Just because I am not going to flush $9K on a con artist doesn't mean my tinnitus ain't distressing. If a treatment doesn't have any backing and is unheard of, it's probably too good to be true. That's why things like the FDA are in place. On top of that, a quick Google search will show you this guy isn't as famous as someone should be for curing tinnitus / hearing loss.
Just because you have tinnitus doesn't mean you lose your critical thinking too. That's like saying, "my tinnitus is so bad that I'll try anything, even snake oil!" Come on now! If you are going to piss $9k at least give it to researchers who are trying to help like Susan Shore or the guy at Georgetown University.
Also, pioneer is a little much don't you think? Were the first people to give money to princes in Africa pioneers? You can't be a pioneer if you know it's not going to work. A lot of people pointed out things that were red flags, but some of you refused to listen.
This guy is a wolf in sheep's clothing. He is taking money from very vulnerable people and will have a special place in hell for him. At this point he knows his treatment doesn't work because people report back no improvements yet he does it. He knows exactly what he is doing.
And this is my first time posting because I want to post something to deter people to not be so stupid and give this man money. I know the hive mind here will disagree, but at least I can try and help.
Regardless, I'm done in this posting. See y'all round.