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Know Alzheimer’s Disease: Treat Hearing Loss in September during World Alzheimer’s Month

In Age-Related Hearing Loss, Cognitive Decline, Dementia & Alzheimer's, Hearing Loss, Hearing Tests by audseo

As we say goodbye to the summer, it’s time for World Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in September. Our commitment is to hearing health and treating hearing loss brings significant benefits to one’s life including our brains. Recent studies have indicated that treating hearing loss could also support brain function and potentially reduce the risk for developing dementia – and Alzheimer’s disease. …

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Difficulties with Communication Could Signal a Hearing Loss   

In Hearing Health, Hearing Loss by audseo

It’s no secret that as we age, we tend to seek quieter socializing environments. While our salad days might have been spent comfortably schmoozing at loud clubs or cacophonous parties, the social calendars of our more mature lives are often populated with one-one-one activities or more sedate offerings. That can stem from a multitude of reasons, but one is certainly …

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A Possible Link Between Exercise & Reduced Risk for Hearing Loss

In Hearing Health, Hearing Loss by audseo

The benefits of exercise are more far-reaching than many first suspects. Your total health is interconnected, so making sure one aspect of your health is dealt with, can ensure that other areas benefit as well. For instance, aside from managing a healthy weight, and strengthening muscles, regular exercise ensures most aspects of your health are maintained and better protected. Regular …

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Monitoring Your Daily Exposure to Noise

In Hearing Loss by Aaron Gingrich

While the most common cause of hearing loss is age, a younger population is experiencing hearing loss at a higher rate than ever before. This is due to a world which is becoming noisier and noisier. Noise induced hearing loss occurs due to dangerous levels of sound and the more aware you are of when you may be at risk, …

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Building Connections | May is Better Hearing and Speech Month

In Hearing Loss by Aaron Gingrich

May is here and many of us are already enjoying reconnecting to friends and family as the weather warms. May is also the month in which The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) designates as Better Hearing and Speech Month (BHSM). This annual month long campaign is a call to raise awareness and treatment for those with communication issues connected to hearing …

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Myths about Hearing Loss

In Hearing Loss by Aaron Gingrich

Hearing aid technology has advanced remarkably in the past decades, yet we hold on to many beliefs based on an old-fashioned style of hearing assistance. In addition to our deeply held assumptions about hearing loss, we also have built a mythology around hearing loss. Many of the things we take for granted as true can turn out to be not …

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New Study Shows that 1 in 10 Adults in the US Suffer from Tinnitus

In Hearing Loss by Aaron Gingrich

If you’ve ever found yourself finally in a quiet place just to realize that you are still haunted by a mysterious ringing in your ears, then you are not alone in this. This is the sound of tinnitus, which manifests differently for everyone. Some people hear a ring, while others hear a swoosh, buzz, or roar that seems to be …

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Prevent Falls by Treating Hearing Loss

In Hearing Loss by Aaron Gingrich

Many of us understand the complications of hearing loss as a communication issue. It is true that untreated hearing loss can create strain on relationships, decrease your earnings at work, cause chronic depression and social isolation as well as increase the likeliness of cognitive decline. However, there are physical risks to hearing loss as well that many don’t suspect. For …

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Everyday Noises that Could Cause Hearing Loss

In Hearing Loss by Aaron Gingrich

Our world has always been full of sound and it only continues to grow louder and louder. If you live in a city, this might seem obvious, as you are constantly exposed to the sounds of street traffic, music coming from windows and construction. Even in the suburbs or country there are sounds we are exposed to which make our …