Spike Triggers

[Dmitriy]

Typically, I don't hear my tinnitus at night, but last night was something else. Static filling my ears, and woke up with clogged ear first time in few month. I quickly analyzed last night - I ate a lot of sweets before going to bed, and didn't sleep well.

I have seen some posts where users attribute tinnitus spikes to sugar. Do you have any other verified (happens consistently) food triggers that cause tinnitus spikes?

 

[Jake007]

I don't think I've noticed a spike from food other than Casey's pizza. That seems to spike it. Loud noises spike mine.

 

[Bill Bauer]

Do you have any other verified (happens consistently) food triggers that cause tinnitus spikes?

Dairy products.

Lack of sleep always makes my T worse.

 

[BuzzyBee]

Are you sure that it's what you eat and not your sleep position? I sometimes get a spike if I fall asleep on my back with my head turned to the right. It took me a while to recognize the pattern and I still don't know what's going on with the muscles and nerves in that area, but it happens consistently with that position. If you have blood sugar issues or are eating a ton of sweets before bed and no protein, your diet might influence your sleep quality and that might play into it. However, it might just be the position itself.

 

[Dmitriy]

I don't think I've noticed a spike from food other than Casey's pizza. That seems to spike it. Loud noises spike mine.

It would be interesting if you could confirm that this happens every time. Of course, to make test valid we need to give you pizza from Casey's as well as other places as placibo, without telling you ;-)

 

[Dmitriy]

Are you sure that it's what you eat and not your sleep position? I sometimes get a spike if I fall asleep on my back with my head turned to the right. It took me a while to recognize the pattern and I still don't know what's going on with the muscles and nerves in that area, but it happens consistently with that position. If you have blood sugar issues or are eating a ton of sweets before bed and no protein, your diet might influence your sleep quality and that might play into it. However, it might just be the position itself.

I pretty much sleep the same every night. I twist a bit, but my positions are the same. My T rarely wakes me up at night, and this was special.

 

[Jake007]

It would be interesting if you could confirm that this happens every time. Of course, to make test valid we need to give you pizza from Casey's as well as other places as placibo, without telling you ;-)

Trust me it does. Every time.

 

[Dmitriy]

Trust me it does. Every time.

Interesting what it could me. Bill mentioned dairy above, maybe it's the cheese.

 

[John Meyers]

Interesting what it could me. Bill mentioned dairy above, maybe it's the cheese.

Typically, I don't hear my tinnitus at night, but last night was something else. Static filling my ears, and woke up with clogged ear first time in few month. I quickly analyzed last night - I ate a lot of sweets before going to bed, and didn't sleep well.

I have seen some posts where users attribute tinnitus spikes to sugar. Do you have any other verified (happens consistently) food triggers that cause tinnitus spikes?

SALT. And any food that includes an abundance of it.. :-(

 

[Holly1987]

Caffeine for me, anything above 100mg and it goes nuts.