HERBAL REMEDY FOUND INEFFECTIVE FOR TINNITUS.(Brief Article)

> For many years, people have been taking Ginkgo biloba as a treatment for tinnitus. However, a research study conducted at the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom concluded that this popular herbal remedy works no better than a placebo in treating the condition. In an article in the January 13 British Medical Journal (BMJ), the authors reported the results of a double-blind study in which 559 healthy people with tinnitus received 12 weeks of treatment with Ginkgo ...

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