Synapse XT Tinnitus Supplements Are a SCAM — Fake Science and Fake Stories of a Deceased Doctor!

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Synapse XT is a supplement claiming to cure tinnitus and hearing loss. However after examining it critically I determined it was a scam beyond any reasonable doubt. They made enormous mistakes regarding the science on hidden hearing loss, they impersonated a deceased doctor with a made up story about him. They even showed a brief screenshot of a British Tinnitus Association webpage referencing Tinnitus Talk. Please do not even think of purchasing this snake oil as it will do nothing for tinnitus and only rob you of your hard earned money.

I have decided not to link their main website as there is no free advertising for scammers on my part.

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The BTA just wrote them up.

 

[Johnny Gainor]

It's disgraceful that there are companies that try to take advantage of people who are enduring TINNITUS, which personally I have dealt with for twenty plus years.

I haven't found ANY supplements that really do anything at all, some claim that B-complex vitamins help, and if they do, you couldn't prove it by me. I have good days and bad days, a good day is when my tinnitus is 'tolerable' (and, I also have hyperacusis, which by my definition is a heightened awareness and sensitivity to certain sounds such as a public toilet flushing, sounds like an assault to my auditory system) - both my parents suffered from extreme hearing loss so I feel like it is inevitable that my hearing will continue to decline though I am doing my best to at least conserve it in any way that I can. I know that I no longer 'hear' music in the same manner that I used to, and, being a former Professional vocalist, this is difficult for me to accept - I hope someday there really is a cure for tinnitus/hyperacusis as well as other auditory dysfunctions.

 

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Dr. Ossai, M.D., published his report against Synapse XT.

 

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The scammers at SynapseXT released this abomination of a scam supplement.

- Contrahealthscam.com wrote
If you are having problems with your vision, then don't spend your time, money and energy trying ReVision supplement by 'Larry Stephenson' because it is a scam! This supplement is owned by the same people behind known tinnitus scam SynapseXT so don't think for a second that you have finally stumbled upon a supplement that will get rid of your eye problems and restore your vision. In this review, you'll find out all you need to know about this supplement and all the reasons why you should keep your distance from it.

Good work on Dr. Ossai's part for busting them. His efforts to whistle blow on scammers are greatly appreciated.

 

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A friend of mine has been informing me for a while now that his tinnitus information website has been verbatim copied by scammers; but with added links to illegitimate scam websites. Such as the infamous Synapse XT.

Here is an example of one of the modified pages.

 

[Tony Phylactou]

I am also convinced that this is a scam but, out of curiosity, has anybody here actually tried this and if so, what are your experiences?

 

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I found SynapseXTs main researcher here (again). What a fraud. He is a Fiverr spokesman.

 

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Ben Thompson publicly commented on SynapseXT and Tinnitus 911. He acknowledged the shill advertisement campaigns flooding the internet and recommended never to buy.