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Astaxanthin for Tinnitus: Can It Help Ringing in the Ears?

| Modified on Oct 18, 2026
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Astaxanthin
Posted by eardoc (seattle USA) on 10/18/2026
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multiple animal studies have shown that a common pathway for inner ear hair cell loss is damage from oxidative radicals. I identified 6 studies in animals that credibly show that astaxanthin is an antioxident that offers protection against oxidative injury to the inner ear. I could not find any human studies that support or refute that there is a benefit to humans. By contrast, there is substantial evidence that vitamin D3 offers protection in animals and humans.


Astaxanthin
Posted by William L. (Nashville, TN, USA) on 08/17/2019
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For Tinnitus, try Astaxanthin 2 mg 1 softgel per day. This helped me until I learned that I'm allergic to it. Nevertheless, Astaxanthin can not only relax your inner ear, but it's beneficial to your eyes as well.