According to Swedish researches at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, you can also add tinnitus and hearing loss to a long lists of how stress relates to the function of the body. They developed a questionnaire, asking survey participants 120 questions how they would report stress relating to their: psycho-social work environment, physical work environment, lifestyle, physical health and mental health.
The researchers also asked participants three questions about their hearing health, focusing on tinnitus and the ability to hear normal conversations. They discovered that respondents reporting stress relating to poor sleep and bad health were more likely to complain of tinnitus and hearing loss. Those who experienced stress in the workplace also complained of tinnitus and hearing loss. Both men and women in the study reported their hearing loss was worse when they perceived themselves to be in bad health.

​Stress just destroys us.  We need to learn to live in a better way.

Incredible! Check out these stats on stress from WebMD

• 43 percent of all adults suffer adverse health effects from stress
• 75 to 90 percent of all doctor’s office visits are for stress related ailments and complaints
• Stress can be attributed to health problems such as headaches, high blood pressure, heart problems, diabetes, skin conditions, asthma, arthritis, depression and anxiety.

There is a better way people, I promise you can manage and live with stress in a manageable way.