University of Minnesota Tinnitus Research with Acoustic and Body Stimulation

Sorry if I've missed it, but are you still tinnitus free? I hope so!

 

I would agree to it if I was him.

 

Do it and keep us updated!

 

One other question - could you elaborate on what you mean with parameters unsuitable to the general population?

 

Do you have any hearing loss? Is your tinnitus (partly) caused by acoustic trauma? Trying to see whether I need to get my hopes up.

 

Sorry if this has been asked before, but did you have somatic tinnitus? Was your tinnitus noise induced?

 

Has there been any update regarding this research or device?

 

I’ve emailed Hubert Lim a few times, it may be time to do it again. He’s been very responsive and pleasant to me every time. I think he’s concentrating fully on Lenire now. I hope I’m wrong.

 

A fair summary would seem to be that Hubert Lim developed something that was reasonably effective but didn't feel like they would be able to create and commercialize an actual hardware device, so he left to work with the people that already had a commercialized hardware device: Lenire, and there's nothing happening at the University of Minnesota any more.

There's rumors of a "Lenire 2.0" at some point, kind of, maybe incorporating Lim's research on timings with their physical device.

 

Where do the rumors come from?

Recently, I asked Neuromod about it and they replied there are no plans for an upgrade at the moment.