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For the record, I have bilateral neurotinnitus, the infamous high pitch EEEE that is in the head but that is not the type of tinnitus I am having...
Just recently found out about the results from FX-322's Phase 2a clinical trial. I'm quite disheartened but I can't say I'm surprised as I...
That is good evidence. I like this support to the arguments. I'm glad this is true.
See, the point that I was trying to make is not to say "this doesn't work" but to give a plausible explanation that's different from just a dosage...
I am not throwing skepticism out there but discussing possibilities that there can be issues. I think my thought processing is logical and...
If there's no molecular guide, then I assume it's random. If it's not random, what mechanism will cause them to correctly grow toward the nerve? I...
I did post the alternative explanation in post #10981. I'll paste it here since there seems to be people not reading completely. Whether you agree...
I think you are missing an important aspect I'm trying to make. It's not just a matter of a drug plopping down a new neural cell. It's the fact...
Again, like @FGG stated, the in vitro study can not confirm if these hair cells are functional. They tell us the new hair cells are proliferating...
Yeah, the fact that they did not have significant improvements may show a possibility that not all hair cells are functional. You and I disagree...
Also, if you think about this logically, if you wasted all your space on faulty new hair cells, then you're permanently screwed. Carl LeBel says...
I disagree with you on that basis. If there's no evidence shown (in a properly documented scientific paper), I'm not fully convinced. NO...
I don't have evidence. Hence it's my hypothesis for a possible explanation for their phase 1 results. In my opinion, it's a valid and logical...
I'm not saying that they're lying. Have you even read my logic? I'm saying that their conclusion is based on the assumption that new hair cells...