There are millions of plants that can be ground into a liquid, there are bird eggs and reptile eggs, there are countless microbes, and there are fungi.
Just pour it into the ear, pray, and eventually one is bound to work for curing tinnitus, at least some version of tinnitus. We do not have to understand it first. We can cure it and then afterwards try to understand why it worked. History shows that breakthroughs often came before we understood why they worked.
We did not understand the molecular mechanism of Penicillin when it was first discovered, we simply noticed it worked, and only then unraveled the science. The same is true for countless medicinal plants used for centuries. And yes, egg yolks are packed with biologically active compounds: proteins, lipids, vitamins, signaling molecules, even RNA fragments, essentially a molecular toolkit.
Sometimes discovery comes first, explanation second. I think scientists are too focused on figuring out how tinnitus works and not focused enough on trying bold, experimental approaches to see what produces results, including directly applying substances to the inner ear that are not electrical stimulations.
Unironically.
Just pour it into the ear, pray, and eventually one is bound to work for curing tinnitus, at least some version of tinnitus. We do not have to understand it first. We can cure it and then afterwards try to understand why it worked. History shows that breakthroughs often came before we understood why they worked.
We did not understand the molecular mechanism of Penicillin when it was first discovered, we simply noticed it worked, and only then unraveled the science. The same is true for countless medicinal plants used for centuries. And yes, egg yolks are packed with biologically active compounds: proteins, lipids, vitamins, signaling molecules, even RNA fragments, essentially a molecular toolkit.
Sometimes discovery comes first, explanation second. I think scientists are too focused on figuring out how tinnitus works and not focused enough on trying bold, experimental approaches to see what produces results, including directly applying substances to the inner ear that are not electrical stimulations.
Unironically.
