Unknown Prevention of Noise-induced Damage by Use of Antioxidants

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Prevention of Noise-induced Damage by Use of Antioxidants (version 1.0) - To verify the preventive effect of antioxidants on noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus.

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Who would sign up for something like this?

"The antioxidants comprise of a mixture of magnesium and n-acetylcystein which should be taken 1h before leisure noise above 100dB for at least 30 minutes."

 

No one who knows what T is.

 

This one is not gonna end well lol

 

Hilarious. lol

 

Is this a joke?

 

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2808688/#!po=45.0000

 

Unbelievable!

 

This is like saying New Clinical trial to see if eating two apples helps prevent damage from a gunshot to the face.Trial requires you to eat two apples and then be shot in the face.

 

Seems legit. I want to participate

 

Go to a rock concert: just replace the XTC pils with magnesium pils.....You will get rich and have a clinical trial....

something with a couple of birds and a stone....

 

i think i'll participate in the study as soon as they have a cure for tinnitus, hyperacousis and a way to regrow haircells.

 

Scheduled to be completed in April, 2014, the trial's results should be published soon.

If the antioxidants are effective, they will provide a cheap and easy to obtain prophylactic treatment before exposure to loud noises. All tinnitus sufferers worry about attending loud events--such as concerts, weddings, parties, etc. If this prophylactic works, they will offer an additional level of protection. I would still wear appropriate hearing protection and limit my time exposure.

Here is specific information about the trial:

The dosages are NAC (600 mg) and magnesium (200 mg).

For complete information on the trial see:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3998054/

 

jazz you should be dubbed the knowledge bomber for all the knowledge bombs you drop!

 

I can tell you about the results right now: I take between 500 and 1K mg of magnesium daily and at least 500 mg of NAC daily as routine with my health supplements, not part of any study. Been doing this for over a year...tinnitus continues unabated...nuff said!

 

Just a minor update:

First to recall the reference of the trial:
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01727492
Status: unknown since November 2013. No results posted.

I sent an e-mail today to Annick Gilles, the contact of the trial to ask for the results.

 

Did you ever get the results Frederic?

 

I did a search today, once again I did not manage to find the results.
I just realized that the contact of the trial did not reply to me. Honestly, I don't know what to do.