You probably already know that the food you eat has a significant impact on your body’s overall health and well-being. Most of us can feel a difference physically and mentally when we eat well too! We also know that a “balanced diet” includes a lot of whole foods, from green, leafy veggies to fruits, nuts …
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Have you had hearing aids for a while and you’re not sure if upgrading or getting different hearing aids is worth the investment? Or do you suspect you have some hearing loss and you’re not sure if getting hearing aids at all is a good fit for you? Hearing loss is a very common thing …
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We have all heard it before: care for our teeth, brush and floss, use mouthwash daily! But did you know that oral health can also be correlated with heart health, joint health and even hearing health? Is Hearing Linked to Oral Health? There isn’t yet a lot of research on this topic, but it has …
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Hearing loss is common among American adults. Despite this, only about 20% of people with hearing damage pro-actively address this issue. Most hearing loss is permanent and can’t be reversed, so it is necessary to prevent further damage at the first sign of healing loss. The best way to avoid severe healing loss is to …
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In the past we’ve discussed how hearing health and heart health can be related. Hearing loss can sometimes even be a symptom of an impending heart health issue, so it’s important to pay attention to all of the signs our body gives us: including issues with hearing. If you notice that your hearing is not …
Hearing loss is a very common ailment for the average American adult. Even despite this, only one in five people with hearing damage take steps to address or remedy the problem. Since permanent hearing damage cannot be reversed, it is imperative prevent damage before it becomes too severe. The best way to do this is …
Hearing loss is a very common ailment among American adults. Even so, only about 20% of sufferers of hearing damage will take any action to address it. Since permanent hearing damage is not reversible, it is crucial to halt the progress of hearing loss by getting a diagnosis and treatment as early as possible. Step …
