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flag Study suggests diets rich in fruit, fiber, dairy, and caffeine may lower tinnitus risk, but more research is needed.

flag A study in the BMJ Open suggests that diets high in fruit, fiber, dairy, and caffeine might lower the risk of tinnitus, a condition involving ringing or buzzing in the ears. flag Researchers analyzed data from 301,533 people and found that higher intake of these foods was associated with a reduced incidence of tinnitus, with reductions ranging from 9% to 35%. flag However, the evidence quality is described as low, and further research is needed to confirm these findings.

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