Tinnitus Talk Support Forum

New reports show up Lenire making T worse. So it's not bogus. It is dangerous.

Aren't people also wasting time reading about potential new treatments and cures?

If an effective cure/treatment comes out then I doubt if we wouldn't find out about it through mainstream news outlets.

And supplements, drugs, LLLT, HBOT, CBT, TRT,rTMS, stem cells, etc. People are desperate for something that might work or give a placebo effect.

Unfort. acupuncture did not work for me, which was one of treatment attempts (in the beginning of my "journey"), along w/ cranial sacral therapy in desperation to relieve unknown ENT pain, illness, which progressively became worse.

jupiterman - if a REAL treatment arrives we will hear about it sure enough from all quarters.

It annoys me when people say - it works! Go and look at pubmed!!! Methodology flaws? No control group? Small sample size etc etc. Rubbish studies appear on pubmed too. FDA approved Stuart you idiot! FDA approved. Take your blinkers off!!! Oh yeah FDA approved you mean like Lenire.

Just to confess I do try things which have no proven efficacy - spinach for example. What I do not do is pay out money for therapies and meds which have no proven efficacy. I have to eat - so diet experiments are no big deal.

I was one of those people trying different treatments because tinnitus was so bothersome for the best part of 12 months.

I took a gamble and dropped $90 AUD on a good quality lions mane supplement.

Within 3 days it got rid of my headaches/brain fog and my tinnitus volume and tinnitus was less bothersome.

There's no proven studies for lions mane helping tinnitus.