Kain
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- March, 2018
- Cause of Tinnitus
- excessive loud music through earbuds
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MemberI don't think that FX-322 and Lenire are going to treat the same types of cases.
Lenire goes after hyperactive dorsal cochlear nucleus gremlins and FX-322 regenerates hair cells. However, I dunno.
Go look into the Sound Pharmaceuticals stuff. They certainly have explained a few more pieces of the puzzle.
I'm also excited for Elon Musk's Neuralink, only issue is it's years away. Really makes you wonder what if you were just born just 10 years later. BCIs will probably be the nail in the coffin for Tinnitus.
I think we will have most cases cured in the 2020s.
I'll go check into Sound Pharmaceuticals stuff. Haven't seen what they're doing yet.
ajc
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- Feb 6, 2018
- 1,170
- Tinnitus Since
- 11/2002; spike 2009; worse 2017-18
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Loud music - noise damage
I hate some aspects of the modern internet so much!
I view a website with Chrome/Firefox and it ask with a pop up-esque window if I want to display notifications. The site has it's own page locking disclaimer about accepting cookies before I continue. The layout of the website is flat and compact and it doesn't indicate always what is clickable as skeumorphic design is long dead. Disorganized text everywhere.
I can't take it, where did things go wrong? Firefox's reader mode is a cool solution but it doesn't work on every website but I really like the concept. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-reader-view-clutter-free-web-pages
Industry standards won't change anytime soon (if ever). They just update new features because they are bored. When technology can't innovate it just adds useless clutter. This complaint has to do with my ADHD brain not RAM/processing power.
I view a website with Chrome/Firefox and it ask with a pop up-esque window if I want to display notifications. The site has it's own page locking disclaimer about accepting cookies before I continue. The layout of the website is flat and compact and it doesn't indicate always what is clickable as skeumorphic design is long dead. Disorganized text everywhere.
I can't take it, where did things go wrong? Firefox's reader mode is a cool solution but it doesn't work on every website but I really like the concept. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-reader-view-clutter-free-web-pages
Industry standards won't change anytime soon (if ever). They just update new features because they are bored. When technology can't innovate it just adds useless clutter. This complaint has to do with my ADHD brain not RAM/processing power.
What John said about Curcumin is quite shockingly true, back when my T was still bad it lowered mine tremendously.
Really makes me think what the medical community has been doing all these years.... It's a shame we as sufferers have had to be the ones to find stopgap measures.
Even if they develop TNF A inhibitors designed for the inner ear, it's gonna be years before the FDA allows it to come to market(even if it's fast tracked).
I'm just glad Weed and NAD+ work for me XD
@JohnAdams you mentioned DCN and the first article I read is an interesting one. Anything new or noteworthy here?
Bilateral Dorsal Cochlear Nucleus Lesions Prevent Acoustic-Trauma Induced Tinnitus in an Animal Model
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10162-011-0290-3
I don't even know what the above image is showing.
Bilateral Dorsal Cochlear Nucleus Lesions Prevent Acoustic-Trauma Induced Tinnitus in an Animal Model
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10162-011-0290-3
I don't even know what the above image is showing.
Well, the first sentence gives me great hope that hearing loss drugs will help.
"Animal experiments suggest that chronic tinnitus ("ringing in the ears") may result from processes that overcompensate for lost afferent input."
September 10th(?). They are going to say fx-322 showed significant improvements in hearing scores compared with placebo. Then they will announce the beginning of a phase 2b study. I HIGHLY doubt they will say anything about tinnitus.
So we all might have perfect hearing from fx-322 does that mean we will be able to hear are tinnitus better?
No if anything it will decrease tinnitus or keep it the same. A big question that needs to be answered is: Is tinnitus mostly caused from hair cell damage? Or more specifically, are the changes in our nerves associated with the development of tinnitus always associated with a loss of the hair cell?
Do always. I was advocating large doses but have decreased my doasage to 500mg- 1000mg (from 12,000 mg).
I have also added Spirulina and ECGC in normal doses.
I have a long complex story of my tinnitus getting better, worse, then an experimental and unapproved stem cell therapy that seems to taken two loud tones away leaving only this one high frequency sound behind. I have also experienced additional acoustic traumas, but overall, I am much better than I was before.
Taking curcumin at night basically takes me to silence most of the time but it definitely comes back and I experience noise sensitivity sometimes.
- Aug 3, 2019
- 30
- Tinnitus Since
- 1/1/15
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Working aircraft on tarmacs
Sorry guys I've been gone from MPP, I'm busy with other computer things, Someone needs to take my place. Too many NIT new comers are falling for the same crap.
I'll still pop in and out but ever since I completely dissected the Sparkhealth scammers I felt satisfied. I felt rewarding like I earned a temporary break from this purgatory.
I'll still pop in and out but ever since I completely dissected the Sparkhealth scammers I felt satisfied. I felt rewarding like I earned a temporary break from this purgatory.
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