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Any food/vitamin/supplement that could possibly help diminish tinnitis? any promising developments out there for tinnitis?
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Sorry: There are lots of candidates, including gingko. Unfortunately even that one hasn't shown consistent effectiveness. Maybe the ENT docs on healthtap will know about some other possibilities!
Answered 6/10/2014
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