Recent content by Jalf

Hmm, the procedure has been done multiple times now at Weill Cornell Med. Center NY. https://weillcornellbrainandspine.org/patient-story/patients-story-pulsatile-tinnitus-solved So it is becoming a procedure that is getting accepted I hope. I've been surfing internet to see if it is also...

Hi Winter, I'm not sure if you are interested in another experience / opinion... I found your post because I searched on 'Omega' My experience, and of some others too, is that omega supplements can make tinnitus worse. do you still take those?? My triggers are vanilla, cinnamon and omega...

My son sleeps at the 2nd floor. I sleep on a sofa bed in the living room, so he doesn't have to hear the sounds I play at night. Besides... this way I can use my main PC for the sounds and not have another one in a bedroom. And if I can't sleep, the kitchen is very close by for a midnight snack...

I program a playlist of appr 2 hours of sound on my pc. That can be ambient sound clips from Youtube [sea, bi-rds, cafe ...], a guided meditation or even a comedy or other TV series episode. As long as there is no loud noise in it... just imagine I fell asleep and suddenly a car crash in the...

I believe my tin. is pulsatory as well. It is a high pitched hiss (8500 Hz). But if I have the guts to really listen to it, I notice there is a slow beat to it, like a slow heart beat. It must be somatosensory. I have other muscle and nerve issues too, from 'toxic overload' and I just found...

This is the only post a bout TRP's ? I believe my tinnitus has to do with excitation (upregulation) of TRPA1 or a member of that receptor family. Cinnamon drives me crazy!