The theory is treating the cause of your tinnitus will correct it. Some people who have neck problems have it resolved after being seen for said problems. It's not necessarily for everyone with T. And does it really matter that other people can lose their hearing and not feel anything, when we do? We get tinnitus and a whole list of other problems as a RESULT of hearing loss. It could be worth a shot. I mean what're the chances anyway? Either we cross this off the list of options or find something that has been proven to help people.
@katri - Of course it's worth a shot, I'm not disputing that. No one here has tried or really knows the outcome. May just helps grow hair on your chest. Why hold back on a chance to try? Sure, true, but same time I'm taking in consideration to @JohnAdams' safety, because he is very eager to fly to a foreign country to be a guinea pig. I think it's reasonable, that we should be helping him to rethink it out accordingly, instead of being impulsive. We're all desperate for a solution.
The question remains, what if this formula helps resolves your T/H, but not hearing loss? Will people be content to this? I would be, 100 percent, because I can then function again, allowing me to get -healthier- for the remainder of my life. If one wants to stick around for both, that's fine. Hearing-loss remains an ongoing theory to it, but not always so. Hearing-loss is a whole different ballgame to address and has been for a long time. The goal is to lower or resolve T/H's chronic debilitating symptoms in order to survive and do all the things we used to do prior to it.
The main topic here, is regarding Dr. Minbo's formula claim, which is in question if at the very least, helps T/H or not? No one knows what it truly offers.