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The man believes that dinosaurs were on Noah's Ark. He has interests in theme park museums in Kentucky, where school children pull up in yellow...
Hi @Chris Fraser I am very sorry to read your story. Your tinnitus sounds quite severe, exacerbated by significant hearing loss. Hearing loss...
:bored: That's my argument here. Dr. Shore has taken the seven year (and probably will be longer) route, rather than the three year one. I...
She should have sought a commercial partner after her successful results following the trial you were involved in. There'd have been a few takers...
You're very generous to Dr. Shore. That's fine, but really if your timeline for a two phase trials process is stretched out to nearly ten years,...
I have taken a course of a cephalosporin antibiotic called cefalexin. I don't know if it's prescribed for tooth infections, but it has never...
Oh really Dr. Shore! You're going extend the distance from your testing site? In another trial maybe? Another two years down the road? How lovely!...
Why, you call him on his... shell phone, of course!
Maybe, because he was never heard of again!
It's still possible that your tinnitus could ease once you've reduced or stopped taking Prozac. And if you do need to take an AD, perhaps another...
You know you're flying very close to that raw sea anemone extract guy, with your seaweed theory here. Tread cautiously. You know what happened to him.
I think you're dropping your dose too much too soon as well. Please take your time weaning yourself off something like Prozac. No doubt you're...
I know nothing about share trading in bio stocks, but I would suggest that Frequency Therapeutics isn't just about ears, it's about a specific...
I commend you on your ability to adapt with such relative speed to the assault on body and soul that is tinnitus. You're better than me!...
A healthy diet has been found to preserve hearing in older individuals. Perhaps there's a message there for younger people too! All the more...
Yes TT is a good start, but I don't think it should take any dancing fairies to get some real world evidence. Dental drilling has been going on...
I agree! But the question I posed in my last post was whether or not conductive sound and vibration, as a result of dental drilling, cause...
[ATTACH] Oh dear! And down the rabbit hole fell poor Alice!
Yes I understand exactly how you feel. I have similar fears to you about dental work. But I also suspect that with an understanding dentist, with...
I understand your fear about drilling affecting your ears, but resorting to simply extracting a tooth without exploring all other possibilities...
Why not? Once the tooth is drilled out and the source of infection and decay is removed, the tooth can then safely be rebuilt. Is that not how it...
I'd acknowledge your respective arguments @Chriscom and @linearb, if we were still in the early stages of this research, but we're not. We're at...
But did it make you feel more youthful and energetic?
That's an utterly ridiculous stipulation.
And what if there's even some vaguely related evidence for it? Good Noise, Bad Noise: White Noise Improves Hearing Note: 'The data of the...
Sadly, no joy for those with hearing loss outside their stated parameters. With arguably more intrusive tinnitus and greater barriers to...
Unfortunately Dr. Shore, unlike Lenire, has been in no hurry to have her version of this therapy commercialised. She's been at this for nearly...
I think it's more than that. I recall my audiologist explaining some technical reasons why it's not done at present, that you'd probably be very...
Sure! Technology may evolve to solve this issue one day.
It appears that within the current realm of hearing aid technology available on the market, the devices suffer from poor efficiency once they head...
Technically it's not possible at the moment within the dimensions of a regular hearing aid. Perhaps the electronics experts on TT could explain...
A fabulous opportunity for all US citizens on Tinnitus Talk, with demonstratable hearing loss, to get themselves into the trial.
Yes! Lenire's exclusions hurt a lot. If Susan Shore's device has the same limits, then things are going to look pretty bleak for some us for a...
I don't think this question has been covered before, but does anyone know if Susan Shore's device will have the same hearing loss limits for...
@JohnAdams Have you ever discussed some of these new compounds that we're all having to wait years for with Minbo Shim? As a researcher, he'd...
There is already a thread about the Hough Institute. Can all this be shifted to one thread to streamline traffic and information?
Well aspirin, you can do without. But goodness me, giving up coffee! You can tell the good doctor where he/she can stick that advice!
Welcome to the forum Mary. Sounds like you've got some hearing loss and it could be progressing. Have you had a hearing test? Find a good...
Speaking for myself, there definitely is. The greater the progression of my hearing loss the louder and more intrusive the tinnitus became....
Frustrating that some trials can progress so quickly, whilst others just drag on and on.
I agree with you on this. Delivery of the drug into the cochlea will be the crucial issue and I wonder if Frequency's hydrogel will be enough to...
Yes she's certainly implying her methodology and process is superior. But the questions remain. How is her device different to Lenire's? And is...
Thanks for your correction. It's Michigan, not Minnesota.
There may be some truth to that. But it's an interesting comment she's made. I wonder exactly what she means. All these devices are based on the...
Indeed she is. She's also a fully tenured academic. She gets paid whether her device goes to market or not. All I'm suggesting is that had she...
No one would be happier than me to see this come out by 2020. I'll be standing right behind you in the line to get into the clinic. Susan Shore...
Don't hold your breath. Susan Shore is an excellent research scientist, but sadly she's in no rush whatsoever to get her device to market.
Don't you guys in the US head down south to Mexico when wanting to access clandestine medical treatments?
This drug is an anti-inflammatory medicine and mitigates swelling in the inner ear, which is believed to cause Meniere's Disease symptoms, such as...
This is really exciting news for Meniere's sufferers, but also possibly for people with newly onset acute tinnitus and hearing loss. It may...
This is going to be like watching paint dry and grass grow. I wonder if there are any Tinnitus Talk members participating in these trials.
If you have habituated to tinnitus, then you are fortunate. Some people's tinnitus is so loud, that they cannot habituate. Without the benefit...
Chinmoku was talking about Audion completing recruitment for Phase 2, not Frequency.
Did they suggest you apply for Phase 3 trials, if they go ahead, or is your hearing too 'good' to qualify?
They are looking for trial participants, if you're feeling game.
This may have been stated before, but I guess it helps to be mindful that Progenitor Cell Activation is a groundbreaking technology that is in its...
I would like to ask someone, when they have their appointment, to query the consultant as to why someone with disqualifying hearing loss, but who...
It's disappointing not to have more conclusive results of success at the first attempt. We'll need Phase 2b results to get a better handle on...
It could get awfully crowded in there. I wonder about hearing quality and how 'natural' hearing will feel, with all these hair cells propagating...
I suspect the word tetanus has a different meaning in this context. More to do with affecting a change with a repeated stimulus. I've heard of...
