Recent content by ManyLeavesLeft

I’ve been absent from the forum for some months. To sum up the recent developments: 1. There was a bad Phase 2 trial result. 2. It’s not clear that research with FX-322 will continue at all. 3. Frequency Therapeutics are gettin’ sued. Is this more or less the gist of it? It would be helpful...

I love the enthusiasm in this thread. As a consumer, is there any point in me checking back for progress within the next year and a half? i.e. could FX-322 possibly be released before summer of 2022?

Are there any updates in terms of compassionate use/general timeline for when FX-322 will be commercially available? I am thinking it will be more than a year, but how much more?

It seems like it definitely works for some people. I get that people are frustrated, but every time I have visited this thread for the past 6 months or so, people have been continually saying stuff like “it is a failure.” Interspersed with these comments are many positive experiences which are...

I have tinnitus because I was using extremely sensitive, extremely high performance, extremely expensive earphones and was blasted by them at roughly 140 dB. I am probably one of the only people in history to have tinnitus due a true impulse trauma from headphones. This is many times louder than...

I feel like I have acclimated a bit more each month. Recently I have been able to listen to music for hours without bother.

I have now finished 8 90 minute HBOT treatments, and I am going to stop at this number. I am stopping because I feel based on the data I have probably gleaned most of the possible benefit from the treatment, and I have also experienced a minor side effect of having my left ear difficult to...

Evidence for HBOT doing something beneficial seems quite strong, however the evidence suggests it doesn't work for everyone, and is best in the first few days.

Here in NYC there is a private HBOT company which just requires a chest x-ray as clearance. Different countries have very different availability and pricing of HBOT services.

An ENT is not required for HBOT.

I would like to introduce myself and document my HBOT. Hello all, and thank you all for contributing to this hugely helpful resource about this life-changing condition. A special shoutout to @RoyZ for his detailed documentation and information about HBOT from several years ago. Thank you for...