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Nutrition consultation for tinnitus
Our nutrition professional guides you towards a balanced diet that may help reduce tinnitus symptoms. By analysing your eating habits, we develop personalised plans to support hearing-related and general wellbeing.
Scientific evidence highlights the role of nutrition in tinnitus management and prevention.
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An anti-inflammatory diet emphasising foods rich in antioxidants, omega-3 fatty acids and vitamins may reduce systemic inflammation.
A lower-sodium diet can support circulation and vascular health, which are relevant to inner ear wellbeing and tinnitus management.
Our centres offer consultations with a nutrition biologist specialising in clinical nutrition and preventive dietary care.
Nutritional plans are tailored to each patient’s needs and lifestyle, with the aim of supporting physical and psychological wellbeing.
What it is used for
- Reducing tinnitus intensity: Certain foods and nutrients may help support circulation in the inner ear and hearing wellbeing.
- Identifying foods that may worsen symptoms: Caffeine, refined sugars and excess salt may increase tinnitus discomfort. Consultation helps identify and limit relevant dietary factors.
- Balancing essential vitamins and minerals: Nutrients such as magnesium and B vitamins may support tinnitus management. Consultation helps achieve an appropriate nutritional balance.
Who is it for?
- People with chronic or occasional tinnitus: If buzzing or ringing affects daily life, a targeted nutritional approach may help reduce its intensity.
- People sensitive to particular foods: Some foods may trigger or intensify tinnitus. Identifying dietary factors can help with management.
- People wishing to support circulation and inner ear health: A balanced diet supports oxygen supply to hearing cells and may help prevent symptoms from worsening.
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