Loud noise is one of the biggest causes of permanent hearing loss and tinnitus (noise in your ears or head). You may be exposed to noise that’s dangerously loud if you go to music events, listen to music through headphones, shoot for sport, ride a motorbike or use power tools. If you find you can’t hear properly or have ringing in your ears for a few hours afterwards, it’s a sign you’ve been exposed to noise that’s loud enough to damage your ears and you may have developed a slight and permanent

The Root Cause of Tinnitus Most tinnitus isn’t from loud noise damage, it’s viral. Over time, viruses can inflame the nerve channel in the inner ear, leading to buzzing, popping, and ringing sounds. This viral tinnitus can worsen if left unaddressed, but once you understand the root cause, you can begin using the right tools to calm the inflammation, lower the viral load, and support your nerves. Tinnitus doesn’t have to be a mystery. Comment RINGING below if you want to learn how to address tin