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I have a damaged balance nerve in one ear. does diet play a role in balance issues?
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Somewhat: Certain ear conditions are very strongly affected by diet. Menieres syndrome is the classic one. In general the ear does not like fat, salt, alcohol, tobacco and caffeine.
Answered 9/11/2012
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