Here are the links :
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10491957
http://www.thegoodear.com/docs/restoration_of_hearing_loss_.pdf
also there are many more studies, just google "augmented acoustic environemnt" but they all have the same implications, delaying hearing loss and also restoring hearing loss that is not caused by hair cell death (i dont know what that means)
Is my understanding that augmented acoustic environment restoring hearing loss and delaying aging-related hearing loss correct? Can SOMEONE WHO CAN READ SCIENCE translate the research links into simple sentences I can understand and most important, How can I apply it to myself if what I am reading is correct.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10491957
http://www.thegoodear.com/docs/restoration_of_hearing_loss_.pdf
also there are many more studies, just google "augmented acoustic environemnt" but they all have the same implications, delaying hearing loss and also restoring hearing loss that is not caused by hair cell death (i dont know what that means)
Is my understanding that augmented acoustic environment restoring hearing loss and delaying aging-related hearing loss correct? Can SOMEONE WHO CAN READ SCIENCE translate the research links into simple sentences I can understand and most important, How can I apply it to myself if what I am reading is correct.
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