Quietum Plus

The makers claim

Quietum Plus will “fight free radical damage and decrease oxidative stress which is the cause behind hearing loss which occurs with age.”[1]

“ increases the production of ear wax […] reduces the risk of infections and diseases.”[1].

What is the treatment?

Quietum Plus is a capsule which you take once a day.

The supplement claims to contain[2]:

yam; fenugreek; dong quai; L-Tyrosine; motherwort; black cohosh; oat grass; pacific kelp; blessed thistle; Hops extract

What are the downsides of this treatment?

Potential side effects from constituents.[4-8],[10],[11]

Cost – this supplement currently is on sale for $69 for one month’s supply excluding shipping and taxes.[2]

Has there been research into this treatment?

There have been no papers published on Quietum Plus as a supplement, but there have been a number published on its component parts. None of these papers relate to tinnitus.

What does the research say?

There is no evidence that any of the known components of this supplement are effective for treating tinnitus or indeed any other medical condition[3-12].

Although some of the components are thought of as safe, motherwort can induce miscarriage[7], black cohosh can affect liver function, kelp can affect thyroid function. Some have not been approved for medical use, in particular yam[3],
fenugreek[4], dong quai[5] and L-Tyrosine[6].

Comments

There appears to be a lot of similarity between the marketing of this product and other products such as Sonus Complete and Tinnitus 911 even though the declared contents differ – please see the relevant information sheets for details.