Lipo-flavonoid, ginkgo, and sound therapy apps do not produce a meaningful change in tinnitus symptoms in people who use them.
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Lipo-flavonoid, ginkgo, and sound therapy apps produce no clinically significant reduction or improvement in tinnitus symptoms.
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The brain's auditory system becomes overactive when the inner ear sends weaker signals, and this overactivity is perceived as ringing. Protecting the inner ear cells and improving blood flow to the ear reduces the signal loss, which allows the brain to normalize its activity. At the same time, the brain's natural ability to suppress unwanted signals is strengthened, turning down the false ringing sound.
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