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No problem. From talking to other people on TT, and elsewhere, it seems there are different types of habituation, some where people do not perceive the sound at all until it is mentioned, in that case I would expect some CNS activity is involved. That is why some people say the volume goes...

I'm not sure where to post this question, but something has been on my mind about tinnitus theory. It seems to me that there is more at play than just too many synapses firing making the signal too high to be filtered out by the CNS. Many people have hearing loss and no tinnitus, especially in...

Thanks for the explanation @Cityjohn. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2812055/ That makes sense. That better explains what I have been assuming for some time. This may be veering a little off topic, but I wonder if certain people are more susceptible to getting tinnitus, or...

I assume you are talking about your symptoms from the poisoning. How do you know the amount of MSG that you consumed? But what about glutamate excitotoxicity triggered by acoustic trauma? From my understanding acoustic traumas can immediately kill the hairs or nerve connections in extreme...

One question I keep coming up to is how long does this glutamate storm last? What's the window of opportunity to stop it before the damage is done? Can it be an ongoing glutamate excitotoxicity, or is it a single event?