danielthor

Interesting. Where is this place at and how do you think it could work?

@TheDanishGirl https://neuralstemcellcenters.com/

I’ve probably asked this before

I wanted to try it for my unspecified brain disorder but it didn’t work. Don’t think it did anything for my hyperacusis either. Good for anxeity though

@Rockman @TheDanishGirl Too bad. Seems they have already permission to use it in Denmark

Yeah what @TheDanishGirl said. Golden rule is any sounds usually doesn’t work for nox(my opinion)

Well it does shock the nerves may help with inflamation i assume you wont be blasting high decibels of noise in your ear and listen at comfortable level so shouldn't effect it to much if you can handle the tv on low dont get discouraged to try just be cautious how loud you use device's

If you use it sparingly only a few days a month the risk of developing tolerance is minimized, although I think there is always a very slight risk of it, especially if you take them several days in a row. I have considered it myself, even though I have already been "addicted" to them (tolerance), so I don't know if the risk is higher for me. Probably.

If you need them to help with the way you are feeling, I would say that it would be ok for you to take them. Why not discuss with a psychiatrist?

Do what you gotta do as long as the benefits out-weigh the risks.

I hope your find peace man… whatever it might be.

@danielthor if that really is the case, I wish you eternal peace my friend. Sorry life has been so unfair to you. <3

You know we would all hate to see you go, but I respect that each of us has our own limit and know when enough is enough, so no matter what way I hope you find your peace. I second what Steph said.....so very sorry that life had to treat you this way.....that it treats us all here, this way.

@Marshall Can you read books? Or watch movies on mute with subs? I’d kill to just do that, but can’t because of my other sensorary issues

Yeah I’ve been watching kdramas with my girlfriend. I’m just in a shock period going from one life to another. But I’m slowly coming to terms

@Marshall You’ll get there and it will be perfect

Ya most ppl dunno what true hell is. Problems most ppl have seem laughable when ur facing catastrophic t / h. If being 200k in debt was my biggest problem, for example, I’d be so overjoyed; or a messy divorce, minor health problem, yada, yada, yada.

Remember the movie It’s a Wonderful Life? Catastrophic t / h remind me of that. The main character was devastated about facing jail time. Then, when his life was erased from the very fabric of existence, including all his intimate connections to time and loved ones, he realized what true hell is. Jail, after that, seemed like a tiny problem.

I find myself thinking wild things like that, too. If I had to face a 5-10 year sentence in jail instead of this life-ending t/h, I’d take it in a heartbeat. At least there’d be an end in sight or hope. What I’m facing now, tho, seems like at eternity of nonstop torment, where every minute is sacrificed to the tormentors. No respite = absolute hell.

does it help t in any way?

I think it did, but it was too early to conclude

We enlist and join the Ukrainian army @danielthor.

Then we defect and join the Russian army.

We commandeer a tank and drive it into Rostov.

Secure the Cerebrolysin, before blasting our way through Poland and Germany.

The fact that it will look like Russia is expanding it's invasion into western Europe will be just enough distraction to take the heat off of us; and we're home free in Denmark.

Yup scammy as every other supplement

Scum

Don't feel bad.. SynapseXT got my money before I wised up to the tomfoolery of supplement sycophants!

@Wrfortiscue Nope

Sorry man :(

I wish there's something we could do, Daniel. Have you read by any chance the effects of rTMS on CFS? Here's a link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5216154/. Perhaps it's worth a try?

Dayum, Celebrolysin FTW. I'm gonna get it.

@DocTors_94 No, wait. I was still double-protecting on the bus. And I still spiked when I came home, although only for an hour or so

I can’t say cerebrolysin has had any effect on my ears so far. My setbacks seem shorter, but that might just be of my natural healing progress

What a mouth on that chick @danielthor :D

@Exit :DDD

actually if you do a personal chart you could find out! I learned I m an old soul from Atlantida and at one time i used my power healing gifts in my own interest or something, hurting ppl...lol,lol...but a lot of things in my chart did much my emotional side and things that came in my way this life..that one I said was one life only..

In Europe I think we might survive...
A dickhead on a 2 piston motorcycle not so much...
@Steph1710 <3

Nice!
It would never work for me at this point. I find the beeps from when the goods are scanned to be a bit bothersome even with double protection.

