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Concerning tinnitus and hearing loss, is it true antioxidants supplements can help?
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Probably : There are some positive studies showing antioxidants may help in preventing the damage to the cochlea, Alpha lipoid acid and coenzymeq10. But not known whether they show consistent benefits in humans.
Answered 6/24/2014
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