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I'm not sure about tinnitus, but mixing MDMA with alcohol can give bad reactions. It's not a guarantee and there's definitely people that do enjoy this, but you are at an increased risk to have nausea, anxiety as well as even more reduced inhibition leading to stupid decisions (taking more...

I'm on the fence concerning this approach. I definitely think it can help and it's for sure a route we should explore. I'm proud to help out Folding@home for example. However, there are some big names who think Big Data is like looking for a needle in a haystick, by adding more hay. There's a...

That is indeed a concern. I won't say it hasn't happened in the past (well, not to me personally of course). There are ways to prevent this though, such as encrypting your address. Reputable (and smart) sellers will decrypt the address, print the sticker and then it's gone. You'd need the...

Hello Mic, First off, I'm not an expert on tinnitus, far from it. I also haven't specialised in neurobiology or anything of the sort. That said, I think the research you propose is an interesting and clever idea, but in my opinion it is too ambitious. It's hard to explain without getting very...

I did mention the best way to source, which I would suspect is the offending part. Not sure however, as it is not in the nettiquette that I read. Unless this is considered "offensive content", also possible. I assume a moderator will weigh in at some point :) Thank you for pointing it out...

I'm not sure. When I am logged in I see it, but when I log out it is gone. I probably broke a rule somehow. If at all possible, I could edit the offending part out, but a moderator would have to point out which part that is.

Hello, A friend of mine recently used MDMA and it greatly reduced his tinnitus, for weeks now. I remember reading about a potential study years ago regarding MDMA and tinnitus, Googled a little and here I am. I've read large parts of this topic and I have quite a bit of experience with MDMA, as...