My Introduction...

Here is the kind and generous update from the owner of the healingmenieres website - I will post the entire mail unedited just below (the lack of proper formatting is due to content being copied from my webmail browser). I feel it is well worth a read - especially the timeline window.

I would like to mention that the treatment protocol and duration seems to correlate well with other people's LLLT accounts as well as with my own knowledge of the treatment. I have myself (also) been in touch with the Australian girl, Rebecca (who has a youtube video on LLLT, see page 1 within this thread) - and her experience reflects a similar timeline and experience (ie. at least 6 months treatment and at least some clinic therapy also).

 

That's ace man, cheers.

I just got a second reply from Dr. Wilden. He is no longer performing therapy in Regensburg but only in Ibiza. So it seems the only resonable way for me to try LLLT for my tinnitus is through getting a home-device. He also told me that the 80mw pen is not for treatment of ear-related problems, but for orthopedic ones. He said that 30mw is an ideal amount that he'd settled on through years of research.

 

I received the same response from Dr. Wilden. He also told me that his laser has enough power for my condition. Phillip83, I wish you lived in the U.S. I'd split the cost and use of the laser with you.

I think I'm going to go with Dr. Wilden's laser. The people that have been healed by LLLLT really respect Dr. Wilden. Also, if I get the laser from him, he will most likely be okay with me checking in with him via email regarding my progress. I can't thank ATEOS & Sam enough for all of their advice. When I get my finances in order and make the purchase, I'll be sure to update all of you on my progress.

 

Your points make sense. If I go for one, I think I'll go for the Dr. Wilden -one as well.. It's a shit ton of money though :/

 

HI

I did buy the 80 mw, the 30 mw for what I´m discovering is good for T in the lower frequncies. To fix the high frequncies you will need sonner or later a Laser that goes all the way to 820 mw. A Luminex or Iridia. Going to tretments in Dr Wilden clnic or Anne Harila clinic is an option. So it all depends, if your problems are in lower frequencies i think the 30 mw is ok, if not maybe you should consider the 80 mw.

 

Hi Fernando! I'll probably be getting the 30 mw laser from Dr. Wilden. However, I am interested in your progress. Please let us know how you are doing, from time to time. I'll be sure to do the same.

 

Hello Fernando!

Are you sure you mean 820 mW or 820 nm? Be careful about wavelengths (nm) and powerput (mW). I don't believe you will find any cold laser with a power output of 820 mW. Cold laser territory is defined as 0 - 500 mW.

But yes, wavelengths can definitely play a role (ie. red/infrared).

Take care.

 

my mistake
Should be nm
sorry

 

attheedgeofscience. I have followed some of your threads about your success with stem cell, which seems breathtaking in terms of success. I don't see where I can gather information relative to the hospital or doctors you used, or which specific types of stem cell treatment you "think" would work best now. Where could I go for additional information on this topic? Relative to the tinnitus, do you think that the stemcell treatment you received would work for noncochlear tinnitus, more central nervous system type? Thanks.

 

Hi
Here he explain everytthing about the clinic.
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/my-trip-to-bangkok-stem-cell-treatment-comments.1891/page-7
Remember everything is experimental, so bo garantees of any kind.


Fernando

 

See this, if you haven't already:

https://www.tinnitustalk.com/thread...used-ultrasound-surgery.276/page-8#post-75063

 

@attheedgeofscience , thanks for the pointer, I read your account of your visit to Dr J last week, fascinating and also good to hear that you think your tinnitus is settling at a lower level at times too.
I also agree that Myers Briggs is a helpful tool to understand oneself better. I'm glad you found your ideal career path as a result - and I hope your 'disdain for life' is a short-term condition. My instinct (as an ENTP! so we are allowed to go by 'instinct') is that you have a good life to live ahead of you - and you have indisputably contributed to many others' lives here through your generous sharing of your experience and insight. Go well.

 

Has anybody tried this?
http://www.moresales.com.my/catalog/entry/hixufujy.shtml
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ungfu-Mall...r=8-1-fkmr1&keywords=Tinnitus+Treating+Device
http://www.thelondontinnitustreatmentclinic.co.uk/Tinnitus-Treatments/tinnitus-treatment-prices.html
http://thetinnitusclinic.co.uk/tinnitus-treatment/

I made a claim last year. But now I have to change a solicitor because he sent papers to the court without my knowledge and consent and he DID NOT ASK MONEY FOR REHABILITATION.
Guideline valuations are:

Total deafness £73,315 to £88,660
Total hearing loss in one ear £25,300 to £36,850
Severe tinnitus with hearing loss £23,980 to £36,850
Moderate tinnitus with hearing loss £12,100 to £23,980
Mild tinnitus with some hearing loss £10,175 to £12,000
Slight or occasional tinnitus with slight hearing loss £5,940 to £10,175
Slight hearing loss Up to £5665
http://hearinglossadvice.co.uk/compensation-amounts/