Because you're haven't looked and only one other had a famously good reduction? There's many others but they're still anecdotes. About 24% seem to have what we can call a "great" reduction.
No I've actually been counting and keeping follow ups. Aside from PeterPan I have the most accurate states.
We certainly are way behind in lots of medical treatments. Many people overseas think we have a good healthcare system, we actually have a very fractured system.
Hey mate, I see I am in that list and I don't even have my Lenire yet...
Think you could probably also include @Clearance? Tinnitus resolved multiple times from Lenire / MuteButton.
I asked her if it was still gone but she hasn't gotten back to me yet. I might add her but right now I want to make absolutely sure that all the examples I pick are as solid as possible.
Sorry, It says EL BUZZ a. That seperate smaller list is my anecdotes list, which is second hand experiences of when people say they met someone who used Lenire and how they responded.
if that's the case they've either confirmed or disproved the hypothesis to the point where they didn't bother asking me about it in my initial appointment.
Yikes, mine tends to be in the teens or twenties. Still wanted to do Lenire though!
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Hi Glenn,
OK, fair enough. But how many of the 15 who said they had an improvement were sure about it?
But John, you said somewhere you can hear your tinnitus everywhere all the time (I imagine there will be a few exceptions to this). How can you manage to not feel bothered by it? I can hear mine everywhere all the time (shower included) and it is difficult not to feel screwed. In fact my expectation from Lenire is to stop hearing my tinnitus in some places. That would be enough for me to breathe.
I'm in the same boat symptomatically and sitting in a pub a stone's throw from Neuromod office I have the same hope as you that the treatment will grant me low enough tinnitus that I would not hear it while swimming or on a bike or watching tv. That being said I'll call it a success if it makes my milder days the norm.
It looks to me like Neuromod is doing kind of a Phase 2 and 3 for the FDA approval, but selling the stuff. Or maybe funding the R&D of the device with patients, and if they improve it is a "success story", otherwise, it was not the "right patient type".
I know you already said it somewhere but when can we expect the results of your study?
Do you have a link to that video or text comment by Dr. Shore? Would be interested to see it, thanks.
Look, do we want this thread to drop down and scrutinize each and every placebo case one by one? I acknowledged that that's where the subjectivity is gonna be but mocking me is not going to suddenly make me shift those 1s over to the improver column. A wishy washy "the tinnitus is still there but I'm just sorta, um, dealing with it better" report ain't an improver. It just doesn't cut the mustard. It's the same sort of thing you'd expect to see out of any sham treatment's testimonials (including, presumably, MuteButton, Lenire's disgraced predecessor). Then you have to factor in that the risk of disimprovement is just as great as (statistically significant) improvement, and nothing but Neuromod's reassurance that disimprovement is temporary vs. "permanent" improvement.
You're probably right... but even dealing with it better is still something I'd take. However, there are no guarantees you'd get even that amount of relief.
I fear this is more than likely closer to the reality of the situation.
Go for it, mate. Forget all the assumptions, conjectures and speculation posted here. That's just smoke. The only and ultimate way of settling the dust around Lenire working or not is trying it. What doesn't work for one may work for others. Being proactive is key here.
I'm struggling to think if there's a way to say this that will make you understand. It doesn't cut the mustard for you.
I see you on here minimising and hand waving away improvers as "placebo" and "wishy washy" but why is it that you fail to turn the same boundless skepticism towards the disimprovers?
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