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Answers:    My, that is a tough question. There are so several things that might be able to help, but none are guaranteed, partially because at hand are so many things that can contribute to hearing loss.
Ginkgo Biloba can help because it help increase circulation to the brain and other circulation aids like Butcher's Broom can help in similar ways. Other products that lend a hand with brain health like Acetyl L-Carnitine or Vinpocetine can enjoy similar impacts towards helping the tissues in the ear because they help support the brain by feed nutrition to the whole brain.
Now, if you are looking for something that is more likely to comfort repair the damage done to your ears, one of the best products I've seen is a product called RingStop. It have both homeopathic and herbal ingredients, so it covers practically all the bases to help treat the ear.
One thing to note is that regardless of what products you take, it could lift several months to notice a difference because your body actually has to restore to health up that delicate tissue and it takes time for your body to heal. Good luck and I hope I help! Source(s): Personal experience (I've tried some of these) and personal research in my role as a Product Specialist for a vitamin company

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ah, now there are things call "ear candles" where you place this paper candle into your ear which is affected and find a friend to light it. When the flame reaches a particular point contained by the candle (there should be a line at the bottom) then blow out the candle. If you want to, open it up, and you see nearly adjectives the wax in the ear. This should help your hearing a bit. It did for me - it be fantastic, you can get it from nearly any health shop. Also, if you do your own research into this, then you should hopefully find an answer to your wishes.

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