The Science Behind Grape Seed Extract vs. Citrus Bioflavonoids for Auditory Health Support
If you’ve been searching for a more advanced way to support ear and brain wellness, especially in relation to ringing in the ears, it’s important to understand what goes into a high-quality ear ringing formula. Many older supplements rely on citrus bioflavonoids, compounds derived from citrus fruits, which have limited evidence when it comes to supporting auditory health. In fact, a large population study found no significant benefit from flavonoid intake on ear ringing symptoms. In contrast, grape seed extract, a core ingredient in Tinnigone®, is backed by emerging science for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and microvascular support properties; three key areas involved in maintaining healthy auditory function. That’s why Tinnigone uses grape seed extract as part of its targeted, next generation approach to inner ear and brain support.
Clinical research also suggests that more comprehensive antioxidant support, not just traditional flavonoids may play a more meaningful role in tinnitus management. In human studies, formulas including ingredients like R-alpha lipoic acid and grape seed extract have shown encouraging results in reducing perceived loudness and improving quality of life for those experiencing ringing or buzzing in the ears. Tinnigone® is designed with this science in mind, offering a thoughtful combination of ingredients that help support blood flow, reduce oxidative stress, and promote overall auditory and cognitive wellness. While no supplement can guarantee specific results, the unique formulation behind Tinnigone offers a modern, science-driven alternative for those looking for real, long-term support.
Sources of Information
Dietary flavonoids and tinnitus: A population study
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9311508/
Antioxidants and glutamate antagonists for hearing loss and tinnitus
https://www.tinnitusjournal.com/articles/glutamate-antagonists-steroids-andantioxidants-as-therapeutic-options-forhearing-loss-and-tinnitus-and-the-use-ofan-inner-ear-drug.pdf
Effect of antioxidant supplementation on tinnitus
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/338016178_The_Effect_of_Antioxidant_Supplementation_in_Patients_with_Tinnitus_and_Normal_Hearing_or_Hearing_Loss_A_Randomized_Double-Blind_Placebo_Controlled_Trial