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I just don’t understand how someone who can fairly adeptly debunk tinnitus supplements can be so lacking in self-awareness that he would think that this is appropriate. You’d think one of his employees or patients would have told him by now how incredibly sleazy these ads are.

He’s at it again, can’t miss out on this *checks notes*... Tinnitus Holiday Sale. I’m removing myself from their mailing list. Makes me sick to my stomach that I ever gave them a cent.

Both actually. On Clonazepam, I am less sensitive to sound, my middle ear muscles spasm less, and my tinnitus is less intrusive. As much as I resent the overemphasis on the lymbic system by most TRT-adjacent theorists and practitioners, the correlation is undeniable. And I don’t mean to say...

I generally take 1 mg. I’m prescribed 2 mg, but cut them in half so I don’t have to keep going to my GP’s office for refills.

I used to only take it on weekends and Wednesdays. I managed that for quite a while, now I take it every other day, sometimes every day if I’m feeling crummy enough.

Cheers to that. I’ve mostly lost hope that I will improve, but who knows. Stranger things have happened.

I’m sorry to hear about your experience. Personally Clonazepam has been more helpful to me than any sort of behavioral intervention — I often feel like I’m too good at argumentation to not deconstruct the “conventional wisdom” of CBT/TRT. I’m aware of the risk of dependency; I think I manage my...

This is more of an indictment of the barely-existent standard of care for tinnitus/hyperacusis patients than anything else.

New here, hate talking or even thinking about my hyperacusis and (relatively mild) tinnitus so I don’t plan to stay long, but I wanted to share an ad that Treble Health put out. It really rubbed me the wrong way. They decided it would be fruitful to offer tinnitus maskers at a discount — so...