jeannie
Member
- Nov 2, 2013
- 429
- Tinnitus Since
- 2013
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Noise-induced, Ear Infection, Medication... Who knows?
Yes, and personally I'm excited about it. I hope the research translates to humans and that a treatment gets out to us ASAP. But until then, we're looking forward to bimodal neuromodulation. We have been discussing the brain inflammation on this thread:Has anyone heard that tinnitus is caused by brain inflammation? And there might be a cure? I have seen something on my Facebook timeline but I don't know how to post it in here.
Hello, so you take 6 capsules per day.I always take the Jarrow brand, 500 mg capsules.
Hey Telis, when you fasted, were the effects long term? Or did your tinnitus come back when you stopped fasting?How about reducing inflammation through fasting? From what I understand about fasting the brain goes through a heal and rebuild process. One of the many benefits of fasting is reduced inflammation in the body and in the brain.
Yes, absolutely. I'm dong some research into this and plan to start very soon. I respond to prednisolone and curcumin so I definitely think it's something for me to try.How about reducing inflammation through fasting? From what I understand about fasting the brain goes through a heal and rebuild process. One of the many benefits of fasting is reduced inflammation in the body and in the brain.
Brain inflammation might make sense for me alongside the hearing loss because ever since getting hearing loss/ tinnitus, inflammation symptoms in other areas of my body started and have gradually gotten worse (though I'm not sure the worsening is correlated with my subsequent incidents of more hearing loss. I haven't even thought of inflammation being the problem or I would have at least tried to pay attention to it).
It's always been mainly in my eustachian tubes but now my skin has patches of psoriasis and I'm feeling like my joints are slightly achy at times. I can cut down on some of the inflammation with small short term doses of steroids or antihistamines but it doesn't really take it all away. Inflammation has been a huge health concern for me in the past year alongside my tinnitus and depression.
They were long term, I was doing a lot better until I stepped into a 120 dB MRI machine with crap ear protection, now I'm half deaf and haven't been able to will myself to fast, I'm not in the state of mind. I've got serious PTSD from this incident, my tinnitus is so bad after the MRI I can't sleep for more than 10 min at a time and am on a lot of drugs and alcohol just to get through the day. I need to be somewhat relaxed when I fast, not white knuckle my way through it, I'm not able to at this point.Hey Telis, when you fasted, were the effects long term? Or did your tinnitus come back when you stopped fasting?
Hi Telis, I also did the MRI mistake. I was in a very good situation with my loud tinnitus but had to do MRI 4 weeks ago and that changed the game now. And now I am again here at Tinnitus Talk and looking for hope. The last time when I was going through a hard time was when the Autifony drug was in a clinical trial but it failed. Now again I have a hard time and I can see everyone is excited about this Lenire device which I am not optimistic about.They were long term, I was doing a lot better until I stepped into a 120 dB MRI machine with crap ear protection, now I'm half deaf and haven't been able to will myself to fast, I'm not in the state of mind. I've got serious PTSD from this incident, my tinnitus is so bad after the MRI I can't sleep for more than 10 min at a time and am on a lot of drugs and alcohol just to get through the day. I need to be somewhat relaxed when I fast, not white knuckle my way through it, I'm not able to at this point.
I'm not sure why more people aren't interested in this, fasting is one of the best ways to heal the brain and the body, reduces inflammation better than any drug. I guess it's easier to wait for the next pill or whatever.
Brain inflammation might make sense for me alongside the hearing loss because ever since getting hearing loss/ tinnitus, inflammation symptoms in other areas of my body started and have gradually gotten worse....
It is true TNF alpha maybe br necessary, but it is safe to presume the researchers working on the treatment are aware of that and testing for adverse effects such as those, and may even redesign a treatment if necessary.Gabriel said:It's not an option because of bad effects. Anti-TNF already exists and are already on the market, but there is really bad effects, one being of course cancer... that's why I advised Spirulina, it's natural and with no bad effect.
I did read in another thread he was taking 8 grams a day. So you are not even getting close with 250mg.@JohnAdams
Have I been doing it wrong? I've been taking one 250mg capsule occasionally of curcumin but noticed no effect.
Should I really up the dose?
I take 3 grams at dinner.@JohnAdams
Have I been doing it wrong? I've been taking one 250mg capsule occasionally of curcumin but noticed no effect.
Should I really up the dose?
Please tell us how it's going. Any difference?I also started with Curcumin last week, upped the dose today (6 pills of 900mg). Let's see if I notice any difference.
This may be an asinine question but does Curcumin need to be built up in your system like a vitamin or supplement? I don't expect to pop a Curcumin pill and be healed or have an effect immediately. I am assuming this takes time?I take 3 grams at dinner.
Keep me in the loop bro.I did read in another thread he was taking 8 grams a day. So you are not even getting close with 250mg.
I also started with Curcumin last week, upped the dose today (6 pills of 900mg). Let's see if I notice any difference.
Let me know how it turns out. I have the results of my brief stint with turmeric and I'm gearing up to give it another go (I am poor and ran out of money to buy more).Yes, absolutely. I'm dong some research into this and plan to start very soon. I respond to prednisolone and curcumin so I definitely think it's something for me to try.
Captain, I noticed a next day effect. I've been on and off experimenting with this for about a year and I have found, for me, that the best time to take it is at dinner and it usually is working by the next morning. I take ~3,000 mg.This may be an asinine question but does Curcumin need to be built up in your system like a vitamin or supplement? I don't expect to pop a Curcumin pill and be healed or have an effect immediately. I am assuming this takes time?
Captain Jack
Let me know how it turns out. I have the results of my brief stint with turmeric and I'm gearing up to give it another go (I am poor and ran out of money to buy more).
Not really. I had 1 really, really good day. With tinnitus at 3-4/10 instead of the 6-7/10. A level I for sure can get used to. Didn't experience that in a long time. Unfortunately the day after it was back at 6/10 and today back at 6-7/10. This number is my awareness/loudness combination number. Totally not scientific, just how I experience it.Please tell us how it's going. Any difference?
The BTA has a pretty sobering article on their website about this research.
Yes, the research found brain inflammation is the tinnitus sufferers' response to hearing loss. The inflammation is caused by excess TNF-alpha proteins in the auditory cortex, causing abnormal neuronal transmissions.I'm literally to read this, but I need to ask if hearing loss can cause brain inflammation and what is a laymenized explanation of how it happens?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3753829/Yes, the research found brain inflammation is the tinnitus sufferers' response to hearing loss. The inflammation is caused by excess TNF-alpha proteins in the auditory cortex, causing abnormal neuronal transmissions.
They made a dug that cured noise induced tinnitus in mice by blocking this protein, backwards tested the TNF-alpha protein by causing tinnitus in non-noise induced mice by introducing the protein in the auditory cortex.
So they figured out that this protein is what is causing tinnitus and it is curable.
It's still new research but it's a sign that we might have a full on cure if their research is right and the drug proves safe and effective for human use. They haven't started human trials yet, they are currently testing the drug itself for human safety.