Is Tinnitus Connected To Candida? (Updated)
3,779 views · Published 21 November 2017 · 3:45 · Indexed 20 September 2026
Channel: CanXida · 2017 · Education
You can get my product canxida at http://www.canxida.com/ I'm convinced there is a connection between digestive issues and tinnitus. Candida may or may not be involved, it may also be a lack of beneficial bacteria or even SIBO. This is an updated version to this topic, I have completed a Tinnitus and Candida video in January 2016. Well, since I posted that video, I've had a lot of people contact me with tinnitus. An interesting thing is stool testing has shown some remarkable things with a lot of these patients. Lack of beneficial bacteria, very bad bacteria like Citrobacter, multiple Candida strains, and in some cases, parasites. Inflammation in the bowel I've also seen with tinnitus. I can tell you now, I'm almost certain there's a link between tinnitus and either Candida or low levels of beneficial bacteria, bad bacteria, or parasite or some type of a bug. There's a big connection between the small intestine and different parts of the brain. Now we know this through a major nerve called the vagus nerve that connects parts of the brain and different little nerves, small branches of nerves that innovate parts of the brain, even the oracular nerve that affects the ear is connected up to the vagus nerve, which is connected up to the gut. Hello? It makes sense when you think about. If your digestion is being affected and the brain is affected and there's some telephone cable between both of them. Maybe there's something wrong with the telephone cable or the connection on either end. Makes sense to me. Remember what the saying is I always use. "Common sense is not common today." We tend to think that tinnitus is some sort of problem in the head. But, of course, we're not talking about Meniere's disease. We're not talking about decalcification of small bones in the inner ear because the smallest bone in your body is in the ear. We're not talking about industrial deafness. We're not talking about your wife or your husband screaming at you all the time and creating what I call "selective deafness" or your teenager is driving you crazy or your dog or in my case, the parrot screaming all the time. We're not talking about noise here. We're talking about tinnitus. We're talking about fluttering sounds or crazy sounds in the ear. My mom had tinnitus for years. I notice it's a condition a little bit like Meniere's disease like the dizziness that some people get. It seems to affect a lot of people in their 50s and 60s. An interesting fact also is many people with tinnitus have got gut issues. If you're watching this video now and you've got some kind of digestive issues like burping, bloating, gas, flatulence, constipation or difficult bowel motions or loose bowel motions, anything like that. If you're a person watching this now who's been on an antibiotic, particularly something like tetracycline, for example, that's linked definitely with tinnitus. If you're a person who's been on a medication long term, my recommendation is to get your gut checked out. If in doubt, treat it out. Just treat it for Candida or bad bacteria and take maybe a good probiotic enzyme formula. See what happens. You've got nothing to lose. It's definitely worth a shot. As I mentioned, it's been a year since I've done this video. I've almost certainly noticed a connection between tinnitus and digestive disorders. Please look at some of my other videos on Candida. Familiarize yourself with this. Treat for Candida or treat for dysbiosis and see what comes out of it. You've got nothing to lose. Thanks for tuning in.
