Are mineral-rich foods good for hearing health?
Minerals
are inorganic material found in soils and rocks and are important nutrients the
body needs to survive and carry out daily functions and processes. Minerals
play a major role in our overall health and proper body function. Calcium makes
strong bones and teeth. Zinc is an important mineral for improve the immune
system. There are several important minerals, but Potassium, Magnesium, Zinc
are crucial for preserving good hearing.
Potassium: Potassium is responsible for manage the amount of fluid in
your blood and body tissue. It can be important to your hearing health
because fluid in the inner ear, that part of the ear that translates the
noises we hear into electrical impulses the brain interprets as sound, is
dependent on a supply of potassium. Potassium-rich foods may include:
potatoes, spinach, tomatoes, bananas, melons, oranges, yogurt and milk.
Magnesium:
Magnesium conflict the effects of free radicals
deliver during loud noises — almost like a protective barrier for the delicate
hair cells in the inner ear. Also, lack of sufficient magnesium in the inner
ear causes the blood vessels to shrink, depriving it of valuable oxygen.
Magnesium-rich foods include fruits and
vegetables such as bananas, potatoes, artichokes, spinach, and broccoli.
Zinc: Zinc
is an important mineral for improve your body’s immune system and is also responsible for cell growth and healing
wounds, so it’s likely to helpful in warding off germs that cause the common
cold and even annoying ear
infections. Foods-rich in zinc may include
beef, pork and dark-meat chicken, dark chocolate, almonds, peanuts, cashews.
As
always, if you think you may have hearing
loss, then seek the advice of a local hearing healthcare
professional for a full hearing evaluation.
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