sure....just eatin and drinkin lots of water increases "T"-anything w vit.A in it does it too-along w salty items-and the list goes on & on.........

I have tried to cut down on a lot of foot but i doesnt make anu difference in what i eat.

I've read that salt and caffeine can have a negative effect on tinnitus. Also NSAIDs such as Ibuprofen. I haven't noticed my tinnitus getting any better or worse with food.

Different foods and beverages effect us all differently as tinnitus is different for everyone. But the usual culprits are salt, alcohol, caffeine, and aspirin seems to be most universal.

For me, it's wine. And I still drink one glass of red every day. Actually, I found a Francis Ford Coppola Merlot for $11 bucks over at costco that is fantastic and been enjoying it the last month or two.

I don't cut anything out. The ony thing I avoid is.. loud (noise over 80db)

I consider myself to be social drinker. I looked forward to a good gin martini, one on Friday, two on Saturday (while I barbecued), and one on Sunday. But, that was when I was employed.
Since the T got worse and my company downsized me, I have been depressed and afraid to drink in fear of bringing on one of the "bad" T days. I've lost so much of the fun that I used to have in my life (eating out, driving my cars, vacation at the NJ shore). That alone makes me almost break down at times. Thinking about the good times that I might not be attending over the Holidays is another kick below the belt. After two months, I still wake up in the morning hoping that this is all a bad dream...
But, thanks to Xanax, I can sleep without background noise, and I'm hoping that my mind will eventually adjust so I can go back to being me again....

I've found that no matter what I eat and drink it makes no difference. The ringing is always there, 24/7. Sometimes it gets so loud that I can't hear much of anything else, but not too often.

I was told to look for foods, that TRIGGER a worse sense ofthe tinnitus. I know some are mentioned as likely, but I never was able to put my finger, on any that makes it worse. It's a trial and error type thing, that you have to discover yourself. Just because someone, say, a doctor, tells you cashews aggravates it, doesn't mean, it'll necessarily aggravate it, for you. We each have out own trigger foods, but it's hard to ID them.

I breathe, I drink, I eat...The pulse of my life has been replaced by the life in the ring. It's not alright but it's okay. I eat salted sunflower seeds and wash them down with two 20 ounce coffee's and then eat a box and a half of chocolates and then bodly drnk an extra large glass of wine. My T is the same as it was as before I began this gorge. When I choose to abstain from these things it's for other reasons. If tar and feathering myself would reduce my T, I'd go aound all day sporting feathers and tar. If diet really helps anyone more and more power to you...
"It seems that after we abstain, the T remains the same". Please pardon the sarcism...