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I suspect it is mostly the medication, as we keep discovering that various elements of the diet were incorrect. For example, when I looked deeper into the science and reviewed studies on tyramine levels in different foods, we found that some items he had been eating regularly—like watermelon and...

My partner has been following a version of Dr. Djalilian's medication and supplement regimen, along with the migraine diet, for the past two months. A noticeable reduction in tinnitus loudness became evident around the three-week mark. This improvement is independent of that program. The...

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I recall that he says in this video (or another) that the migraine protocol is most suitable for people whose tinnitus loudness fluctuates. The idea is that there is a baseline level of tinnitus associated with hearing loss, but the spikes are migraines. It’s so validating to hear him refer to...

I came across another otologist who considers that tinnitus that fluctuates in loudness and/or tone is likely to be an atypical migraine. In this lecture from his YouTube channel he talks in more detail about this and the treatment options from about 28 minutes in. If you're worried about...

I’m sorry to hear that. He uses Psilocybe subaeruginosa, which grows abundantly in this area (north of Sydney). He dries them and grinds them into a powder. In comparison, ketamine or esketamine treatments sometimes caused significant spikes in his tinnitus during administration. While it was...

My husband has been taking a small dose of psilocybin (0.5 to 0.6 grams) every 7 to 10 days for a couple of months. He experiences complete silence or very close to it for several hours after dosing, with some variation in effect. The tinnitus remains noticeably quieter for several days...

My husband, who has chronic and distressing tinnitus, underwent over nine months of ketamine treatment for depression last year. He accessed the treatment through a free local health clinic in Sydney. Initially, he received intranasal ketamine, but later switched to subcutaneous administration...