Dr. John Lieurance — Two Weeks / Fifteen Treatments Scheduled with Him

Hello everyone,

I'm going to spend two weeks with him in September (15 treatments). I'll keep you posted.

Scott

 

What do the treatments consist of?

 

I'm going to do LLLT ($250 per treatment) and stem cell therapy ($3750.00). I believe it's done through your nasal canal. I'm not sure. I'm going over this in detail tomorrow on a phone consultation.

 

Dude, chiropractor.

 

A friend recently sent me the link to a video about ‘FUNCTIONAL CRANIAL RELEASE’ (well-worth watching, particularly, if you need cheering up) and when I heard a patient after the treatment exclaim: “kind’a like an orgasm”, I needed no further convincing; I just had to look into this extraordinary and little-known jewel of an alternative therapy.
Sounds like you are going to enjoy yourself good luck.

 

He's also a chiropractor yes...

 

Save your money... yikes.

 

Positive vibes thanks to all you pessimists.

 

This is a low level laser therapy treatment. (LLLT)
http://functionalcranialrelease.com/inner-ear-treatments-laser-therapy/

Please stay on this forum and document your experience with us so we can find out if this is genuine or a scam. I am very skeptical to say the least.

 

Were not trying to be disrepsectful to you. The tinnitus/hearing loss community as well as any other community that medical science cannot correctly address is riddled with snake oil salesmen.

 

Hey! How did it go? I was looking into LLLT treatments.

 

It helped me a lot. Tinnitus is still there but a lot quieter.

 

Interesting, thanks for posting positive results about a alternative treatment, this treatment should be studied more.

 

I also went and it didn’t work for me.

 

There are quite a few studies you can peruse on pubmed.

 

I'm too stupid to understand scientific research. The goal is to find people smarter then us (mppers) that can breakdown the research for laypeople.

 

Can you say a bit more about it?

Both the laser treatments and the stem cell treatment?

Thanks in advance!

 

Hi Scotty.

The benefits of the LLLT were sustained?

Now you are doing PRP for primarily tinnitus or hearing loss?

 

My tinnitus fluctuates because I have hearing loss. I did two bone marrow injections which are far stronger than PRP, I also did two PRP injections for a total of four injections. I added laser for the hell of it.

 

I wanted to understand if you recommend LLLT and if it ended helping you.

 

I can't tell. I still have fluid in my ear. But in September 2019 when I went there it turned it wayyy down.

 

Hi @scotty03874.

I am considering getting LLLT treatment at Dr. John Lieurance’s clinic, but I’m on the fence. Can you please share your experience to date and let me know if you would recommend it? How were your results?

I have mild to moderate hearing loss and catastrophic tinnitus for your reference.

 

It helped lower my tinnitus the first time I went. But not the second two times I went there. It's hit or miss. But I do recommend his balloon functional cranial release. Kind of painful but I think that really helped me. I also have TMJ.

 

LLLT lowered your tinnitus the first time. Has it stayed low till now?

 

Thank you for your honesty @scotty03874.

What about the stem cells, did they improve any of your conditions to date?

 

That's cheap for stem cells! What are his success rates like? Does he inject directly into the ear?

I think I might go to Innate Healthcare for stem cells.

All the best with your treatment.

 

I've had other complications (surgery) with my hearing since then so it's hard to say.

No improvements yet and it's been about 3 full months. He said it could take up to 6 months to see any improvements.

 

Hi @scotty03874, any improvements as of yet? I am torn on whether or not I should pursue this treatment.

 

I didn't really with the PRP injections but I guess he's using different stem cells now.

Check out SunaVae.

I wish I had better results, but it didn't turn out that way. Let me know if I can answer any more questions.

 

You haven't tried SunaVae, right?