Finding Relief from Tinnitus: Strategies and Support

Finding Relief from Tinnitus: Strategies and Support

Tinnitus, described as a persistent ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound in the ears, can often cause distress. Many people experience tinnitus to varying degrees, significantly affecting their quality of life. However, there are ways to find tinnitus relief and improve overall well-being. Understanding Tinnitus Before researching potential strategies for tinnitus relief, it’s important to better understand tinnitus. Tinnitus can be … Read More

The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline

The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline

While hearing loss and cognitive decline might seem unrelated, there’s a growing body of research suggesting a profound connection that deserves our attention. Let’s take a closer look at the world of hearing loss and how it’s linked to cognitive function. Understanding Hearing Loss Hearing loss is a progressive degenerative disorder that affects millions worldwide. It can range from mild … Read More

How Hearing Aids Can Prevent a Major Fall: Safeguarding Your Well-Being

How Hearing Aids Can Prevent a Major Fall: Safeguarding Your Well-Being

When we think about hearing aids, we typically think about improving communication and enhancing our hearing. However, these remarkable devices offer more than just auditory benefits. They can also play a crucial role in preventing accidents and falls, which are a significant concern for older adults. Let’s explore the surprising connection between hearing aids and fall prevention. The Link Between … Read More

Silencing the Symphony: Understanding the Impact of Noise Pollution in National Parks

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When we think of national parks, our minds are filled with vivid images of untouched landscapes, panoramic vistas that take our breath away, and a sense of tranquil beauty that rejuvenates our souls. However, in recent times, a growing concern has emerged, casting a shadow on the serene ambiance of these protected areas – noise pollution. In today’s discussion, we … Read More

4 Strange Causes of Hearing Loss 

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Did you know that 1 in 8 people have some degree of hearing loss? With millions of people experiencing hearing loss, you may know someone who lives with impaired hearing. One of the most common misconceptions about hearing loss is that it is caused by aging only experienced by older adults. While aging is one cause of hearing loss, there … Read More

How Often Should I Get a Hearing Test?

How Often Should I Get a Hearing Test?

It is useful to know how often you should be getting a hearing test so that you can be proactive about your hearing health and wellness. Recommended Guidelines for Hearing Tests With hearing loss being one of the most common medical conditions people experiencing today, it is important to have your hearing evaluated. A 2020 report from The Lancet Commission … Read More

Dealing with Noise Pollution in your Neighborhood

Dealing with Noise Pollution in your Neighborhood

Noise is part of everyday life. From the time we wake up to engaging activities through the day – we are exposed to various types and volumes of noise. Did you know that exposure to hazardous noise levels can cause hearing loss? Noise is actually a common cause of hearing loss, one time or regular exposure to excessive noise can … Read More

Early Signs of Hearing Loss

Early Signs of Hearing Loss

Did you know that hearing loss is the third most common medical condition people experience today? Over 48 million people have impaired hearing, a pervasive health issue that reduces one’s capacity to hear and process speech as well as sound. With nearly 1 in 5 people having some degree of hearing loss, you or someone you know may be navigating … Read More

How Untreated Hearing Loss Interferes with Your Relationships

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Do you feel like you are having to ask people to repeat themselves more and more often? You may blame this on the way someone mumbles or doesn’t speak loud enough, but in truth these are common signs of hearing loss. Hearing loss can sneak up on you over the years as it starts slowly and becomes more of an … Read More

With Live Music & Sporting Events, Consider Custom Hearing Protection

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Live music concerts and music festivals have made a welcome return to our cultural landscape, yet it’s important to remember that loud music still poses a major threat to our hearing ability! How Loud Is Too Loud? Sound that reaches 70 dBA (decibels A-weighted) or lower is considered safe for any listening period. This is about the volume of a … Read More