Top Audiologist: Place 3 Drops Under Your Tongue Each Morning and See What Happens to the Ringing in Your Ears

If you suffer from constant ringing, buzzing, hissing or whooshing in your ears, you've got to read this short article before you do anything else.

📅 Tue. 29 Jul 2025 | 11:11am BST — 251,328 👁

Ringing. Buzzing. Hissing. A high-pitched whine that never stops…

These are all surefire signs that a nerve in your ear has started to short-circuit.

Let me explain why that happens…

Did You Know There's a Tiny Nerve in Your Ear That Controls What You "Hear," Even When There's No Sound?

It's called the auditory nerve, and it runs from the hair cells deep in your inner ear straight to your brain.

Under normal conditions, this nerve only fires when there's an actual sound to report.

Let's say a car horn goes off next to you…

The auditory nerve detects the sound and sends a signal to your brain that says:

"Hey, there's a loud noise out here. Pay attention."

Your brain receives the signal, processes it, and you hear the car horn.

It's a brilliant system.

But unfortunately, for millions of people over 50, it breaks.

After 50, the Wiring on This Nerve Breaks Down. And That's When the Ringing Begins.

Years of loud noise (concerts, machinery, gunfire, even years of earbuds) wear this nerve down over time.

But here's what almost no one tells you about why the ringing really starts after 50.

That nerve is wrapped in a protective coating, like the rubber insulation around a wire.

Keeping that coating intact takes constant cellular fuel, a fuel called NAD+.

And by age 50, your body makes about half the NAD+ it used to.

Without enough fuel, the cell can't repair the coating. It starts to fray.

And here's the strange part.

A frayed nerve doesn't go silent. It does the opposite.

The bare fibres underneath start touching each other. And when they touch, they spark.

They short-circuit. Your brain reads every one of those sparks as sound, even when the room is completely silent.

Think of an old extension lead where the rubber coating has cracked. The bare wires underneath touch, and they spark.

That constant ringing, buzzing or hissing you hear? It isn't coming from the outside world. It's the sound of a nerve short-circuiting because its insulation wore through.

At first it might be a faint ringing you only notice at night when things get quiet.

Then it gets louder. More constant. Harder to ignore.

Some days it spikes so loud you can barely think, barely follow a conversation, barely hold it together.

And on the worst nights, you lie there in the dark, fan on, white noise app playing, telly humming in the background…

and the ringing cuts right through all of it.

Here's the Bad News…

Once that coating starts to fray, it doesn't rebuild itself.

Your NAD+ levels keep falling as you age, the insulation keeps wearing through, the short-circuiting gets louder.

It becomes the new normal.

Unlike a broken bone that heals in weeks, nerve signalling issues can persist for months, years, or even decades.

Your brain has essentially learned to "expect" the phantom signal. It's become the new normal.

And this signal is slowly destroying your brain from the inside…

Which is why:

Tinnitus Has Been Found To Be One Of The Leading Causes Of Dementia And Alzheimer's

And the worst part?

Most solutions that are advertised to help with tinnitus simply don't work.

You've probably tried some of these before…

Supplements like Lipo-Flavonoid, ginkgo biloba, zinc or magnesium.

They go through your digestive system and hope to eventually reach the right area. But a pill can't target one specific nerve behind your ear. It's like trying to fix a single broken wire in your house by pouring water on the roof.

White noise machines and sound therapy apps: They don't reduce the ringing — they just pile more noise on top of it. The moment you turn them off, the ringing is right there waiting for you. Louder than ever.

GP and specialist visits: You waited weeks for an appointment. They ran tests. They told you your hearing is "fine for your age."

Then they said the words every tinnitus sufferer dreads: "You'll just have to learn to live with it."

None of these solutions work long-term because none of them fix the actual problem: the worn-through insulation that's letting the nerve short-circuit.

So What's the Solution?

You have to give that nerve back the fuel it needs to rebuild its coating.

That's it. That's the part modern medicine keeps missing.

Dr. Rita Levi-Montalcini won the Nobel Prize for discovering exactly how nerve cells break down when they're starved of cellular fuel, and how they recover when the fuel comes back. (She lived to 103. She clearly knew something the rest of us didn't.)

When you flood that nerve with NAD+, the cell finally has what it needs to rebuild the insulation around the wire. The bare fibres stop touching.

The sparking stops. And the phantom ringing begins to fade.

Not masked. Not covered. Quieted at the source.

And thousands of people report noticeable relief within days.

Until recently, the only way to flood your cells with NAD+ at the level that actually reaches the auditory nerve was through an IV-drip clinic.

You'd drive in, sit in a chair for two hours, and pay £2,000 per session. Most people were told they'd need six to ten of them.

This worked. The science was real.

But it was locked behind a price tag that 99% of tinnitus sufferers could never afford.

So I partnered with a small team of longevity researchers at Orlo Labs who had spent years studying how to get NAD+ into the bloodstream without the needle, the clinic, or the £2,000 bill.

And together, we made this technology affordable and accessible for everyone.

Introducing CelluNAD+: The Fuel Your Ears Have Been Starving For

CelluNAD+ is one of the first formulas to deliver cellular fuel (NAD+) directly into your bloodstream, so it can finally reach the nerve behind your ear, right from the comfort of your home.

It may look like a simple dropper bottle.

But when you place three drops under your tongue and wait 30 seconds… the fuel absorbs straight into your bloodstream and travels to the cells that have been screaming for it.

It may feel unusual at first. A gentle warmth spreading through your chest.

But within the first nights, something remarkable happens.

The ringing starts to fade.

Not because you've covered it up with more noise.

Because you've given the nerve the fuel to rebuild the coating that was short-circuiting.

CelluNAD+ is formulated with clinical-range doses of Nicotinamide Riboside (the most efficient NAD+ fuel your body can absorb), CoQ10 to restart the cell's power plants, pterostilbene to shield the healing cells, and a four-cofactor activation stack so your body can actually use the fuel once it arrives.

It's not a generic pill from Amazon that your stomach destroys before it does anything. It's not an energy drink. It's not a gimmick.

It's a precision liposomal formula built to do one thing: feed the nerve behind your ear so it can stop short-circuiting and go quiet again.

But don't take my word for it…

At the time of writing this, over 4,600 people have used CelluNAD+.

It has hundreds of five-star reviews.