Recent content by lymebite

I might, but my understanding is Auricle has not yet said if they have submitted to the FDA yet. If there is no submission, and the delay is with Auricle, not the FDA, there is no point in criticizing the FDA and writing to our Representatives and Senators.

She was running for Vice President of the United States as the running mate of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. However, they recently dropped out of the race, leaving Harris and Trump as the only remaining candidates.

The war machine springs to life, opens up one eager eye

@linearb said earlier he was thinking he would go ahead and try Lenire. He was a participant in the Susan Shore clinical trial, so it says a lot to me if he thinks it might be worth a shot to try Lenire.

I am not aware of any that are only 5 mW other than the new low-priced USB-powered ones. To verify the specifications, you can buy equipment that tests the output of the low-priced USB laser devices (and any other laser devices). This is one place that sells laser power meters...

5 mW is not very powerful but they are available at very good prices, around $25. Here is one example (this one is 650 nm, not 660 nm, but that’s pretty close): → Lisade Red Light Therapy Earplugs with Storage Box Relief Tinnitus Device for Sound Ears

The US may be 3 percent of world population but it is 25 percent of world GDP. Different ways to measure this number, but no matter how you slice it, the US is a large market. https://www.theglobaleconomy.com/rankings/gdp_share/

Can you suggest a product that would be a good rosemary extract? I would like to experiment. For example, I see this one, Swanson Rosemary Extract. But in the interesting PubMed paper about rosemary that @Anima provided, the rosemary extract they prepare seems very different:

I think Shanghai Lucky Laser may have gone out of business during the extended COVID-19 lockdowns in China, I don't see their website live anymore for any products. If anyone is interested, I am putting my LK-COMBI Lucky Laser up for sale. Shipping to US only because it is very large and heavy...

While I realize it’s apples and oranges, in the new biography of Elon Musk by Walter Isaacson published a couple months ago, it says Neuralink got FDA approval in just 4 weeks. See the quote from the book, and more information at the CNN link. To me, the Neuralink brain implant seems much more...

I see these devices popping up everywhere, a few on Amazon and many more on eBay, often for less than $20. I wonder what the specifications are (probably LED rather than LASER), and if anyone on Tinnitus Talk has tried them? → Luhak Infrapeace Red Light Earplugs

Look into Celltex out of Houston, TX. They have been around a long time, quite reputable, they even treated one of the governors of Texas who credits them with solving his medical problem. They use your own stem cells, multiply them over a several week period, then re-inject. Completely safe...

Dave Case is not NIH or Pfizer or Harvard Medical School - he’s just a creative individual who came up with something that seems to help some patients. I’m much appreciative of his efforts and wish we had 100 more Dave Cases!