Dietary supplement for the well-being of the auditory system, useful as support in neurosensory and vascular impairment of the auditory system and related disabling symptoms.
| Nutritional information | per maximum daily serving (4 capsules) | %VNR* |
| Auricularia plv tit. 2% of which polysaccharides |
800 mg 16 mg |
– |
| Turmeric ES tit. 95% of which curcuminoids |
400 mg 380 mg |
– |
| Hericium ES tit. 10% of which polysaccharides |
200 mg 20 mg |
– |
| Reishi ES tit. 10% of which polysaccharides |
200 mg 20 mg |
– |
| Berberis ES tit. 97% of which berberine |
200 mg 194 mg |
– |
| Rosehip ES tit. 70% of which vitamin C |
80 mg 56 mg |
70 |
Auricularia (Auricularia auricula-judae (Bull.) Quél.) fungal fruiting body powder tit. 2% in polysaccharides; Turmeric (Curcuma longa L.) rhizome ES tit. 95% in curcuminoids; Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose; Hericium (Hericium erinaceus (Bull.) Pers.) fungal fruiting body ES tit. 10% in polysaccharides; Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum (Curtis) P. Karst.) fungal fruiting body ES tit. 10% in polysaccharides; Berberis (Berberis aristata DC.) root ES tit. 97% in berberine; Cocoa butter; Rose hips (Rosa canina L.) false fruit ES tit. 70% in vitamin C; Anti-caking agent: silicon dioxide.
120 capsules of 610 mg
Acuton addresses those who experience hearing disorders that affect daily life and mental and physical well-being. The most common istinnitus, or the perception of nonexistent sounds, such as buzzing, whistling, rustling or pulsating. These sounds, often described as "phantom noises," can occur intermittently or continuously, being particularly intrusive during quiet times. For many people, silence is interrupted by a constant sonic presence that impairs sleep, concentration, and the ability to relax.
Many people report noticing these "phantom noises" especially in the evening or during activities that require concentration, but each experience is unique. What many people have in common is the desire to regain a feeling of calm and inner peace, even when silence seems less absolute. And it is from this awareness that a possible path is born: not to hide, but to welcome change and transform it into a new balance.
Sometimes, perception is accompanied by a feeling of pressure or muffled ears, making external sounds less clear. In some cases, brief episodes of unsteadiness or a sense of lurching may occur.
Listening, after all, is not only a sensory function, but also a gesture of presence. And every experience, even one that initially seems like a limitation, can turn into an opportunity to rediscover inner harmony, one sound at a time.
The onset of auditory symptoms such as tinnitus is often linked to a combination of vascular, neurosensory, and inflammatory changes involving the inner ear. Microcirculation at the cochlear level plays a central role: altered blood flow can impair oxygenation and nourishment of sensory tissues, triggering abnormal responses in the auditory system.
Neurosensory changes represent another key factor. Withaging or under conditions of chronic oxidative stress, nerve cells involved in sound signal transmission may lose efficiency. This mechanism is particularly evident in patients with idiopathic tinnitus, often in the absence of hearing loss but with marked sensitivity to disturbing signals.
Chronic inflammatory responses can also contribute substantially. In a state of latent inflammation, the middle or inner ear may respond with alterations in the structures deputed to the reception and decoding of sound, generating altered or incomplete perception of auditory signals.
Systemic factors such ashypertension, prolonged exposure to intense noise, free radical accumulation, and an unbalanced lifestyle exacerbate this picture, increasing the vulnerability of the auditory system. The clinical study showed thattinnitus secondary to presbycusis presents a more severe and less responsive picture, while patients with idiopathic tinnitus show greater responsiveness to treatments, suggesting that early intervention is a key factor in limiting its progression.
The support offered by Acuton acts synergistically on three key areas of auditory well-being: neurosensory function, microcirculation, and inflammatory balance. Clinical results show that after three months of use, more than 90 percent of patients experienced an improvement in tinnitus, with a significant reduction in the impact on quality of life. No patients reported a worsening of symptoms during treatment.
Acuton contributes to the rebalancing of the neurosensory system by supporting the regeneration and protection of nerve structures involved in sound transmission through the mushroom Hericium erinaceus, with neurotrophic and neuroprotective effects.
The product also acts by modulating the inflammatory response and reducing oxidative stress, two factors that, if left unchecked, can contribute to altered reception and transmission of the acoustic signal. These effects are carried out by the synergistic action of Turmeric and Berberine extracts.
Support for possible vascular changes involved in processes affecting the auditory system are finally addressed in Acuton by exploiting the effects of two cardiotonic and anticoagulant medicinal mushrooms par excellence, Auricularia and Reishi, and by including Rosehip, an excellent source of Vitamin C.
Data from the study show that about 50 percent of patients achieved a clinically significant improvement in their THI score, while nearly one-third experienced a transition to a lower degree of tinnitus severity. These results suggest a gradual but concrete response, with a positive impact on mental well-being and stress management related to auditory symptoms as well.
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