If you put the volume a bit higher, then it's hard to sleep. After several weeks of trying, I found the whole thing...

I agree. Self-reporting isn't going to get it done. Four years ago, when I tried Tinnitus Mix, I thought my tinnitus was fluctuating daily. It took me a while to realize that my tinnitus doesn't fluctuate at all, but my perception of it does depend on a number of things, mostly having to do with...

Tinnitus Mix is a cutting-edge industrial/comedy album that deserves a Grammy. If you believe laughter is medicine, then go for it.

What doesn't outperform CBT?

Throbbing Gristle is easy listening compared to Tinnitus Mix. I'll never again listen to it through headphones while I'm try sleep, but I'm certainly going to keep it in my collection. Desperation makes us humans do silly things.

It helped me by making me laugh at myself by trying something so ridiculous. That's when I realized that chasing cures for something incurable causes more anxiety and just makes things worse. Once I just went back to my normal routine and bad habits, I started sleeping again without the aid of...

If Hugo Peris is right, then the injection itself doesn't hit the mark much of the time.

I don't have MS but I know people who do. Apparently, they have more faith in it than they have in FX-345. Makes sense from a drug delivery and testing standpoint. A single oral dose and some imaging compared to drugs that may not even be hitting the target. As much as it pains me, I understand...

Some people thought computers could never be faster than 200 MHz, never mind fit inside of our pockets. That wasn't all that long ago. I thought I was a negative person, until I joined this forum. Being in reality does not mean being unreasonably skeptical. Maybe White Lab has it figured out...

They've already dosed several people with FX-345 and they're not going to collect any data. How much more money does it take for a few hearing tests on a handful of people? Was that really going to break the bank?

I was banking more on FX-345 working, FX-322 seemed like a long shot. Hopefully their MS drug works, there's way too many people who suffer from it. Then maybe they can return to hearing restoration with a load of cash to do so.

It seems the only thing Otonomy is able to clearly demonstrate is their inability to get their drugs over the finish line. I'm glad I only lost a few hundred dollars. What I haven't lost is hope. Thank you everyone who has contributed time and knowledge to this thread and the research threads in...

When I first found myself on this forum, I was desperate like everyone else. I have some Koss headphones (for Tinnitus Mix) sitting on a shelf in my bedroom to remind myself of that desperation. I would have done anything, including taking a dangerous drug to get rid of it. Three months later I...

I'm one of the few on here that can live with my tinnitus. I'm more interested, at this point in time, in hearing restoration since I know that my hearing will only get worse as time passes. Also, I generally don't like the idea of being on a prescription drug if I can help it. That's why I...

I am also patiently waiting for FREQ to hit bottom so I can make a larger purchase. It's a tricky game, that's for sure.

My ENT suggested aviation earplugs, but I haven't flown/tried them yet. Eargasm makes nice plugs.

FX-322 induces an asymmetrical division of cells creating both a new hair cell and a new progenitor cell.

Considering that everyone on this thread thought that there'd be no positive news coming from the severe trial, it's actually pretty positive and a step in the right direction.

Here's a qoute by SoundBound in his Success Story post. "R. David Case Tinnitus Mix sound file - definitely worth a shot if you don't have hyperacusis. Seemed to work the first time around at first but second time I tried it about a year later didn't have the same effect." Not exactly...

I used it for six weeks, have you? Maybe you should try it and get back to us. I can't control other people's word choices and although I understand your point about bashing, the real issue right now is his latest claim. Has he really helped a third of the patients Dr. De Ridder has sent to him...

Asking for verification is not bashing. Pointing out that this sound file was invented to be a tin foil hat to stop satellites from scanning brains, is not bashing. He made this statement "I have helped a third patient of Dr. De Ridder's greatly reduce their tinnitus and he wants me to work with...

I've read at least 80% of this thread. The first ten pages are incredibly funny and there's a fun filled link. Follow it and there's a treasure trove of comedic material. Here's a fantastic qoute by Case. "The CD works best when played all night every night while sleeping on head phones that go...

I strongly disagree. Case just made some more claims he's not willing to back up and tried to dismiss us as trolls. This is coming from a man who didn't realize there's a Success Stories section. As for myself, I don't mind being proven wrong, I get to laugh at myself and learn something, but so...

I guess that proves it. Time to blow the dust off the Koss headphones.

Are there actually people on here who haven't checked out Success Stories? I think that pretty much sums it up. He seems to do zero follow up. I also find it amusing that he thinks people don't see or pay attention to the Success Story section. It's one of the first things I checked out during...

