If you have tinnitus, you may have come across information that encourages avoiding excessive alcohol consumption, or drinking alcohol altogether. Is this true? Should people with tinnitus avoid drinking alcohol…
If changing weather sets off bells in your ears, you’re not alone. There’s a wealth of evidence that suggests temperature changes and changes in barometric pressure can cause a spike…
Sugar may be one of our favorite things, but can it hurt our ears and cause tinnitus fluctuations? To fully understand how normal blood insulin levels help maintain health and…
Did you know that there is a link between thyroid disease and hearing loss? In fact, as many as 1 out of every 4 people with thyroid disease will experience…
Your senses – including your auditory system – rely on a network of nerves that receive information and send electrical signals that your brain can interpret within nanoseconds. This process…
A vestibular schwannoma, also known as an acoustic neuroma, is a benign, non-cancerous tumor. This type of tumor grows on the vestibular nerve that goes from your inner ear to…
Have you have seen something online promoting the virtues of intermittent fasting for tinnitus? From promises of rapid weight loss to detoxifying powers or even just “resetting” your body’s rhythm,…
Blood pressure is defined as the pressure of blood pushing against the walls of the arteries within the body. There are three major types of blood vessels found in the…
Sinusitis is widespread and impacts millions of people annually. It can cause an array of symptoms such as nasal, sinus, and ear congestion, pain in the ears, and even new…
Tinnitus fluctuations are discrete periods where one’s tinnitus gets perceptibly louder. These periods often occur out of nowhere and can trigger further anxiety, stress, and worry. While the causes of…
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