Research notes
The Audifort sales page leans on a list of studies, and so does almost every hearing supplement. These notes pick up the questions readers ask most and go back to the original papers: who was studied, for how long, and what changed. Each claim links to its source so you can check it.
Hearing Loss and Memory: Why Your Ears Matter for Your BrainHearing loss is one of the biggest modifiable risk factors for dementia. What the Lancet Commission and the ACHIEVE trial found, and what to do about it.Caffeine and Tinnitus: Should You Really Give Up Coffee?Is caffeine bad for tinnitus? A large 18-year study and a systematic review say probably not. What the data show and how to test it on yourself.Ginseng for Tinnitus and Hearing: What the Trials Actually ShowPanax ginseng is one of the few herbs with human trials on tinnitus and noise-related hearing loss. What the studies found, the doses used, and safety notes.What Causes Tinnitus? The Ear-Brain Explanation in Plain EnglishWhat causes tinnitus: hearing damage, the brain turning up its own volume, and the common triggers. Plus who gets it, when to see a doctor and what helps.