Diet Chart for Tinnitus Patients

Tinnitus diet guide

A proper diet can help in relief as it will improve the health of the ears through an improvement in blood circulation, reduction in inflammation, and all-around nourishment. Below is a diet chart for tinnitus patients that outlines foods good for tinnitus and foods that trigger tinnitus along with recommendations on what to eat and what to avoid.

 

Tinnitus Diet Chart

Time Vegetarian Option Non-Vegetarian Option
6:30 AM Warm water with lemon or green tea – 1 glass Warm water with lemon or coconut water – 1 glass
7:30 AM (Breakfast)

Option 1: Oats porridge with chia seeds and bananas – 1 bowl

Option 2: Whole wheat toast with avocado and sunflower seeds

Option 1: Scrambled eggs with spinach and onions – 2 eggs

Option 2: Boiled eggs with whole wheat bread – 2 eggs with 2 slices of bread

10:30 AM (Snack) Fresh fruit like pineapple, berries, or oranges – 1 medium fruit A boiled egg – 1 egg with a handful of almonds – 10 almonds
1:00 PM (Lunch)

Option 1: Brown rice with moong dal and sautéed spinach – 1 cup rice, 1 bowl dal, 1 cup spinach

Option 2: Quinoa salad with cucumber and olive oil dressing – 1 bowl of quinoa salad

Option 1: Grilled chicken with steamed vegetables and brown rice – 1 cup chicken, 1 cup vegetables, 1 cup rice

Option 2: Fish curry with quinoa and a side of spinach – 1 serving of fish curry, 1 bowl of quinoa

4:00 PM (Snack)

Sprouted moong with lemon and salt – 1 bowl

Roasted makhana – 1 handful

Grilled chicken salad with lemon and olive oil dressing – 1 cup salad

A handful of walnuts or almonds – 10 nuts

6:30 PM (Evening Drink)

Coconut water – 1 glass

Green tea or ginger tea – 1 cup

Buttermilk with a pinch of cumin – 1 glass
8:00 PM (Dinner)

Option 1: Khichdi with moong dal and steamed vegetables – 1 small plate

Option 2: Roti with methi sabzi and curd – 2 rotis, 1 bowl of methi sabzi, 1 small bowl of curd

Option 1: Grilled fish (salmon) with sautéed broccoli and spinach – 1 serving fish, 1 cup vegetables

Option 2: Chicken stew with a side of lightly spiced vegetables – 1 serving chicken stew, 1 cup vegetables

9:30 PM (Before Bed)

Chamomile tea – 1 cup

Warm milk with turmeric or almond milk – 1 glass

Warm milk with turmeric or almond milk – 1 glass

 

Do’s:

Foods Good for Tinnitus 

Consumption of these foods in your diet will help you live with tinnitus as they reduce inflammation and improve the balance of nerves along with increasing blood supply to the ears.

  • Magnesium-Rich Foods

Spinach, bananas, avocados, and pumpkin seeds are rich in magnesium; it regulates nerve activity and blood circulation, which can relieve tinnitus.

  • Food rich in antioxidants: 

Berries, pineapple, and oranges have it, so they are good for protecting the fragile cells of ears against oxidative damage.

  • Food rich in omega-3 acids: 

Omega-3 fatty acids from fatty fish like salmon, mackerel, and flaxseed are good for heart health and thus the blood supply to ears.

  • Zinc-Rich Foods:

Zinc is essential to function within the inner ear. Nutritional staples like pumpkin seeds, cashews, and chickpeas are rich in zinc.

  • Vitamin B12-Rich Foods: 

Vitamin B12 supports the health of the nerves. A deficiency has been associated with tinnitus. Eggs, dairy, and most fortified cereals are good sources of B12

  • Ginger: 

For its anti-inflammatory properties, helping circulation can help ease tinnitus.

  • Pineapple:

An enzyme called bromelain in pineapple has anti-inflammatory properties, which may provide some comfort when experiencing tinnitus ear ringing.

 

Don’t:

Foods that Trigger Tinnitus (What to Avoid) 

Some foods and drinks can induce tinnitus due to their impact on blood pressure, irritating the nervous system, or triggering inflammation. Such diets should be strictly limited or avoided by those with tinnitus.

  • Caffeine: Coffee, tea, cola, and chocolate all stimulate the nervous system and may trigger the symptoms of tinnitus.
  • Alcohol: Alcohol increases blood flow to the inner ear. This is one condition that worsens tinnitus. It also dehydrates the body.
  • Salted Foods: Consumptions of higher salt content found in processed meat, chips, and canned foods increase blood pressure and thus worsen tinnitus.
  • Sugar-rich Foods: Foods that contain high amounts of refined sugar, such as cakes, pastries, and sodas, increase blood sugar levels and thus could cause tinnitus.
  • Saturated Fats: Fried foods, processed meats, and butter lead to inflammation and demoralization in blood flow. Therefore, these materials can worsen the symptoms of tinnitus.
  • MSG: Monosodium Glutamate belongs to processed foods and many fast foods that might provoke nerves above the normal level. It may worsen the symptoms of tinnitus due to that reason.
  • Artificial Sweeteners: Aspartame and saccharin might provoke tinnitus in some individuals.

 

Recommendations for Tinnitus Patients

  • Stay Hydrated: Hydration helps circulate blood properly through the body and not get dehydrated to worsen the symptoms of tinnitus.
  • Earplug Use: Avoid too much noise exposure through earplugs during noisy conditions.
  • Exercise: Perform exercises that help circulate blood in the body while reducing some forms of stress. Examples include walking and yoga for weight loss.
  • Stress management: Stress worsens tinnitus. Try meditation, deep breathing exercises, or yoga to get you centered or tranquil.

Dietary management can significantly help to minimize symptoms and support ear health in tinnitus. foods good for tinnitus include vegetables rich in magnesium, fruits chock-full of antioxidants, and omega-3 fatty acids. Meanwhile, there are plenty of foods that trigger tinnitus, ranging from too much caffeine and alcohol to salty or sugary foods.

All these can be adopted in this diet chart for tinnitus patients as prophylactic measures by tinnitus patients so they can better manage their symptoms and, thus, enjoy an improved quality of life. Proper hydration, balanced meals, and proper choice of foods can really relieve the discomfort involved in tinnitus.

 

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