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NHANES: No significant link between cardiorespiratory fitness and tinnitus

Other studies have pointed to a link between cardiovascular fitness and hearing sensitivity, but our review of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) found no significant correlation between a person’s physical condition and tinnitus. Although 51% of men without tinnitus were association. Our findings, although not a direct comparison, are similar to the Pratt et al 1 study that showed cardiovascular health was not associated with hearing levels in 548 participants between 72 and 96 years old.