Magnesium can help with tinnitus for some people.
Magnesium supplementation can particularly help people with tinnitus that have a magnesium deficiency or for people who are experiencing tinnitus that is related to noise induced hearing loss.
Magnesium does play a role in various auditory functions as well as neuroprotection and studies also suggest that it can also improve ear function and potentially can reduce tinnitus symptoms.
Magnesium is also vital for the proper functioning of the auditory system, which includes synaptic plasticity and neurotransmitter regulation.
Magnesium also offers neuroprotective benefits in the brain, which is also important for tinnitus treatment.
And research also indicates that magnesium supplementation can reduce the severity of the tinnitus, especially in cases of tinnitus that are related to noise exposure.
Studies also show that people that have tinnitus often also have lower magnesium levels than the general population and suggests a link between magnesium deficiency and tinnitus.
Magnesium supplementation may also improving hearing recovery and lessen tinnitus in people with idiopathic sudden hearing loss.
Although not everyone will experience the same results with magnesium supplementation and some people may find the magnesium supplementation more effective than others.
Magnesium is also not a cure for tinnitus and may not be effective in all cases of tinnitus.
It's also important to see a doctor before taking magnesium supplements.