Recent content by Joe72

Allow me to take a stab at the reason - billions of dollars on a recurring global annual basis for "vaccines" vs a tiny % of the population that suffers from tinnitus that is difficult to measure and can manifest itself from a hundred different causes. Hmmm... sounds like Big Money wins...

Similar situation here... I had good hearing... mild tinnitus for 10 years... only noticeable in a very quiet room... But it was a loud event recently that caused more hearing loss/damage that triggered louder tinnitus. In your case, since it seemed to be moving around initially I would say...

I agree... It's a money grab... I think many researchers and institutions are in the "grab the money now while you still can" mode due to the unpredictable nature of where this whole COVID-19 BS is going into the future and how that will affect funding. That's my guess. I think a lot of...

Wow, this lady is super duper smart. The amount of information she covers in such a short time, and by the looks of it right off the top of her head, is astounding. Listening to the lecture is like reading a textbook. Unreal. Thank you so much for that info. I never would have thought to...

First hand experience here - after a loud event my tinnitus became a lot worse followed by an increase in hyperacusis. I think when some hearing input is lost, the brain compensates by making the remaining cells more sensitive to sound AND seeking other pathways to obtain the lost input. It's...

Not to rain on the "mistrust of science" parade, but logically speaking, and I'm logical down to my core being, if Science knew precicely the effects of a vaccine down to the cellular level and how it affects each and every aspect of the human body, then it should be able to accuractly predict...

Wanted to pass on my knowledge of turmeric: I buy organic turmeric root and freeze it. The key here when you make the tea is not to overheat the turmeric since excessive and prolonged heat damages the curcumin. That's from what I read about it. So I finely chop a small 2cm x 2cm portion and...

Wow, yes, what you describe is very similar to what is happening to me right now. It's quieter in the morning before all the neurons begin firing, then about 1 hour after waking up it's full volume right up until bedtime. What's interesting is that we both had a mild case of it early on, and...

This theory of yours seems entirely plausible. Prior to November 2020, for the last 6 years or so, I had what I would call a "quiet" high pitched tinnitus on my left side where I would not notice it unless I was specifically listening for it and the room was VERY quiet. I could increase the...