Calendula Flower

A type of marigold, it contains flavonoids which can protect against further damage and inflammation and also soften wax inside the inner ear. Once the inner ear is cleared, the cochlea can better function as intended in its response to sound vibrations, stopping the ringing.

St. John’s Wort

Commonly used for the nervous system, it can lessen inflammation, which can help with any tightening or closing in of the inner ear. It can also be used to alleviate migraines and headaches, which are some of the painful side effects of tinnitus, along with those annoying “swooshing” noises.

Mullein Flower

Possessing slight diuretic properties, it can reduce inflammation and may also assist with clearing the ear canal, which can help with nerve vibrations and the ear’s response to sound. It is also used to treat infections, which can be a common instigator for tinnitus.

Garlic Bulb

With antifungal, antibacterial and antiviral properties, it can also treat infections of the ear which are likely causing the pain and swelling associated with tinnitus. Garlic is also a natural immune system booster, which can help prepare your antibodies to fend off tinnitus successfully.