Spinach for your hearing loss?

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Researchers at the University of Michigan recently found that what actually causes hearing problems after exposure to loud sounds is reduced blood flow in the inner ear due to free-radical build up. They say that the combo of Vitamin A, C, and E and magnesium reduces permanent noise-induced hearing loss.

Best food for your ears? Spinach

Half a cup of these greens gives you 9,433 IU Viatmin A, 1.9 mg of Vitamin E, 8.8 mg vitamin C, and 78 mg of magnesium.

I love spinach... so I guess my ears are good!! What do you think?
 
I don't know if, it is true about spinach that will help the ears. I've never heard of that before.

I love spinach, too. I use it for salad only. I like raw spinach better than cook.

FYI, I can't live without spinach salad. I am crazy over spinach. :lol:
 
I'd like to see more studies on this. ONE study of 4 groups of guinea pigs over 5 days of noise exposure? That's a LIGHT study. Looks like they plan to start clinical trials soon.

It's not a cure, it's a potential treatment. Let's do those tests to find out if this really is a viable treatment. There's hope but don't go loading up on Popeye's Spinach just yet.
 
jgearyAuD said:
Researchers at the University of Michigan recently found that what actually causes hearing problems after exposure to loud sounds is reduced blood flow in the inner ear due to free-radical build up. They say that the combo of Vitamin A, C, and E and magnesium reduces permanent noise-induced hearing loss.

Best food for your ears? Spinach

Half a cup of these greens gives you 9,433 IU Viatmin A, 1.9 mg of Vitamin E, 8.8 mg vitamin C, and 78 mg of magnesium.

I love spinach... so I guess my ears are good!! What do you think?
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Well, first of all, do you have a hearing loss? Especially when you say your ears are good....
 
Dennis said:
I'd like to see more studies on this. ONE study of 4 groups of guinea pigs over 5 days of noise exposure? That's a LIGHT study. Looks like they plan to start clinical trials soon.

It's not a cure, it's a potential treatment. Let's do those tests to find out if this really is a viable treatment. There's hope but don't go loading up on Popeye's Spinach just yet.
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And prevention is the key when dealing with noise induced hearing loss. Much easier to prevent than to treat.
 
:eek3:

I eat spinach real alot...(twice to three time a week) I love to mix spinach with feta... mmmhhh... but I am still deaf... :giggle:
 
Honestly?...... *umm* i never heard about that.
very interesting! I prefer stay my deaf LOL
 
Well this is NOISE induced hearing loss (late deafened losses) It doesn't really effect most of us here.
And I know a way to get an answer to that question.......Ask Popeye!
 
:lol: Popeye is not deaf. Soo, that spinach is for his muscle to show how strong he is and puffed his pipe.
 
I thought juciy double cheeseburger will be cure. :mrgreen:

I remmy Popeye had been troubling hearing...mean not working. :giggle:
 
Maria said:
:lol: Popeye is not deaf. Soo, that spinach is for his muscle to show how strong he is and puffed his pipe.
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Popeye's oversize forearms had do nothing with spinach...he spend on the sea too long without woman but enjoyed himself. :giggle:
 
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