How to Choose a Hearing Aid

Written by Stan Boston


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Style of hearing aid. There are many different brands, but there are some common, basic styles. Chooserepparttar hearing aid that is best suited for your type of hearing loss, listening needs, and personal tastes.

Some ofrepparttar 113844 basic types of hearing aids are:

Body aids - A small sound box fits in your shirt pocket. It has a chord that runs up your neck and is attached to a mold or an earpiece.

Behindrepparttar 113845 Ear (BTE) - A small plastic case sits behind your ear with tube that goes to a mold in your ear.

Eyeglass aids - This is like a BTE but parts ofrepparttar 113846 hearing aid are built into your eye glass frames. A chord or tube is connected torepparttar 113847 mold that goes into your ear.

Inrepparttar 113848 Ear (ITE) - A small plastic case fits into your outer ear.

Inrepparttar 113849 Canal (ITC) - A very small plastic case fits half way intorepparttar 113850 ear canal and can barely be seen inrepparttar 113851 outside ear.

Completely inrepparttar 113852 canal (CIC) - This is a tiny plastic case that fits entirely intorepparttar 113853 canal and is not seen at all.

Cochlear Implants - A group of tiny wires are surgically placed behind your eardrum. They electrically stimulaterepparttar 113854 cochleae or primary hearing organ. The wires are connected to a plastic earpiece. A chord attaches this to a sound box worn on your belt or in a pocket.

You will also want to discussrepparttar 113855 need for one or two hearing aids. Most people hear best with two hearing aids, which is called binaural. There is less ringing in your ears and less distortion or blurring of sounds. Hearing is also easier in noisy, crowded rooms. You hear in a full circle around you with two hearing aids. With one, you only hearrepparttar 113856 side your aid is on. Unless your hearing professional tells you otherwise, you should use two hearing aids.

What level of technology you will need in your hearing aid will depend on various factors. This decision is made based on your type of hearing loss, listening needs, personal likes and price.

There is a second part to this article that is available onrepparttar 113857 Discount Valley Website. Choosing a Hearing Aid - Part 2.

Stan Boston - General Manager at Discount Valley Hearing Aid Supply http://www.discountvalley.com.


Enemas for Pleasure Pain or Vitality?

Written by Gerard Bulger


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The solution that is usually used in enemas is warm water, but surprisingly there are many solutions that can be used, these solutions are often called 'recipes'. They include Coffee, Beer, Epsom Salts, Limon Juice, Ivory Soap. Each recipe can have a slightly different effect and result on your body, so it is always best to do much research before using a new or untried recipe.

The following is just a short paragraph inrepparttar use of enemas from a sexual point as this article can be read by minors, if you wish for more information there is plenty available on specialist Internet sites. Certainlyrepparttar 113843 biggest growth interest in enema's has been for sexual pleasure itself andrepparttar 113844 use before sexual acts. Willing partners are far more adventurous in performing Anal sexual acts than in previous years andrepparttar 113845 application of an enema before can aid not only in eliminating health hazards but heighteningrepparttar 113846 pleasure ofrepparttar 113847 act.

There is wide spread agreement by bothrepparttar 113848 traditional and alternative therapy professions thatrepparttar 113849 cleansing ofrepparttar 113850 colon and intestines by enemas can be both beneficial and invigorating, but it is best to be well advised and researched before trying any procedures yourself.

Gerard Bulger is an IT Consultant who has been studying the work at home Internet business market for several years, he also writes on self-help and the esoteric sciences. He is a sponsor for the Internet Mentoring company Empowerism and can be found at www.ok101.com and www.empowerism101.com


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