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Why Supplements for Tinnitus Get Mixed Reviews

Tinnitus presents differently in nearly everyone who has it, which is why results from any given treatment or supplement can vary so widely from one person to the next. Here's a practical look at what that variability means for you, and how to make a more informed decision about your ear health.

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Does Lipo-Flavonoid Work for Tinnitus?

Does Lipo-Flavonoid really work for tinnitus? We break down what the peer-reviewed research says about LIPO's key ingredients, why results vary from person to person, and what to realistically expect during your first 60 days.

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How You Can Reduce Ear Ringing with Dr. Tonia Farmer and WebMD

Do you suffer from tinnitus? You aren’t alone. About 15% of all adults in the United States suffer from tinnitus, and at least 2 million Americans say that “phantom” noises in their ears make it nearly impossible for them to function normally in day-to-day life. Read More

Dr. Tonia Farmer and WebMD Discuss Importance of Ear Health

Hearing loss affects 48 million Americans, according to WebMD, that is one in seven people missing out on potential involvement in their environment. Hearing decline is a common problem as people age, but age isn’t the only cause. Many factors contribute to hearing loss, such as loud noises and diets deficient in essential micronutrients. Read More

Daily Supplement for Vertigo with Dr. Tonia Farmer and WebMD

Dr. Tonia Farmer explains that vertigo symptoms like dizziness and swaying can result from inner ear issues and nutrient deficiencies, highlighting the importance of nutrition and suggesting the use of Lipo Flavonoid Advanced Balance Support with Ginkgo Biloba and Vitamin D to reduce the risk of vertigo. Read More

Causes of Vertigo and Balance Problems

If you're like most people, you've had to deal with a bout of dizziness from time to time. Whether your head spun after getting off a ship or felt a little loopy getting off of a roller coaster, most of us are familiar with the unsteadiness of vertigo. However, around 90 million Americans visit healthcare providers each year with complaints of unexpected vertigo. Read More