Tinnitus, vitamin B12, ringing in the ears, page 3 of 3
Link to this article!Hearing protection
In noisy environments you need to use earplugs, in order to avoid tinnitus. You also need to avoid the use of headphones and headsets. Why? Because if you don't, it's just a question of time and you'll have tinnitus.Medical conditions
How can you stop your tinnitus? Improve your health because, while surgeries, medical exams and MDs are a waste of time and money, any of the following health conditions can cause tinnitus: diabetics, food allergies, head injuries, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, high triglycerides, hypothyroidism, otosclerosis, perforated eardrums, and TMJ.Vitamin B12
How can you stop tinnitus? Chances are the idea of B12 deficiency has never entered your mind. Chances are you believe you are getting a sufficient amount of vitamin B12, even when you are not.Because, chances are, unless you eat foods that are rich in vitamin B12, the foods you eat do not give you the vitamin B12 levels you need. Example: To get 6 mcg vitamin B12 per day, when was the last time you ate 10 boiled eggs per day, every day? Or, alternatively, to get 6 mcg vitamin B12 per day, when was the last time you ate 30 oz. of cured ham, per day, every day? (3) So, how can you you stop your tinnitus? Eat foods that are rich in vitamin B12, because...
- The vitamin B12 content of plant foods is zero,
- The vitamin B12 content of foods of animal-origin is small, and
- To get adequate amounts of vitamin B12 in your diet, you need foods that are rich in vitamin B12.
Vitamin D
Did you know that vitamin D, if you overdose on it for several months, it can also give you tinnitus (ringing in the ears)? (4) (5)Sources and references
(1) "The role of plasma melatonin and vitamins C and B12 in the development of idiopathic tinnitus in the elderly", by AO1 Lasisi, el al., Ghana Med J. 2012 Sep;46(3):152-7.PMID 23661829.
(2) "Vitamin B12 deficiency in patients with chronic-tinnitus and noise-induced hearing loss", by Z1 Shemesh, et al., Ornan MAm J Otolaryngol. 1993 Mar-Apr;14(2):94-9.
PMID 8484483.
(3) "Nutrition almanach, 3rd edition" by L.J. Dunne, pp. 31-34, pp.268-307, ISBN 0-07-034712-6.
(4) "Vitamin side effects revealed" by Frank W. Cawood, pp.51-52, ISBN 0-915099-04-7
(5) Personal experiences of the author.
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