Digital vs Analogue Hearing Aids

Written by Jason Mills


Many people are choosing to convert fromrepparttar traditional method of hearing aids torepparttar 144783 more innovative method of digital hearing aids. Studies prove that digital hearing aids provide higher quality sound than any other form of hearing aid onrepparttar 144784 market, producing better listening experiences forrepparttar 144785 user. In order to distinguish which form is more effective, you must first fully understandrepparttar 144786 concepts of both methods of hearing.

Analogue hearing aids convert sound into electrical waves. Although analogue methods are known to produce accurate sound readings, they do not produce sounds as accurate as digital hearing aids. Digital hearing aids convert sound waves using exact mathematical calculations which ultimately produce an exact duplicate ofrepparttar 144787 sound. As a result,repparttar 144788 sound quality produced by digital hearing aids is considerably higher thanrepparttar 144789 quality of sound produced by analogue versions.

If digital hearing aids are so much more effective than analogue hearing aids then why are some individuals still usingrepparttar 144790 analogue type? The answer is simple - digital hearing aids are significantly more expensive than analogue models and most people can simply not afford such high prices for these products. Analogue hearing aids usually cost anywhere from $200 to $1000 (or possibly more), whereas digital hearing aids can cost between $800 and $2000 (or possibly more). That being said, digital methods of hearing can potentially costrepparttar 144791 user twice as much as analogue versions.

You Can't Fool Mother Nature

Written by Patty Gale


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Inrepparttar 1970's, there was a margarine commercial withrepparttar 144782 message of "you can't fool mother nature."  This statement never held more true than it does today.

Up untilrepparttar 144783 very early 1900's, the farming and livestock in this country was grown and raised using natural and organic methods.  It was justrepparttar 144784 way it was done and it didn't need to be called "organic". Inrepparttar 144785 last 50 years or so, more extensive use of chemicals became widespread. Remember when a tomato actually tasted like a tomato?

Withrepparttar 144786 advent of chemical pesticides and herbicides for produce and steroids and antibiotics fed to livestock, is it any wonder why people are nervous aboutrepparttar 144787 future of our health?  We are what we eat, there's no question about that.  There is a saying, "garbage in, garbage out."

Biotechnology is allrepparttar 144788 "buzzword" these days. We now have genetically modified foods in our grocery stores, except there are no labels to let you know.  Genetically modified foods, (or GMO foods as they are known) are products that have been genetically mixed with DNA mixed from other foods to supposedly grow a product that is more resistant to disease and will grow faster and bigger.

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