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Author: Dr Stella Fulman
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One of the many reasons to eat a well-balanced diet is to provide your body with the vitamins and minerals you require to thrive. This includes nutrients that support your auditory health. If you’re not consuming enough vitamin B12, it can contribute to premature hearing loss and accelerate the rate at which your hearing declines.…
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A chronic tinnitus diagnosis initially sounds like endless anxiety, frustration, and distraction. While the ringing, hissing, or buzzing never goes away, there are treatment options. Your Audiologist will work with you to determine which tinnitus habituation treatments are right for you.
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Audiobooks are not the first thing that comes to mind with declining hearing, but audiobooks can help hearing. You can boost your listening skills by reading and listening at the same time. This method of auditory rehab retrains your brain to process and interpret sound. Unlike everyday conversations, reading while listening “checks” your hearing in…
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Hearing aids are small, and it is inevitable that they will fall out on occasion. Sometimes you will notice that you dropped your device right away, but it may take a few minutes before you realize it is gone. Here is how to find your lost hearing aid without delay.
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Birdwatching is one of the most rewarding ways to connect with nature. The sight of a colorful bird in flight is captivating, but for many enthusiasts, the real magic lies in hearing its song. From the sharp whistles of warblers to the layered trills of sparrows, birding is both a visual and auditory experience.
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Sleeping well with tinnitus can be a challenge. Even if you are exhausted the constant ringing, buzzing, roaring, hissing, clicking, or humming can leave you wide awake.