Recovery of Hearing by Regeneration of Auditory Hair Cells

[@TheMercifulKnight]

This should be a TED talk! This is an important discovery and hopefully will help to find a way to regenerate hair cells in the cochlear of adult humans.

[@zerolabs]

All I want to know is where do I sign up for human clinical trials?

[@gelato73agustin24]

Go to your doctor and let him know want to do trails and he'll talk to you if it's safe enough to do it

[@yanike]

Same

[@amelieelguar2491]

Me too, im available, for trails. Im 35 years old

[@hanantot8831]

It's close to miracle for me, i had a kind of accident in my left ear. I'm from India , I'd like to volunteer if it works... I'll provide my email or number,,if atleast someone is interested

[@TheMercifulKnight]

I can't help but think of the multi-million industry of hearing devices / aids, that may have want to protect their interests and impede the discovery of a possible solution to regrowth of hair cells.

[@anureddy6599]

Fact. Just like eye laser.. for hearing also something should happen.

[@Mma-Guy]

11 years ago. What happened with this. Im 27 with potential NIHL. I still have to see an audiologist. But still. Where have you gone with this? Thank you

[@MindfullyMichele]

How can I get access to this therapy?

[@amelieelguar2491]

Im seeking too, searching

[@46h98i]

Why is this not being tested

[@divyanshchaudhary7063]

it's 2020 where is your trail ?????? we need helpppp, save us from this tinnitus

[@oc_ociruiq6571]

Do you still have tinnitus?

[@allylucis903]

U can reduce ur tinnitis by taking injectable vit B 12 and homeopathic medications. I got much relief by using these medication. Its my personal experience

[@oc_ociruiq6571]

@@allylucis903 you have permanent tinnitus ? And the injection you mentioned goes in the ear?

[@allylucis903]

@@oc_ociruiq6571 no it don't go in the ear. it's a normal injection. and yes my tinnitus is chronic

[@SubShift]

i also have tinnitus, after some exams it turned out my cochlea hair cells are damaged and cannot hear certain frequency of sounds, that's why my brain generates very high pitch sound. i have that sound 24/24. when this method works, i think all of us "my case" would be living in heaven.

[@AndrewCheetah]

Would regrowing the hair cells help with tinnitus?

[@melodyebuskin5490]

Andrew Liam Stops Tinnitus on KZbin says no. They are two separate things. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJnde2xtYsySmdE

[@sanelprtenjaca9776]

Yes, of course. Hair cells and synapse regeneration would cure tinnitus.

[@yanike]

@@sanelprtenjaca9776 thank you for your response. I'm interested on where this research is going.

[@emmanuelmelendez23]

@@melodyebuskin5490 your wrong it can lol

[@melodyebuskin5490]

@@emmanuelmelendez23 see Liam’s video above.

[@ks_trades]

Can you hair cells for balance too ?

[@vadirajacsvadirajacs1360]

No

[@joeyjo-um9dn]

I'm just hoping this treatment can be readily available decades from now when I get older. I did some unfortunate damage to my ears that may affect me in the future 😬

[@think7220]

Same here. I spent hours a day blasting music through my AirPods at max volume while in school. Let’s just say it wasn’t a smart idea.

[@sxifster2144]

@@think7220 i got hair cell damage from COVID, smh it's not to bad of a hearing loss as im still in the normal hearing range as my audiologist said but it's not the same as it used to be, still can't believe it. But on the bright side look at "Frequency Therapeutics", they have shown results of hair cells being regenerated and improvement in Speech Clarity tests, I just hope they can get their work done soon!

[@theinformationbomber7102]

@@think7220 I am guessing you have tinnitus right ?

[@think7220]

@@theinformationbomber7102 yeah

[@theinformationbomber7102]

@@think7220 in one ear or in both and how severe is it ?

[@lashitdas4764]

How to possible iner ear hearing loss recovery in six month ago

[@Veens1111]

How can I regrow thoes hair cells please???

[@Sofia-uj5cs]

YOU CANNOT REGROW THEM ON YOUR OWN. If you watched the video you’d know that. That’s why the scientist are studying the area so that a gene/drug etc can be found so that you can rehrow those cells

[@daveaser2151]

Can this help with sudden hearing loss? I lost my hearing on my right side last year. Doctors can’t figure it out.

[@shamimalam9232]

My son is 20 and have loss about profound can he be treated

[@Its.my.pleasure]

I m waiting 😢

[@niralipatel732]

What to do for new hair cells?

