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The limitations and potential benefits of supplements marketed as cures for tinnitus.
There is currently no universally accepted cure for ; and clinicians describe progress in that can reduce loudness or distress for many patients but not eradicate the condition for all . Commercial su...
-therapies-evaluation">Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have tested several dietary supplements for tinnitus, but the evidence is mixed: is the most-studied supplement with many RCTs showing incons...
Peer-reviewed clinical trials for supplements marketed to treat or hearing loss exist but are heterogeneous in quality and results: notable randomized trials and reviews have examined , , lipoflavonoi...
Dr. Oz has discussed several remedies for tinnitus over the years, from transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to over‑the‑counter supplements and branded products; the best-supported peer‑reviewed e...
Randomized trials and large patient surveys consistently show that for produce little or no benefit and are not free from harms: adverse effects ranging from mild gastrointestinal upset to headaches, ...