They would post in the Success Stories if this worked beyond a short term placebo effect. The fact that there isn't one Tinnitus Mix success story posted in that section is a valid point that I'm sure Mr Case will not accept. People will come back after a successful mushroom trip but they...

Tinnitus Mix cures schizophrenia.

I agree, with the exception of a situation where a large truck is about to back into you and you don't hear the beeps.

Looks like the ear fertilizer needs a little time to get the lawn growing. Today is a good day.

Way more people than 19 tried this and for most of us it didn't work. That statement alone should make people pause. There were a few days that I thought that it might be working, but it didn't offer me any long term relief except for comic relief. After i laughed I started to be able to accept...

What do you mean? My new improved version works fantascially well, now that I've added a laugh track.

85-90 dB takes about eight hours to cause damage. 80 dB and under is completely safe. There are numerous graphs online if you look it up.

I never should have used this. I want my phantom voices back.

Settles or occurs? How could anyone really know since hearing regeneration hasn't been done yet, which is the ultimate test. As impressive as his TED Talk is, theories aren't facts.

I've had this same thought, that's why the whole idea of tinnitus being stuck in the brain doesn't seem right to me.

And ten years later a light bub was invented that lasted too long and planned obsolence was born. I really don't understand Glenn's argument. According to my researcher friend, small molecules are found all the time that can switch on progenitor cells but the problem is always delivery and...

Lightning struck 150 yards from me. Boom!

As a daily reader of this thread, that's what it looks like to me.

Loss of what? Frequency Therapeutics still has money and the only thing that's been proven is that their FX-322 doesn't work well in its current form. Maybe it doesn't work at all but until they reformulate the gel and get better penetration, how can we know.

A number of people have reported negative changes but he ignores all bad results.

When my tinnitus first increased a year and a half ago I quit marijuana for about two months. Quitting made my life worse overall and I was heading towards other chemical sleep aids. I gradually started again, first by attaining some CBD/THC keef and then after about two months I moved back on...

Yep, you guys are always right on the mark. That's why I'm on still on this forum and still reading this thread everyday. Thank you.

Does Otonomy have the funds to complete their trials? It would be a shame if they went under.

I did ok with J&J. Fever for a few hours but no worsenening of tinnitus.

I almost sent them an email telling them I'd rather lose my money with FREQ than sell my soul to a bunch of evil lawyers. I stopped myself, but maybe I'll do it today.

It's extremely hard to be reasonable and care about the science and the bigger picture when you're desperate. It wouldn't surprise me if it was a large number of people who lied. Do many people sign up as guinea pigs for any type of experimental drug strictly for science, without some great...

I hate to state a truism here but, failure is part of success. I also think that the writing was on the wall the minute they started looking to hire a scientist to help developing a new delivery method/hydrogel. The positive is that they'll be able to learn and design both better studies and...

It wouldn't surprise me if Mr Messiah complex was behind a few of these posts. It's kind of funny how anecdotal evidence seems to only work in one direction when it comes to Tinnitus Mix. He won't even do a survey.

I love how he doesn't advertise all the people who have said that Tinnitus Mix either made their tinnitus worse, or that didn't help at all. But if you believe that your tinnitus was caused by secret government weapons rather than a way too noisy world, then I guess you've come to the right...

The file is already in digital form and any decent sound software can analyze frequencies above 20 kHz. I can do it with Adobe Audition. But what the hell, maybe I'll give Tinnitus Mix another try. But if my tinnitus gets worse I'm going to sue you.

I didn't believe I'd get used to tinnitus, but I did and it only took months, not a year or years. You'll be ok.

I'm pretty sure someone on this thread posted a frequency analysis of Tinnitus Mix and found that there are no frequencies above 20 kHz.

I got away with doing what you did at least a thousand times over before it caught up with me. Concerts, West African drumming, grass mowing and a few raves in the 90's, all without any ear protection. Did quite a bit of LSD also. I was lucky for a long time and only got mild tinnitus, but when...

Yes, but presently I have few health problems besides tinnitus which I managed to get somewhat used to. 14 months ago when my tinnitus first increased and my body was still in pain from Lyme disease I had no idea how I was going to continue living.

They're going to have a tough time finding participants since floaters are a disqualifier.

That's a loaded question. Now expect a load of bull... I'd like to see the results of a poll. If I didn't have a self deprecating sense of humor I'd be ashamed of myself for trying this nonsense. But if you want to try to sleep through sounds of industrial madness then you've come to the right...

I don't care that it didn't work for me. I nearly laughed myself out of bed when I finally admitted to myself how silly the whole thing is and sounds. David Case invented this to stop satellites from probing brains and I was freaked out enough to try it. Bought the headphones and everything...