Tinnitus Treatment Remedies: Do Natural Tinnitus Remedies Really Work?
Tinnitus is a problem that a large part of the population will experience at one time or another. In this article I want to share with you some remedies for tinnitus treatment and also share my opinion on whether they have any merit or not. You may have heard of some of these remedies, and not others!
The first remedy I want to talk about is eating pickles to cure tinnitus. I’ve heard that many people feel this works, but from my personal experience I can say that it really doesn’t seem to help. Many athletes drink pickle juice to prevent cramps, so I assume the logic is that pickles can decrease muscle tension and inflammation. However, I can’t say it works.
Another popular remedy is to take more vitamin B-12. Some studies have linked a deficiency of this vitamin with tinnitus, however medical reports are unpredictable. Many doctors will recommend a multivitamin to help cure tinnitus, so I guess there might be some merit to this. However, I am not a doctor, and before starting any kind of vitamin regiment, you should make sure you have the proper medical clearance from your doctor.
Last but not least, aromatherapy can often be recommended by non-traditional practitioners as a remedy for the treatment of tinnitus. This can help curb tinnitus in certain situations, but it won’t always work. The philosophy of this natural remedy is based on the logic that tinnitus is caused by excess stress and aromatherapy will reduce stress. While this is sometimes true, more often than not tinnitus has another underlying cause.
So do you want to know how I cured my tinnitus?
