MemberIf this is patentable, Minbo Shim holds the patent already, in America, Russia, and South Korea. What would there be to invest in? More clinics? Perhaps. Plus they've already sank major funds into these other things.
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Thanks. The issue I'm having is that button (the unignnore version) is missing for me on at least one member that I currently ignore.
- Feb 17, 2017
- 10,400
- Tinnitus Since
- February, 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Acoustic Trauma
Serious fermentation, actually it's intoxicating , wow......nice find Chief Science Officer
Guys I literally just doaxed another scammer who already has a thread here.
Get ready tomorrow is gonna be lit af
Get ready tomorrow is gonna be lit af
What's wrong with being rude to women? Being rude to men is fine? just be nice to everyone
Ah. Well Neuromod, even if it works for tinnitus does not fix ears unfortunately. It's a neuromodulator, no effect on aural hair cells or the like.
I know, but it could tide us over for FX.
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Neuromod will be great, but curing hearing loss will be the breakthrough. It'll be great not just for us with tinnitus, but our ageing population, too. The CEOs of Amplifon, Phonak and Widex will commit ritual suicide if FX-322 works.
what idiot considers that to be the entirery of the Internet?
Facebook is entirely normie net bullshit I never go there.
Reddit is enjoyable once in a while
Youtube however is the majority of the Internet due to it's billions of videos.
Those websites are mainstream normie sites.
When you are desperate enough to try snake oil but the doctors haven't even heard of it?
Everyone in the US knows the VA treats veterans like shit but perhaps this is a good thing since TRT is insufficient.
Okay I exposed, phytage labs (tinnitus911)
There manager, His name's George btw, I just need to compile more information before I drop bombs in that thread.
There manager, His name's George btw, I just need to compile more information before I drop bombs in that thread.
- Jan 17, 2019
- 112
- Tinnitus Since
- 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Unknown (possibly withdrawal-induced)
I'm laughing here...
If only you knew what sort of organizations and special interest groups study forums - and threads - like this one (and why)!
Now, you sound like you're actually serious. But how in the world would you guys know who visits this forum/thread?
- Jan 17, 2019
- 112
- Tinnitus Since
- 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Unknown (possibly withdrawal-induced)
Think bigger.
Never underestimate how much money some people spend on due diligence...
Billionaire spends $35M to investigate $400K wine fraud
When he discovered the wine he paid $400,000 for was not really owned by Thomas Jefferson, billionaire Bill Koch spent $35 million to investigate and confront the fraudsters
That's for wine.
WINE.
Now, suppose there is someone who fits this character profile... but instead of being aggravated by a fake wine peddler... he/she is aggravated by a chronic medical condition that causes constant ringing/buzzing in the ears...
And suppose this person wants a cure ASAP.
What happens?
He/she puts his/her best people on it. People who are hired (often on retainer) to find things. Anything. Anything.
He/she tells these people: $100 million. Cure or bust. Looking for some horses to back. Find me my jockey(s). You have until EOY.
Do you think these people come back and tell him/her to write a blank cheque to TRT or CBT research?
Are you f-ing kidding me? (Another reason I was laughing.........)
Or would this person expect a list of private sector companies and mechanisms - vetted/dissected by a community of human "BS detectors" who are not beholden to special interests............
Are you connecting the dots?
Forgive me for being so cryptic.
To answer your question, I personally know people who are in this line of work and I remain in close contact with them. For a variety of reasons. (No, it is not me. I have no interests or agenda here other than keeping my finger on the pulse of tinnitus cure-related news and information. And the memes, I stay for the memes.)
Another example, unrelated to what I've just explained:
[edit: removed example, not necessary/tangential to discussion]
These people do not care about credentials as much as some would believe.
These people trust markets of ideas where information can flow and be tested - sink or swim. Publicly, they will not say anything that rubs up against the establishment. Privately, they are frustrated by the "bloated" and ineffective bureaucracies (this applies to charities and foundations, too!).
You would be surprised where these people (or, rather, their "hired finders") get their information from, why, and how sophisticated the methodology is.
I could write about this topic for a LONG time.
But I will need to cut this short... and just quietly chuckle to myself when I read uninformed / "authoritative" statements about how much weight certain opinions carry......
tl;dr you never know who is watching or the resources they can commit behind one tiny idea or opinion
Well, if you need a chief science officer I know where you can find one.Think bigger.
Never underestimate how much money some people spend on due diligence...
Billionaire spends $35M to investigate $400K wine fraud
When he discovered the wine he paid $400,000 for was not really owned by Thomas Jefferson, billionaire Bill Koch spent $35 million to investigate and confront the fraudsters
That's for wine.
WINE.
Now, suppose there is someone who fits this character profile... but instead of being aggravated by a fake wine peddler... he/she is aggravated by a chronic medical condition that causes constant ringing/buzzing in the ears...
And suppose this person wants a cure ASAP.
What happens?
He/she puts his/her best people on it. People who are hired (often on retainer) to find things. Anything. Anything.
He/she tells these people: $100 million. Cure or bust. Looking for some horses to back. Find me my jockey(s). You have until EOY.
Do you think these people come back and tell him/her to write a blank cheque to TRT or CBT research?
Are you f-ing kidding me? (Another reason I was laughing.........)
Or would this person expect a list of private sector companies and mechanisms - vetted/dissected by a community of human "BS detectors" who are not beholden to special interests............
Are you connecting the dots?
Forgive me for being so cryptic.
To answer your question, I personally know people who are in this line of work and I remain in close contact with them. For a variety of reasons. (No, it is not me. I have no interests or agenda here other than keeping my finger on the pulse of tinnitus cure-related news and information. And the memes, I stay for the memes.)
Another example, unrelated to what I've just explained:
[edit: removed example, not necessary/tangential to discussion]
These people do not care about credentials as much as some would believe.
These people trust markets of ideas where information can flow and be tested - sink or swim. Publicly, they will not say anything that rubs up against the establishment. Privately, they are frustrated by the "bloated" and ineffective bureaucracies (this applies to charities and foundations, too!).
You would be surprised where these people (or, rather, their "hired finders") get their information from, why, and how sophisticated the methodology is.
I could write about this topic for a LONG time.
But I will need to cut this short... and just quietly chuckle to myself when I read uninformed / "authoritative" statements about how much weight certain opinions carry......
tl;dr you never know who is watching or the resources they can commit behind one tiny idea or opinion
ajc
Member
- Feb 6, 2018
- 1,170
- Tinnitus Since
- 11/2002; spike 2009; worse 2017-18
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Loud music - noise damage
Looks like PRP is unregulated, therefore, if we could find an ENT or ENTs here in America that were willing to do the injections then we could just get it done! If I get positive results, then there is no reason to wait. I've already personally validated its safety.
US definitions, current use, and FDA stance on use of platelet-rich plasma in sports medicine.
"Under these regulations, certain products including blood products such as PRP are exempt and therefore do not follow the FDA's traditional regulatory pathway that includes animal studies and clinical trials."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25268794
US definitions, current use, and FDA stance on use of platelet-rich plasma in sports medicine.
"Under these regulations, certain products including blood products such as PRP are exempt and therefore do not follow the FDA's traditional regulatory pathway that includes animal studies and clinical trials."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25268794
- Jan 17, 2019
- 112
- Tinnitus Since
- 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Unknown (possibly withdrawal-induced)
- Jan 17, 2019
- 112
- Tinnitus Since
- 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Unknown (possibly withdrawal-induced)
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