A Link between Hearing Loss & Osteoporosis
Studies show that osteoporosis increases the risk of developing hearing loss. Impacting an estimated 48 million people, hearing loss is the third most common chronic condition that people experience today. Impaired hearing reduces the capacity to detect and process...
October is Protect Your Hearing Month
This month is a great reminder to prioritize your hearing health! Hearing loss is the third most common chronic medical condition that people experience today. Learn about the ways you can reduce your risk and protect your hearing health! Loud Noise &...
All About Deviated Septums
Have you been struggling with congestion or noisy breathing? There are many causes for this but one of the most common is a deviated septum. A deviated septum happens when the thin wall between your nasal passages is pushed to one side. Sometimes this condition is...
New Study Shows Link Between COVID-19, Hearing Loss & Tinnitus
One of the causes of hearing challenges is viral infections. Various viruses can produce inflammation that damages components in the inner ear which are critical for processing sound as well as lead to a bacterial (or fungal) infection that causes hearing loss. During...
Exercises to Help with Snoring
It is common to snore every now and then if you have a cold or allergies that are stuffing up your nostrils. However, as the cold clears up or your allergies recede the snoring will also. An estimated 45 percent of adults snore occasionally, while 25 percent snore...
Know Alzheimer’s Disease: Treat Hearing Loss in September during World Alzheimer’s Month
Alzheimer’s disease is a neurodegenerative brain disease, characterized by memory loss and decreases in social and physical functioning over time. Discovered in 1906 by Alois Alzheimer, this is the most common form of dementia, affecting over 50 million people...
Exercises to Help with Snoring
Nearly 45% of adults snore occasionally and an estimated 25% snore on a regular basis. Not only can snoring disrupt your partner’s sleep, but it also reduces the quality of your sleep. This can contribute to or exacerbate sleep disorders, cause people to sleep in...
All About Deviated Septums
The nasal septum is the thin wall that separates the two nostrils, helping construct the nose. Made of bone and cartilage, the nasal septum separates the left and right airways which is important for effective airflow. Optimally, the septum is centered which means the...