Frequency Therapeutics — Hearing Loss Regeneration
- Thread starter RB2014
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Member- Apr 30, 2014
- 533
- Tinnitus Since
- 04/2014 (many increases since then)
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Progressive hearing loss / noise / ETD
You can walk there and tell them to please give their news soon on behalf of all of us.
All they would need is a 90dB siren and you and your army would be running for the earplug station.
It's called LRAD.
*SOUND WARNING IN THE VIDEO TURN DOWN YOUR VOLUME*
Whoever approved this for use against civilians deserves (_______)-fill in the blank.
Sorry, but those weren't just peaceful protestors. Those were rioters who destroyed stuff at the G20 Summit and some were running amok.
I believe it was used fairly. There is a difference between someone getting tinnitus innocently from listening to music or chemotherapy, and someone who is a criminal who had their ears damaged in the process.
Holy shit dude. Talk about the punishment not fitting the crime. Essentially a "life sentence" of a psychoogically tormenting affliction for rioting?
I agree, they all deserve to die. I for one welcome my globalist masters making big decisions about world governance behind closed doors. How dare these scumbags even question it.
I'm again starting to wonder if the root of most of our cases is simply a loss of input from destroyed haircells and FX-322 will heal us almost totally. Why wouldn't this be the case? I am seriously asking for someone to shoot that notion down.
JohnK
Member
- Nov 10, 2015
- 311
- Tinnitus Since
- 10/26/2015 (habituated) 5/13/2019
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Doxycycline (2015) Otimize ear drops [neomycin] (2019)
Here are some random spitball ideas:
- FX-322 heals some, but not all (or enough) hair cells to dampen tinnitus
- It could be unequal in results for different causes of hair loss (noise vs ototoxicity vs infection vs age vs idiopathic)
- We don't have any proof restoring hearing would undo the physical changes in the brain that are the manifestation of tinnitus
- Aug 28, 2019
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What about if there were innocent people in the area or journalists? What about young kids who may have strayed into the line of fire as it were?
Coleoptere
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I may be optimistic but I think GenVec/Novartic (CGF166), Frequency and Audion work on the assumption that that is the case. And they are in a far better position to judge it than us, with a lot of data from their tests etc.
So my Q would be: what data do we have to support that it is not the case?
Hope that makes sense.
To all of you-
Do you really believe that your loud tinnitus is caused by max 10 dB hearing loss on 8 kHz+?
Do you really believe that it causes your brain to change?
Then I have bad news for you. FX -322 and any other drug based on growing new hair cells won't help you.
Do you really believe that your loud tinnitus is caused by max 10 dB hearing loss on 8 kHz+?
Do you really believe that it causes your brain to change?
Then I have bad news for you. FX -322 and any other drug based on growing new hair cells won't help you.
Right, but we know that when hair cells are regenerated that the nerves regrow and reconnect. It seems like the only part of the system that doesn't heal on its own is the hair cell. I am hoping that the regeneration of the hair cells will cause a downstream healing of all of the other systems.
Shiiiittttttttt pooopy pop drops, this thread, much like this forum, has its ebbs and tides and different flows. Laypeople, undoubtedly very smart, have all earned their PhDs in hyper speculation mixed with a healthy dose of cynicism, myself included, but I remain an optimist.
Speaking for myself and a few others with freaking bad hearing loss, enough to warrant CI and running after that, hearing aids, I am freaking hopeful this drug will help us. "Cautiously optimistic" , was the phrasing a fellow sufferer used. Don't want to jump off a bridge if the goop doesn't work.
For those with hearing loss, noise induced in many cases, it's a decent hopeful gamble to speculate it may reduce a persons tinnitus much as hearing aids do for "some people".
"It's not hearing loss, it's nerve damage", a member said, thanks Einstein.
We may be witnessing a medical breakthrough and medical marvel brought to us by some of the best minds in the game.
I try and dampen my optimism, so I won't be heartbroken, but it's really a struggle for me and need to calm my shit down.
I remain hopeful that this drug will help restore hearing, and will as an added bonus help reduce some folks' tinnitus.
We have nothing at this moment in history, except personal coping strategies to deal with our afflictions. This could be a great break for us, and if it worked for a person who doesn't qualify for neuromodulation because of hearing loss, could then hypothetically be able to benefit from bimodal neuromoduation.
Whoever said there will be one fix for tinnitus?
Is it not possible a combination of therapies at this juncture in history may work?
Love you FX, I remain a loyal groupie despite my best efforts.
Speaking for myself and a few others with freaking bad hearing loss, enough to warrant CI and running after that, hearing aids, I am freaking hopeful this drug will help us. "Cautiously optimistic" , was the phrasing a fellow sufferer used. Don't want to jump off a bridge if the goop doesn't work.
For those with hearing loss, noise induced in many cases, it's a decent hopeful gamble to speculate it may reduce a persons tinnitus much as hearing aids do for "some people".
"It's not hearing loss, it's nerve damage", a member said, thanks Einstein.
We may be witnessing a medical breakthrough and medical marvel brought to us by some of the best minds in the game.
I try and dampen my optimism, so I won't be heartbroken, but it's really a struggle for me and need to calm my shit down.
I remain hopeful that this drug will help restore hearing, and will as an added bonus help reduce some folks' tinnitus.
We have nothing at this moment in history, except personal coping strategies to deal with our afflictions. This could be a great break for us, and if it worked for a person who doesn't qualify for neuromodulation because of hearing loss, could then hypothetically be able to benefit from bimodal neuromoduation.
Whoever said there will be one fix for tinnitus?
Is it not possible a combination of therapies at this juncture in history may work?
Love you FX, I remain a loyal groupie despite my best efforts.
I put all my eggs in one basket. I'm all in on FX-322. It helps me get out of bed in the morning. I thought about that exact scenario, damage elsewhere which can't be repaired anytime soon... My only hope is that my mild tinnitus (audible in quiet rooms) is caused by my minor hearing loss (about 5 dB across almost the board up to 8 kHz). Or at least, I hope, that hearing restoration will fix this ringing caused by fans, and fridges etc...
This thought crossed my mind. I recall watching a video in which scientists helped the body heal Target A and they were shocked that the body then healed Target B and C.
**I will search for the video, but this was many years ago, if someone knows of a similar study, please do tell**
F@*k yes I do. My tinnitus started IMMEDIATELY after an acoustic trauma event and has been raging for the last 10 months.
JohnK
Member
- Nov 10, 2015
- 311
- Tinnitus Since
- 10/26/2015 (habituated) 5/13/2019
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Doxycycline (2015) Otimize ear drops [neomycin] (2019)
Right exactly, they are perhaps part of a different subtype with a different etiology.
That's the one beauty of medicine, especially on this scale... it either works or doesn't. That's a lotttttt of money they're betting with. I have confidence thus far.
Yep that's all it takes. 10 dB at 8 kHz can get it started. The anxiety associated with the tinnitus for the first time can get it to ramp up super loud. Then loss of sleep, then more anxiety, then more tinnitus... Raging tinnitus on a 10 dB hearing loss... Maybe add a little caffeine or nicotine to ramp it up a little more...
Then after months and months, If you can control the anxiety and do all the things we tell you to get better, you can get it down to a light whisper if you're lucky but at that point it's probably never going away unless you can get your 10 dB back.
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