When you listen to loud sound for Hearing Hero Review long periods of time then the hairs in your cochlea become damaged and you suffer hearing loss. At the same time, many people who get hearing loss also go on to develop tinnitus. Some degree of hearing loss is necessary to get ringing in the ears - even though you might think that your hearing is perfect, it's not.
There is nothing you can do about hearing loss because it is irreversible. But why is it that some people who experience hearing loss never get tinnitus. This is due to secondary co-factors. You need hearing loss to get tinnitus but you also need at least one or more secondary co-factors too.
Did you know, for example, that your toothpaste could be causing or contributing to your tinnitus. Many toothpastes, especially those for sensitive teeth, contain compounds of potassium which can be problematic for some tinnitus sufferers. Even regular toothpaste and the fluoride within it can cause problems. You can try switching to a non-fluoride version for a while and see what happens.
Did you know, for example, that MSG which is commonly found in many prepared foods and not just Chinese food is strongly linked to tinnitus. This is because it is a type of glutamate, an excitory neurotransmitter. The same neurotransmitter that is toxic to the body and also produced when your hair cells die. Once again, try eliminating it and all other glutamates totally from your diet. This can be difficult because it is often hidden in foods but the only way to find out is to try.
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