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Hey Gary, how are you doing this days?

I spoke online with someone who was involved in the trials for objective tinnitus testing. They mentioned being informed about this nanotechnology for hearing loss. The conversation took place in the summer of 2024, and they were told that human trials were less than two years away. So, 2027...

I am planning to try DMSO, based on my understanding. You should choose Pharmaceutical Grade, as this means it has a certificate of testing from the appropriate pharmaceutical authority in the country. “Pure” does not have pharmaceutical certification. That doesn’t necessarily mean it is bad...

Hello @Sydnears, Many thanks for reading and replying to my post. I’m hoping to arrange another hearing test very soon. Thank you for your advice, and I’m so sorry that you seem to be suffering from the same issues as I am. It truly is horrible. I’m aware of middle ear myoclonus, and that is a...

By November 2027, they will organise a Q&A, and by November 2029, they will actually answer, lol.

Thanos mentions in the last Hyperacusis Research webinar that his team has contacted Kv7 activator developers (probably Xenon Pharmaceuticals) and "if their development [of a kv7 opener] goes faster than ours, we'll be happy to pair with them and share expertise to have clinical trials both on...

Still there unfortunately. I occasionally get a night when it doesn’t seem to happen, and sometimes a day when it occurs if it’s quiet enough. For the most part, though, it has stayed in the same pattern. When it’s extremely quiet, mostly at night, the humming appears, and even a small amount of...

Is it truly a rumble? Look up middle ear myoclonus. Sometimes it can be triggered by stress. However, you may have a neurological form of low-frequency tinnitus. I have this too—the low hum or rumble that sounds like Morse code. It’s horrible, so you have my sympathies. Yours sounds louder than...