@AbeS Those used to wreck my ears, even with double protection

@Pau Marti Improvement from ativan? No, only a dramatic decrease in anxiety

I meant since starting cerebrolysin as you mentioned below

@Pau Marti Oh! Yeah, my setbacks seem a lot shorter now, both with regards to my tinnitus and my hyperacusis. I can basically listen to digital audio again all day - Not every day, but every other day. I can’t say 100% for sure if this is due to cerebrolysin, but the fact that my T isn’t severly punishing me for doing this is highly unusual for me

This type of setback usually takes weeks to get out of. I’ve managed to get out of it within a day. This means being able to expose myself to digial audio again without discomfort (until I do it so much that I get another setback). It has to be because of the cerebrolysin. I know the nature of my disease. Mind you, I’ve only been taking it for a few days. Very excited to see what is on the horizon with this stuff.

Another thing I’ve noticed is that I’m a lot less bothered by my tinnitus now. It’s a 8/10 on some days, which is a lot for me, but it just doesn’t effect me in the same way it used to. I could probably live a normal life and just spike all day long and not care about it, but it’s probably best to stay on the safe side in case it’s causing damage

@danielthor I am glad to hear you are having positive results for T/H. Maybe I will try it too, soon.

Suffering can turn you into an asshole. Sorry

Understandable, tbh.

@DocTors_94 I’m not sure. I don’t think so. But I don’t expect see result before the end of this month

Hey @danielthor, I had that chocolate milkshake in your honour last night!

Seriously though mate, so pleased you're doing well and feeling... well idk about good... but passable.

I'm excited about tinnitus treatments coming in the next 2 years, so keep up the mad science for now.

@Damocles Yes sir!

@danielthor If celebrolysin helps your T just tell me please, at this point I would try even poison to stop the progression/ get better. No one deserves, a progressive disease that doesn't kill you, and that stands for your condition and my progressive (still) T which I pray It stabilizes soon... It's just an unberable torture... These things should get banned from humanity.

I’m sorry you’re suffering. I couldn’t have said it better myself. When did this start for you? I must mention; my reactive T seemed to be progressive too, right after onset, with weekly worsenings, and I wondered where I was headed. It turned around unexpectingly for me after a few weeks / 1 month of rest. I’m crossing my fingers for this to be the case for you too.

I plan on experimenting with other peptides for H & T if cerebrolysin doesn’t do it. I will keep you posted

Yeah I could use that from time to time.

I hope so, too <hugs>

@Leila <3

Good luck

@NYCGuy Thanks!

@buttercake I have it, and love it! Of all the big thinkers I think Camus is the one I agree with the most. The main great point I get from his writings is that - life is absurd and meaningless, but that doesn’t neccesarily have to be a bad thing. It can even be a good thing. It can be freedom

@danielthor That’s also my takeaway with Camus work and its demonstrated masterfully in the Myth of Sisyphus. I’m also a big fan of his novel, The Stranger as well.

@ZFire The Stranger is my favourite of his so far!

@Vassili Thanks man!

lol @danielthor!

You are SUCH a smuggler.

@Damocles ;)

Def pulling for u over these next couple mo @danielthor that the LDN Carries u through. So far so good on my end. Does the Ativan help u with anxiety I hope but not T? I’m such a psycho I’m still cutting my Grandaxin pills and taking lower doses throughout the day lol.

@IntotheBlue03 Thanks. I’m probably overthinking this. After some research I’ve come to the conclusion that the candida is not something to worry about.

@IntotheBlue03 The ativan definetely helps with my anxiety, but not my ailments, and although the anxiety is literally breaking me I’m not sure if the ativan is worth getting hooked on, in case I do get my life back in these coming months. If it did reduce the symptoms of my ailments, I would not care, I would take it

No experience with Ativan @danielthor. In fact, very little experience with benzos altogether.

But @Guywithapug sounds like he knows what he's talking about; so I'd say listen to him on this.

@Guywithapug, just wondering about your earlier mentioned experience with botox inj. I've left you some questions on your thread "Underwent Gamma Knife for Acoustic Neuroma Yesterday" which you may not have seen.

Not meaning to hijack your profile post @danielthor

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