Get back out there!
The past three years have been brutal to our society. Not only financially, but on an interpersonal level as well. People no longer trust their fellow human beings. It no longer seems important to go, mix and mingle. It is much safer to stay home than to risk going out. Gen. 2:18 tells us, “It…
The History of Ketchup
The tomato-based ketchup we know and love was designed in 1812. Before that … wow! Ancient Chinese recipes used fermented fish guts and soybeans as the two main ingredients. Not to mention (so we won’t) certain meat byproducts to give it a little “zing.” This paste did not spoil on long journeys. As such, when…
Online Hearing Aids
Social media, television, direct mail, radio, email, Medicare, AARP… you just cannot get away from advertisements for hearing aids. DIY! Save $$! Comfort of your own home! You’ve seen them. I’ve seen them. They are not going away. What have I found? Online hearing aids are an opportunity to have a bad experience with hearing…
Should I Wear a Medical ID Bracelet if I Have Hearing Loss?
The last type of situation you want to imagine yourself in is an emergency where you can’t communicate. Unfortunately, this is a possible scenario. If it does happen, it’s best to be as prepared as possible whether you’re at home or out for a walk at Pigeon Creek Greenway. One way to prepare for such…
Is It Tinnitus or TMJ Disorder?
Tinnitus is a phantom sound in the ear with no external source. It can come in many forms; although most commonly described as a ringing sound, it can also sound like roaring, whistling, hissing, humming, buzzing, popping or clicking. Another condition that can cause a popping or clicking sound in the ears is temporomandibular joint…
How to Protect Your Hearing Aids This Spring
If you’re among the one in eight people in the United States aged 12 years or older who has hearing loss in both ears (National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders) and you wear hearing aids, you may be wondering how you can protect your investment. In the springtime, you need to take extra…
How To Avoid Hearing Loss While Riding Motorcycles
Many people find riding motorcycles to be an exhilarating and fulfilling hobby. If you are an avid rider, you probably know all about the importance of proper safety precautions and are equipped with protective gear like helmets and vests from Evansville Super Bike Shop. However, what gets talked about less is the importance of protecting…
Here’s How You Can Make the Most of Video Games with Hearing Loss
Do you enjoy playing video games to unwind by yourself or to have fun with friends? If you do, but you’re among the one in eight people in the United States age 12 or older who has hearing loss in both ears, you know that your gaming experience is affected. In this post, we review…
What To Know About Diplacusis, or Double Hearing
Though pretty much everyone has heard of double vision, far fewer have probably heard the term double hearing. Let’s take a closer look at just exactly what double hearing is, as well as how to treat it. Double Hearing Basics Typically, ears work in tandem to deliver the same sound in each ear, even if…
How To Store Your Hearing Aids Properly
In 2019, 7.1% of adults aged 45 and over used a hearing aid, and that number will only grow. That’s because hearing aids are a game-changer for anyone with hearing loss. They make it easier to follow along during work presentations, make small talk with the barista at Penny Lane Coffeehouse and connect with your…