Tinnitus Guard™ is sometimes suggested as a supplement which can help tinnitus. Is there any proof that it works? Read more
Charles Stayt CBD gummies are being marketed as a treatment for tinnitus. Is there any evidence that they work? Read more
Eagle Hemp gummies are being marketed as a treatment for tinnitus. Is there any evidence that they work? Read more
We give our verdict on different tinnitus treatments, explaining the conclusions reached about specific remedies. Read more
Hawthorn extract is sometimes suggested as a supplement which can help tinnitus. Is there any proof that it works? Read more
Online advertisements are claiming that a supplement called Synapse XT can help tinnitus. We examine the evidence. Read more
Sonus Complete is a widely advertised supplement claiming it can reduce tinnitus. How do the claims stand up? Read more
Online advertisements and advertorials are claiming that a supplement called Silencil can help tinnitus. We examine the evidence. Read more
Tinnitus 911 is one of the most widely internet advertised supplements claiming to treat tinnitus. What does research say about its ingredients? Read more
You may have seen advertisements and articles for a supplement called Quietum Plus. Is there evidence that it works? We investigate. Read more
For some people hearing aids help to cushion tinnitus sounds as well as helping them hear better. Read more about hearing aids here. Read more
Lenire (TM) is a new treatment for tinnitus. The BTA investigate the evidence of its effectiveness here. Read to find out more. Read more
Can a patch you put behind your ear really reduce your tinnitus? We look at the evidence. Read more
People ask whether t'ai chi helps if you have tinnitus. We've looked at the research, and this is our opinion. Read on to find out the verdict. Read more