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Will wind down MPP today with an excellent quote about tinnitus and the brain and mind: "This is a hardware problem, not a software problem."
So sayeth our local FX Therapeutics prophet Sir JohnAdams.
So sayeth our local FX Therapeutics prophet Sir JohnAdams.
PetitGarsTimide
Member
- Jan 6, 2018
- 225
- Tinnitus Since
- 2016
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Dumb teenager who listened to loud music everytime
>be me
>develop tinnitus
>create an account on a tinnitus forum to ask a simple question
>end up lead singer in a band on the other side of the world with a bunch of strangers
PetitGarsTimide
Member
- Jan 6, 2018
- 225
- Tinnitus Since
- 2016
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Dumb teenager who listened to loud music everytime
Okay everything I'm posting is the way I see it,
The hyperacusis network is shilling for TRT and Jastreboff and they incorrectly classify conditions.
http://www.hyperacusis.net/what-is-it/4-types-of-sound-sensitivity/
The word hyperacusis is a generic word for many conditions that cause loudness amplification or ear pain.
1: Noxacusis (hyperacusis with pain)
Take note they shill for TRT and Jastreboff and don't mention any actual research or even that this form of hyperacusis is related to pain and ear fullness.
Recruitment and Hyper-sensitive hearing
( loudness without pain hyperacusis)
I believe 2: and 3: are the same condition
I believe recruitment is more severe in hearing loss then it is autism. But autism shows the brain can act as an internal hearing amplifier. Regardless I still don't know, these could be two separate conditions to add more confusion.
Misophonia and Phonophobia
(fear and annoyance by noise that is psychological)
The hyperacusis network is shilling for TRT and Jastreboff and they incorrectly classify conditions.
http://www.hyperacusis.net/what-is-it/4-types-of-sound-sensitivity/
The word hyperacusis is a generic word for many conditions that cause loudness amplification or ear pain.
1: Noxacusis (hyperacusis with pain)
Take note they shill for TRT and Jastreboff and don't mention any actual research or even that this form of hyperacusis is related to pain and ear fullness.
Recruitment and Hyper-sensitive hearing
( loudness without pain hyperacusis)
I believe 2: and 3: are the same condition
I believe recruitment is more severe in hearing loss then it is autism. But autism shows the brain can act as an internal hearing amplifier. Regardless I still don't know, these could be two separate conditions to add more confusion.
Misophonia and Phonophobia
(fear and annoyance by noise that is psychological)
- Jul 21, 2013
- 842
- Tinnitus Since
- 01/2013
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Acoustic trauma from headphones
wrap your heads around this one.
from the fx 322 patent:
"
The cochlea relies heavily on all present cell types, and the organization of these cells is important to their function. As supporting cells play an important role in neurotransmitter cycling and cochlear mechanics. Thus, maintaining a rosette patterning within the organ of Corti may be important for function. Cochlear mechanics of the basilar membrane activate hair cell transduction. Due to the high sensitivity of cochlear mechanics, it is also desirable to avoid masses of cells. In all, maintaining proper distribution and relation of hair cells and supporting cells along the basilar membrane, even after proliferation, is likely a desired feature for hearing as supporting cell function and proper mechanics is necessary for normal hearing.
In one embodiment of the present disclosure, the cell density of hair cells in a cochlear cell population is expanded in a manner that maintains, or even establishes, the rosette pattern characteristic of cochlear epithelia."
https://patents.google.com/patent/US9968615B2/en
Does this mean they have been doing advanced, proprietary research into this? As in things that will make this super badass that they haven't revealed? How do you control the patterning of regrown hair cells?
from the fx 322 patent:
"
The cochlea relies heavily on all present cell types, and the organization of these cells is important to their function. As supporting cells play an important role in neurotransmitter cycling and cochlear mechanics. Thus, maintaining a rosette patterning within the organ of Corti may be important for function. Cochlear mechanics of the basilar membrane activate hair cell transduction. Due to the high sensitivity of cochlear mechanics, it is also desirable to avoid masses of cells. In all, maintaining proper distribution and relation of hair cells and supporting cells along the basilar membrane, even after proliferation, is likely a desired feature for hearing as supporting cell function and proper mechanics is necessary for normal hearing.
In one embodiment of the present disclosure, the cell density of hair cells in a cochlear cell population is expanded in a manner that maintains, or even establishes, the rosette pattern characteristic of cochlear epithelia."
https://patents.google.com/patent/US9968615B2/en
Does this mean they have been doing advanced, proprietary research into this? As in things that will make this super badass that they haven't revealed? How do you control the patterning of regrown hair cells?
Mr Worried
Member
- Sep 9, 2017
- 199
- Tinnitus Since
- august 2017-july 2018
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Ripped the tag off a mattress
lolz, that's bourke street. I was there a few days ago
Haven't seen him there before though
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