Well in theory we already know that in the clinical trials 86% had an improvement and 66% had significant improvement. I would say this is a large amount taking into consideration that the trials had around 500 participants. I fully understand skepticism but to say this treatment will not work even before it is launched is rather pessimistic.
Did ACRN have two universities and a private enterprise all competing to develop and refine similar technology with clinical trials showing similar results?
Doubt it. Think you misunderstand, I'm not comparing it to Neuromod. Just saying getting past peer review isn't a rubber stamp of quality sadly.
It IS experimental. Lim's presentation makes that very clear, if you were not able to determine that already based on it going from two initial studies directly into release. A good example for why it's experimental is the way Lim explained how they changed the parameters around (ultimately even changing it in midstream). They are throwing a lot of stuff against the wall and seeing what sticks. Then if it sticks, they will maybe not ever know why, but they'll roll with it regardless.
I suspect she will no longer be able to talk about it because they all signed NDAs and I think she may inadvertently have broken hers.
You're absolutely right. I think it will work for many people. However I think compared to regenerative medicine it's pure nonsense. This will hit the market first though.
I think that's an understatement. And for that alone, it's not nonsense, unless you enjoy suffering indefinitely. IMHO, the odds of regenerative solution arriving on the scene soon enough to cause buyer's remorse on Lenire are remote.
I'm from Poland, a 3h flight away from Dublin. If it's no more than €3,000 EUR I'll go as soon as it is launched.
What people need to realise is this isn't being touted as a cure for all. It may not work for everyone and if you go in there looking like this is your last hope and all your hope is focused on this device I would be surprised if they gave you it. Imagine if it didn't work for you and you committed suicide, that would reflect badly on them.
Where did I miss them touting this as a cure for all? I honestly may have missed it...
It's not being touted as a cure. They are only saying it might provide a reduction or alleviation of symptoms for some. Only one woman in the testimonials stated that it eliminated her tinnitus. If it prevented tinnitus spikes, that would be a major victory for me, but I'm going in with an open mind.
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