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It still good in case of a worsening don't you think ? We can still use it and maintain our current level of T

Published on Friday, 12 February 2016 15:36 Oricula Therapeutics LLC., a biotech company based in Seattle, Washington State is working to develop the first medication approved to prevent hearing loss related to aminoglycoside antibiotics. PR Newswire reports that the grant of USD 2 million was...

Why? It still good to treat in case of a new noise exposure so it won't get worst

It can go away just like that, I have two friends that had it for the long run and it did went away, so you saying that they lied? I also have two other friends that still have it unfortunately, Although they don't care about it at all. Thank you

When can we get D -Methionine ? I wouldn't trust only NAC. I know that also Vitamin A,C,E + Folic Acid & Magnesium, Fish Oil can protect your ears. But what else can we do until the D -Methionine will be out to the open?

The Ingredients, looks like you have everything you need there. And yes It is low but nobody told you to take just one a day

The name is: Advanced Hearing Formula http://www.advancedbionutritionals.com/Products/Advanced-Hearing-Formula.htm Tell me what do you think about it Thanks

Just wow, thank you for letting us know how your life changed, I wish you all the best :)

The only new Info I've found. Clinical trials supported by the Tinnitus Research Consortium: Lessons learned, the Southern Illinois University experience Abstract The Tinnitus Research Consortium funded three clinical trials investigating treatments for chronic bothersome tinnitus at Southern...

Hey @Tweaker, thanks for the update, did you use earplugs? I hope it will settle down soon for you.

Wow thank you Andrew for posting such a positive story I will search you on face to hear some of your music :)

Thank you Glynis :)

I have an appointment with my dental hygienist scheduled for next week, Usually a session of cleaning the teeth takes up to an hour. The hygienist uses all sort of tools that are noisy. Is it safe to go using earplugs? Thanks in advance :)