For years now the Chinese have used certain herbs to treat and in some cases cure various medical conditions and health problems. Because there are so many different causes of tinnitus, it can be quite difficult to treat it. There have been however numerous people who have claimed that their tinnitus has improved after using certain Chinese herbs.
Chinese Dogwood is a primary example of an herb that could hold the key to improving tinnitus symptoms for a number of people. It also goes by the name “Conrus officinalis” and it is a deciduous tree which is found through the country of Korea as well as Japan and of course China.
There are quite a few different health problems which Chinese Dogwood is good for, including diarrhea, headaches, dizziness, and tinnitus. The many uses of this Chinese herb have been hailed and extolled in the American Journal of Chinese Medicine. There was a definitive study involving this herb and its effects on the human body in relation to inner ear disease and stress.
With an active ingredient of ursolic acid, it has the power to treat tinnitus to a certain extend. Although clinical trials are still lacking when it comes to this particular Chinese herb, it has worked for many people with tinnitus in the past and holds the promise of relief for those who struggle with this problem.
Chinese Foxglove is yet another herb which has been found to be useful for those with tinnitus. It also goes by the name “Rehmannia glutinosa” and is a perennial flower with a reddish-purple coloring, cultivated primarily for its many different medicinal uses.
This herb is used for a lot of different things, including inflammatory disorders, headaches, hearing loss, and dizziness. Although it is not a definitive cure for tinnitus, it too has been demonstrated to provide some tinnitus sufferers with relief which they were not able to find anywhere else.
