Neuromod . Two weeks on.

[ade-the-pade]

Folks. Thought that a two week report on the device would be useful.

I have used it everyday as instructed. Most of the days have been 30mins with several being double session taking me to the maximum of 60mins. I have a job and two young kids so it is fitting the use around my life. To be fair, it has been not too onerous as I put on the device and do my e mails or read my book.

I'll mention the two main areas of most concern first. Does it work and did it make your T worse. I have not notice any drop in the level of my T. It is early days so I remain optimistic. It would be unfair to measure success or failure at this early stage. I plan to continue the 30 to 60 mins a day for several months to come.

I have hyperacusis in my left ear on top of the T. I am feeling increased sensitivity to noise in that ear. Now, it could be the Neuromod of perhaps my attention is more focused on it. I have considered this and am fairly sure something has changed. They informed me that this may happen. There is a school of thought that if they tell me this then I convince myself that it has happened. Either way it is not significant.

The product is easy to use. I have charged the Headphones once. The actual Neuromod device is still showing a full charge. This is good news as it is much longer than expected.

The sound generated is not too annoying. It is a bit like "elevator" music. You don't really focus on it. It is just "there" and I can read or do emails. The "tingling" on my tongue is so mild that I don't notice it.

Conclusion. Very easy to use, portable. Finding 30mins is doable.

Does it work? Too early to tell.

Has it made it worse?. Not really but I remain cautious.

I hope that this short report helps in some way. I will of course give further updates. Please feel free to ask any question.

Wishing you all peace and quiet.

Ade

[Michael8272]

Thanks for this,

[hazyfan]

wishing you all the best

[Shellipops]

Considering how busy you are...big thanks for keeping us updated, its v much appreciated 👍

[Jenjen12345]

Thankyou for the update.i will be waiting for the next.

Regards

Jen.

[richard56]

Hi Ade. Yes like you say, bit to early to say if it works. Everyone's T is a unique thing to the individual(reaction etc etc).

Did they give you any sort of time frame. Six months, one Year or longer?

[ade-the-pade in reply to richard56]

They said that I should start to feel benefit after 3 to 4 weeks. However, for some it is a bit longer.

All quite vague to be honest.

Regards

Ade

[Verma54]

Thanks for update

[ade-the-pade in reply to Verma54]

Regards.

ade

[Verma54 in reply to ade-the-pade]

I truly hope it gives you relief as so many of us live in hope 🙏🏾

[sammie888]

Thanks ade.

[ade-the-pade]

Regards.

Ade

[Scarlett2013]

Hi Ade

Thankyou so much for your update, fingers crossed you get some improvement soon. Looking forward to your next post.

[ade-the-pade]

Hope it helps people to make an informed decision.

Regards.

Ade

[Jimmuck]

Many thanks for your appraisal Ade and for taking the time to do it. Everyone on here myself included is rooting for a positive outcome for you and praying that if it works for you, we'll be beating a path to Neuromod's door! Wishing you every success with it.

[ade-the-pade]

Thank you very much indeed. like you, I hope for everyone that this is the breakthrough that we have been hoping for. I'll report again in a few weeks.

Regards.

Ade

[Ruud1boy]

Just to hijack Ade's thread, I would endorse everything he's said about Lenire so far. I'm 2wks in as of today, the device is easy to use and doesn't cause any discomfort. I haven't seen any worsening of my T, which several other users have reported, but equally I haven't seen any real improvement as yet - still too early to say I guess. My T was reasonably well behaved in week 1 and wasn't really causing me any difficulties, but I've been back to normal over the last week - good days, bad days.

[ade-the-pade]

Thank you for your progress report. Not to dissimilar to my experience. Will keep at it and keep my fingers crossed for you.

Regards

Ade