Finally, the solution that can help fight tinnitus; those buzzing, hissing noises
Some Herbal Remedies
While conventional medicine has found no cure for tinnitus, there are several
herbal remedies that have been providing relief to people with ringing ears for
centuries. Herbal remedies will generally prove most beneficial when the
tinnitus is caused by an infection or injury but may also provide some relief over
time in chronic cases.
Some of these herbal remedies are to be taken orally, either as a supplement or
brewed as a tea; others are applied directly to the ear canal with a dropper or ear
bulb. Generally speaking, direct treatments will provide the most immediate relief,
while oral supplements will be more useful in long-term treatment.
If you’re applying the medication directly to your ear, make sure the liquid is warm but not hot.
The Cool liquid will be uncomfortable and won’t be as effective at loosening any ear wax buildup.
The Liquid that’s too hot can burn you, which will only make the problem worse.
All of the herbal remedies below have been shown to give some measure of relief to tinnitus
sufferers. The exact results may vary depending on your specific case, so try a few until you
find the one that works for you.
CoEnzyme Q10
One of the few herbal remedies that have been verified through clinical trials,
CoQ10 supplements have been shown to generate energy in cell mitochondria,
which increases blood flow and can reduce or even eliminate tinnitus. The
recommended dosage is 200-300mg of high-potency, highly absorbable CoQ10
every day.
Because it’s an oral supplement, symptom relief may take a few weeks. This
remedy is most effective in cases caused by hypertension and inflammation.
CoQ10 also improves your immune system, preventing tinnitus caused by sinus
or inner ear infection.
Garlic
Garlic is most effective at curing tinnitus caused by changes in altitude or
climate. It has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that are most
effective in curing tinnitus when applied directly to the ear canal.
To make this remedy, crush a few cloves of garlic and lightly fry them in a
tablespoon of sesame oil. Keep the heat low; you want to infuse the oil with the
garlic essence, not burn it off. Once you’ve strained the mixture and allowed it to
cool, you can administer 2-3 drops of the oil to your ear canal before you go to
bed each night. You should notice symptom relief within a week.
Garlic also improves your circulation. If your tinnitus is related to high blood
pressure, taking a garlic supplement every day can help to lower it, which will
improve your overall health in addition to your tinnitus.
Ginger
Ginger has analgesic (pain relieving) properties and fights pathogens within your
body. It’s most effective when brewed as a tea. Grate about a half teaspoon of
fresh ginger and steep it in hot water for around 10 minutes.
Ginger improves the circulation in your inner ear and the steam from the hot tea
can also help clear your sinuses if the tinnitus is caused by an infection. Drinking
2-3 cups per day will bring about the quickest relief.
If you’re not put off by ginger’s peppery taste, you can also chew on raw slices
of the root. The process of chewing relieves pressure in your inner ear, often one
of the contributing causes of tinnitus from altitude or weather changes.
Ginkgo Biloba
Best known for its ability to improve your memory, ginkgo biloba also improves
your circulation, which can reduce ringing in the ears when it’s caused by high
blood pressure or inflammation. Ginkgo also has antibacterial and anti-fungal
qualities, making it helpful in treating infection-related tinnitus.
You can find ginkgo biloba extract supplements in the health food section of
your grocery store. Look for an extract that contains 24-32% flavonoids and 6-
12% terpenoids.
The recommended dose for relieving tinnitus is between 120 and 240mg per day,
ideally divided into 3-4 doses. Relief won’t be instant; expect to take the ginkgo
for up to six weeks before you notice results. Once your symptoms improve, you
can drop the dose to 40-60mg per day to maintain your circulation.
Ginkgo is known to interact with certain medications, especially anticoagulants,
so if you take regular medications make sure to talk to your doctor before
starting a ginkgo regimen. Ginkgo also shouldn’t be given to children under the
age of 12.
Holy Basil
Though its taste is similar to the herb you put in your pasta, holy basil is an
Indian plant used for stress relief and other medicinal purposes. In the United
States, you’re more likely to find it in pill form as a supplement than you are to
track down a fresh plant. Like with ginkgo, holy basil’s main benefit with
regards to tinnitus is its ability to improve circulation and reduce inflammation.
Oral holy basil supplements will provide long-term relief of tinnitus; taking
300mg per day should yield results in around two weeks. For more immediate
results, two to three drops of holy basil juice applied directly to the affected ear
can provide tinnitus relief in as little as three days.
You can buy a liquid supplement at some health food stores or juice fresh leaves
at home by blending them into a paste then straining the liquid out. Use an
eyedropper to administer 2-3 drops to the ear twice per day.
Mustard Oil
The beauty world loves mustard oil for its skin and hair care benefits. Its natural
stimulant and antibacterial properties also make it useful for tinnitus relief.
Warm mustard oil applied directly to the ear canal loosens ear wax buildup that
could be affecting your hearing.
Apply a few drops of warmed mustard oil to your ear then let it sit for five to ten
minutes before tilting your head to the other side to let it drain out. You can use
an ear bulb to carefully remove the softened ear wax. As an added bonus,
mustard oil boosts your immune system and should help protect your ear against
repeat infection.
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Onions
The humble onion is not just for seasoning. Similar to mustard oil, you can use
onion juice to soften troublesome ear wax and relieve tinnitus symptoms. Chop
an onion into small pieces and put them in the microwave for 1-2 minutes.
Once they’re cool, strain the juice out and put 2-3 drops in your affected ear,
letting the juice sit in your ear canal for around 5 minutes. You may need to do
this a few times over the course of a week or so to experience relief.
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Contents
1 – Things to Avoid
2 – Herbal Remedies
4 – Manual Remedies