[@hanifgaming2415]

Nirail patel your ear hair cell loss?

[@niralipatel732]

@@hanifgaming2415 yes

[@niralipatel732]

New what can i do for make hair cells?

[@ballistic2513]

@@niralipatel732 do u guys have tinnitus?

[@abhiseklaha8807]

Is this treatment avaiable in India??

[@deadeye_john]

What if I run out of those supporting (inner ear) cells? Can we artificially make supporting cells to replace the ones that are done being used?

[@Sofia-uj5cs]

the drug is supposed to proliferate supporting cells which means that the supporting cells divide and then turn into a hair cell

[@deadeye_john]

@@Sofia-uj5cs Oh I see. But what if I run out of space for them? Or if some new hair sells are done being used? Take them out and use the drug again?

[@Sofia-uj5cs]

so, no. What i think happens it that the new hair cells regenerate abd if they die, they die. With proliferation the new supporting cells would once again divide and the other one woukd remain as a supporting cell and the other one would become a new hair cell. It’s hard to explain with words

[@deadeye_john]

@@Sofia-uj5cs What if there's no more to divide? I think we gotta recycle them and artificially make new ones.

[@Sofia-uj5cs]

what do you mean there’s no more to divide? It’s already in your ear, and when they proliferate the amount of the supporting cells doesn’t decrease

[@skylien5215]

incase you need volunteers i am up for it

[@criconinvestments7723]

Has anyone seen this successfully performed on a pt?

[@GM-bq6zo]

Can this happen by autophagy

[@rimelius]

It can't, it's not a metabolic process

[@satisfactiongamer7385]

Does this drug help with Tinnitus?

[@westfield90]

Sadly we just can’t seem to produce any real game changers. It’s been ten years since this video and nothing.

[@Its.my.pleasure]

My daughter now is of 10 . I done cochlear implant when she was of 1. Till I m waiting such therapy which grows up hair cells so that she heard like a normal person 😢

[@ArahelRodas]

I hope that and a lot of people too!

[@sayem444]

Pls help us by innovation something which can regenarate heircell.save us from deafness...

[@jdlaughead]

I can regenerate hearing without any drugs, and the person can hear higher and higher CPS maybe 3 or 4 thousand CPS. I haven,t released this process yet, but it is a very simple procedure, and why nobody has figured this out yet, is beyond me. Just as their is a simple cure for the cold and FLU. But regrowth of the hairs with my therapy, might be interesting.

[@rickyfarrah6943]

James Laughead I just read your post how can I get more info on the topic you're talking about I recently lost Hearing in my right ear after cholesteatoma surgery I would definitely like to learn about it

[@boyprince6544]

how can i get in contact with you.

[@maxng7916]

Woah. A mindblowing genius we have here! How dare you make such a bold statement. You claim to know a cure for this and yet you do not want to disclose it? What a shame. No scientist or audiologist would ever do that. Disgusting. You obviously don't even know what you're talking about. There's no such thing as CPS in hearing lol, unless you're talking about a hearing at court for Child Protective Services.

[@allylucis903]

Help us too plz

[@criconinvestments7723]

Anyone commenting on this thread has obviously not checked out this guy's name. He's just kidding guys

[@Automat1kkk]

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[@ks_trades]

Who r u?

[@lashitdas4764]

I m lashit das from india assam

[@lashitdas4764]

Both ear hearing loss

[@lashitdas4764]

So please give a good solutions

[@AA-zq1sx]

Yah, I'm gonna have to call "bullshit" on that one.

[@Sofia-uj5cs]

how you gon ”bullshit” harvard scientist who have studied stuff like this for their entire career😹

[@AA-zq1sx]

@@Sofia-uj5cs Proof is in the pudding.... a decade since this video later STILL NO PROOF on any of it.

[@Sofia-uj5cs]

yeah because science takes time. Notch pathway is only one of the necessary things in regeneration and research is being done right now as we speak. If it was bullshit, they would have already stopped researching lol.

[@AA-zq1sx]

@@Sofia-uj5cs They ain't gonna stop researching until the grant $$$$$ runs out... and outlandish promises is how they all get more grant $$$$$ in the door. Endless cycle, same old same old - will never actually make it to clinic to help anyone, just keep professors nice and cushy.

[@Sofia-uj5cs]

The grants wouldn’t be given if the research was hopeless😹olus that no scientist would want to spend years and years researching something that leads to nothing

[@kyhxx]

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