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Hey Baxter, Hidden hearing loss is really just starting to be recognized. There is a test out to measure the brain's response to noise called...
Are you in the field of audiology (hearing scientist)?
Thanks again for explaining the auditory nerve in a more sophistaced matter. I've understood that glutamate is involved with the Type-1...
Thank you for giving me a much more detailed explanation of the nerves involved in our auditory processing system. The Johns Hopkins article...
Music is sound. Frequencies manipulated and put together in a precise manner that each is complimented by one another. I was looking to get some...
Don't you guys think that this discovery plays a part too? Link:...
Could you list out the supplements and antidepressants you were taking? If that's possible? It would be much appreciated. There had to of been...
So you noticed loud ringing for the first time ever only after taking an antidepressant medication? Then things continued to get worse off and on?
There's gotta be much more to it than just spontaneously firing neurons. I'm one of the few users on this site I've spoken to that have lost the...
Feeling nothing is pain. I've been told to move on, but there's nothing to move on to. I've felt emotions all my life and now I feel nothing...
The first thing I always say to myself now when I see someone stating depression, antidepressants, and tinnitus is why did a disorder like such...
It's hard to tell sarcasm through online text, so I'm hoping that's not how it was intended to be. I was intentionally replying back to Vinnitus'...
It's incredible the immensely miniaturized actions that take place in already such incredibly tiny structures in our body/brain. I wish I had the...
It's hard to say yes or no because so much has gone on since last fall (around early October). I could associate taking supplements/herbs that...
That's why I feel like a stem cell based approach to repairing/reconnecting/regenerating the nerve fibers or spiral ganglion neurons would do a...
Vinnitus, It's hard for me to recall which month I started taking Astaxanthin, but I think it was sometime last December. I purchased a bottle...
I agree. I would really like to know which of the two spiral ganglion neurons perform what and where they connect to back in the brain. I've...
A question that I wonder too!
The nerve fibers extend off of the spiral ganglion neurons. It's hard to say which sort of hair cell they extend off to, but I've read that a...
Aaron, I appreciate the informational response! Would you say you have a pretty reasonable understanding of how the spiral ganglion neurons...
Thanks for also posting this segment, Reinier. I still don't understand at all how there are researchers, Rivolta and his team for example, who...
It seems to just be focused on the auditory nerve. Or in other terms, the nerve fibers/spiral ganglion neurons that are apart of it. Usually...
Thanks for sharing this beeeep! Any sort of hearing loss news that refers to stem cells and auditory nerve repair makes me feel more hopeful and...
Thanks Kane! Yes. Same here. There are a lot of factors involved so it's hard to give a straight answer. I have my theories on many of it,...
There is too much hype on sensory hair cells because they are the leading front-runners of our hearing. Just because animals can regenerate their...
YES. 100% agree with the words in bold. I was stating that a few weeks ago to a friend on here. I'm glad there's a study speaking about it now.
It's all about your brains processing. The nerve fibers involved are what allow sound to be processed. There are two types of nerve fibers...
We'll find out somewhat soon if hair cells actually allow one to "hear better". I stand behind the research regarding acoustic trauma to the...
There are many factors to be said for the brain can do to compensate for the damage that's taken place. The deaf can have ringing and the deaf...
Not sure if any of you guys have read the article about how people with tinnitus process emotions differently? My belief: The ringing you hear,...
Grate, This isn't much of a documented piece of work, but it talks about what you had trouble locating! Link:...
Neurotrophic Factors will most likely not be the answer to restoring neuronal damage to ones hearing. Stem cells differentiated into spiral...
What are you expecting at the end of a test performed on yourself?
What do you think is your next move Vinnitus?
Check these out Vinnitus: - Decreased Speech-In-Noise Understanding in Young Adults With Tinnitus...
But remember, there is proof that hearing loss doesn't just mean sensory hair cell death. Or sensory hair cell death at all. In fact, I believe...
They are literally restating the same information that has been posted about hearing risks in young adults in other recent articles. Plus,...
You're right Reinier. I was talking with @Mario martz the other day and he explained to me that a lot of growth has happened lately. There are...
There's a lot to still be understood about what can be titled as Hidden Hearing Loss / Tinnitus. The damage that occurs is much more hidden than...
Have you seen these Aaron? Both recently posted in the same month by different researchers: Tinnitus is associated with reduced sound level...
I apologize for not including a s to "year" Aaron. But yes, I should of included his actual statement from "The Hearing Review" posted on May...
BDNF is a protein that allows neurons in the brain to survive. Loud noise first causes disconnection of nerve fibers from the sensory hair cells,...
What caused your hearing troubles?
I'll answer your questions in a very simple manner. I was typing out a huge response, but there's really no point. Neurons are electrically...
We shouldn't even be having to take anything at all. Our brains have evolutionized enough along with our genes to allow us to survive and feel...
Kane, Unfortunately the combination of information provided by recent research on tinnitus/hidden hearing loss and the not so distant research...
I'm only going off of the information I've gathered up as a whole. @Mentos was able to actually contact Charles Liberman himself. He even stated...
I'm not too sure about neuronal/cellular death and how much time influences it. I do know that with acoustic trauma, excitoxicity is involved....
I'm stating that acoustic trauma to ones hearing is most likely not hair cell damage like these foundations/researchers are displaying. It just...
Thanks grate_biff :)
I have looked through that. I actually have been taking supplements for numerous months that have Nuerotrophic factors or cellular protective...
Decreased Speech-In-Noise Understanding in Young Adults with Tinnitus http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4923253/ Uploaded online on...
I spoke to Jeff the other day and he told me he had audible ringing while he was younger. He never noticed it as much later on in his life and...
I'm still trying to learn what I can about how our brains interpret sound so I can't give a very detailed response back to what you've asked Bill....
Greg, I don't recall Jeff talking about having ringing at all. Here is part of my conversation with him regarding how he developed his hearing...
But how do we know if that increased hearing loss is not just due to an increased amount of out-going nerve fibers connected to the...
RB, I remember I did try to find Amanda on Facebook back while I was on the hunt in December. I wasn't able to find her after several attempts....
I'd like to ask why researchers state that it's the sensory hair cell death inside a human's cochlea(s) that cause hearing loss? Why has there...
I'm telling you. They aren't looking at hearing loss correctly. It's the nerve fibers of the spiral ganglion neurons that cause hearing...
I'm with you there Bill. Except for the "looking forward to death part". You have to be smart enough to not even think about wanting to end your...