Tinnitus is a condition associated with hair cells in the inner ear. These cells vibrate in response to sound and then signal our brain. But when cells are damaged, due to infection or loud noise, the cells send a continuous stream of signals to the brain, like a bell. The problem can get worse over time and cause hearing loss.
Promising news
Recent studies have shown that although tinnitus is considered incurable, there are some measures that can provide relief and it has to do with blood and nutrient flow.
Magnesium is an essential nutrient that helps maintain normal nerve function in the ear. Research results show the effectiveness of tinnitus reduction with adequate magnesium intake. In a study published in 2011, scientists found that at 532 mg of magnesium per day, "tinnitus severity was significantly improved."
Ginkgo Biloba and French Maritime Pine Bark are botanicals known to enhance the circulation of blood - and nutrients - to the inner ear, which when deficient leads to tinnitus. French maritime pine bark in particular has shown positive results in reducing tinnitus. A 2010 study found that high doses of French maritime pine bark reduced tinnitus by 41 to 62 percent in just 4 weeks.
The tinnitus finally subsided
"My tinnitus started many years ago. I was listening to music on a long bus ride and when I got off, I noticed a constant ringing sound in my ears. Over time, the ringing sound became worse. so it got louder and I couldn't stand it. When a friend told me about Vita Ear, I bought a box with great anticipation. When I used the second box, I noticed the vibration gradually decreased. ." This makes me happier than ever and now I can enjoy the silence. I still use Vita Ear to ensure my ears remain healthy and prevent future problems. I highly recommend the Vita Ear - it's made a world of difference for me.
