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Just to add a positive thought... Perhaps FX-322 will help/cure tinnitus even if it's not a savior for hearing loss, being that audiograms don't...
It would be interesting to know how many folks on this site end up abandoning after a period of time, which could potentially indicate their...
I don't think Frequency Therapeutics care or think about hearing aid companies anymore than Henry Ford did buggy whip makers :)
I had cataract surgery last September. No shots at all, just lots of Valium and numbing drops in the eye. The surgery and recovery is a breeze,...
But in the lab, didn't it just replace the dead cells, then stop? I didn't read anywhere that it continued to grow new cells uncontrollably,...
I just don't think T has been taken seriously enough by the medical industry. Hell, look at how hearing loss is treated by those not...
No doubt, I've been trying to read back and figure that out too? They administered a single dose in a safety study, and people are thinking it's...
Depending on the degree of hearing loss, 3 dB would be definitely be noticeable. 20 dB would be huge! I would love to add 3 dB to my hearing.
Yes, Frequency's treatment will work for NIHL, at least mine. I know this because I went into a silent room, pooped in my buddy's hearing aids...
Not really. A loud car horn or train whistle still hurts, but nothing like before. H was like a drill going through my head.
Yes, H is gone as well. Certain sounds really hurt, back to my motorcycle example. I'm still more sensitive to certain sounds than people with...
When my T hit me hard in 2012, I would've preferred to be stone deaf than deal with the frequencies screaming in my head. A low-pitched hum in my...
There's real hope now everyone!!!
The Autifony trial had every super excited, then failed. But, that trial was based on a theory/assumption that needed to be tested, without hard...
"This approach has been validated both in animal and human cell models as well as in a human clinical trial with the potential for broad...
If you're looking for national headline news, you'll be lucky to get more than handful even if this a total success. Think about this... have you...
Or they simply offered him a LOT of money for his services? I wouldn't read into it too much.
As a Master Mason myself, I love this post!
"Normally" phase 1 would be a safety and tolerance trial. Then 2+ for efficacy. I don't know why they're calling these phase 1/2 (I'm just a...
Investors are those who’ll provide the capital to bring the treatment to market, so I actually think it is great. We should be excited they...
I had the exact same thing happen. Left ear, low-pitched hum that I could make go away by moving my jaw, etc. one day in 2014, it just wouldn't...
That was already confirmed with last year's trial... “This Phase 1/2 trial builds on the success of our first-in-human study completed last year,...
RIP buddy, you'll be missed. Such awful news :(
No business in their right mind is going to share their industry secret, otherwise what's the point of invention? Don't wait for a T cure to come...
Capitalism is what's driving these efforts. Whenever the profit incentive is missing, the probability that people’s wants can be safely ignored...
They've been talked about quite a bit within a few threads. They have the "blast pill", which looks ready for phase 2. This is awesome news!!
I can tell from my career that jumping 10db's is a BIG difference in front of house volume. I'd be thrilled with a 10db improvement in my hearing.
I tried NAC and it just made my T worse while on it.
I live an hour away from U of M. I may try to get in on this one. Thanks for posting!
The article states "when delivered locally", which likely means a needle in the ear. I highly doubt people will go get shot in the ear before...
This sort of worry comes up a lot on this site. There's no chance HA makers can stop this...just like buggy whip makers couldn't stop Henry Ford....
That could be? My low pitched T, that started in the summer of 2014, suddenly went away a year ago. It was a brutal sound that lead me to this...
There's a story somewhere on one these threads of a man who's severe T went away completely after a stroke.
I am, yes. I do my best to avoid loud situations, but hearing loss is the opportunity cost of loving my job.
That’s why I went into a silent room to test them. There was no input to amplify. I use in-ear monitors for a living, so I know how dangerous...
If any of those working on this come through, I have a good feeling it'll cure my T. My hearing loss is between 10-20% in a few high frequencies,...
Agreed, beware of some "specialists"! My eye Dr told me nothing can be done about eye floaters too, completely unaware that there is a floater...
Here's one more appropriate then...how about little Torax Medical offering the Linx, which stops Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease? Eliminates the...
Not a chance. The large pharma companies investing in hearing restoration are not interested in protecting the Starkeys of the world. They see...
It's only a single example, so hardly proof of concept, but my chief of road crew has bad T that COMPLETELY goes away when he puts in his hearing...
The article makes it sound as though the race is on, and Dr. Karp intends on being first to the finish. Good stuff!!
I would think the brain re-booting timeframe would depend on how severe the hearing loss? Like the blind person scenario, if you go from...
I've done 2 separate 60 day experiments with NAC and it makes my T much louder and annoying.
There's lots of discussions on this throughout TT. Some have had success, and some not so much. I have a friend/employee, who has his T go away...
I use 64Audio ears live. Remarkable difference from my older custom molds. Relatively no hearing fatigue after a show. I only wish I had these...
I've mentioned it as well. Our band's crew chief has pretty bad T, which goes to 0 when he puts in his hearing aids. His hearing loss came from...
Just like the eyeglass / contact lens industry destroyed the Lasik surgery industry...oh wait! ;)
Just so I understand, NGF has been helpful in reducing your T?
FYI, most floaters can be eliminated with laser surgery. There are only 3 doctors here in the US that I'm aware of that do it, but we have one...
Hang in there Emmi. The first few months are terrifying, but believe it or not, you will acclimate to it. There are lots of organizations...
I see the TV ads for the new Crohns treatment all the time since it came out. Can't wait to see the same for T:)
I mentioned it either in this thread or another, but one my PA production managers is getting complete relief from his T when he wears his hearing...
I'm no expert either, by any means, but I agree with you. Solve the problem in the brain, and cure T whether you've had it for 10 years or 10...
That's the unfair pitfall of hearing issues. We fall into one of the only illness categories where we often receive anger instead of sympathy, or...
Although I appreciate trial members reporting their results here, those reports likely don't reflect what the actual trial results are showing....
Some say yes, other things I've read on it is that it could potentially help chronic T in some people. It's intended for acute, of course, but...
My father is alive today, due to cancer treatments not available even 5 years ago. There are breakthroughs for various medical conditions quite...
Floaters aren't permanent if you have laser surgery on them. There are only 3 clinics that perform this in the US though, and I have no clue how...
It's probably like the AUT trial, where a couple of members here had great results, but the trial was cancelled due to lack of efficacy. TT isn't...
I agree with this. 2 years ago, the low pitch T in my right ear was horrible. It's way quieter now, although my left ear is now the problem....