What Is Lipoflavinoid?

Lipoflavinoid is a dietary supplement that increases circulation in the inner ear, giving your ear better overall health. Found in vitamin shops, your local grocer and on line, lipoflavinoid is easy to procure if desired and medically appropriate.

Ingredients

• Lipoflavinoid typically contains vitamins B1, B2, B6 and B12, Vitamin C, pantothenic acid, choline, eriodictyol glycoside and bioflavonoids, which are the main active ingredients.

Meniere's Disease

• In 1961, DSE Healthcare Solutions first formulated lipoflavinoid, which was positioned as a way of curing, or at least diminishing the effects of, Meniere's disease. Caused by oscillations of fluid in the ear, Meniere's disease is characterized by ringing or hissing sounds in the ear, as well as vertigo and hearing inconsistencies. The antihistamine component of lipoflavinoid balances out this fluctuation in fluid, thereby reducing struggles with Meniere's disease.

Tinnitus

• Tinnitus is the actual ringing in the ear or head, one of the symptoms of Meniere's disease. Sometimes tinnitus is caused by a vitamin B12 deficiency, making lipoflavinoid a notable solution because of its high B12 concentration.

Holistic Approach

• Just like any other health concerns, you should approach Meniere's disease or tinnitus from a well rounded approach, as opposed to treating just one symptom at a time. With Meniere's disease or tinnitus, support your dose of lipoflavinoid with a proper diet, including foods that have low sugar levels to not spike your blood sugar unnecessarily. You should also have several small meals a day as opposed to two or three larger ones, as this will help to level out your blood sugar levels. Minimizing your alcohol and processed food intake is also recommended for the same reasons pertaining to your blood sugar. You also need to look at your stress levels and how you deal with both positive and negative stresses in your life, as this can be a strong influence in the frequency of Meniere's disease or tinnitus reactions.

Considerations

• As with any new medication or supplement, consult your doctor before beginning a new regimen, as she will know what is recommended for your specific health history. Report any and all side effects to your physician immediately. Do not take if pregnant or trying to conceive as insufficient information is available regarding Lipoflavinoid and pregnancy.