An In-depth Look at Coffee, Hearing, & Aging: Could a Cup a Day Keep the Doctor Away?

Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? Well, yes, it does, doesn’t it? But this time there might be something to it.  Granted, while coffee won’t necessarily ensure a long-distance relationship with your healthcare team, science is uncovering some attractive benefits to consuming between 3-5 eight-ounce cups of coffee per day.

In this special report, I’ve brought in the coffee experts from Ionic Coffee to make it more robust (coffee humor, sorry we couldn’t help ourselves). So, read on to find out the pros and cons of consuming caffeinated coffee. Also, get access to a few special offers you won’t want to miss.

Grab yourself a cup o’ joe, and let’s get going...  

Acoustic feedback in your hearing aids can be like nails on a chalkboard. Whether it’s a screech, whistle, buzz, squeal, or hiss it’s incredibly annoying and even downright painful.

The good news is 99.9% of the time what’s causing the unpleasant noise is completely and easily fixable. The even better news is I’m here to help ease your nerves and help you hear — literally!

In this article, we'll look at steps you can take to begin accepting that your hearing might not be what it once was.

It's always best to let the professionals assess your hearing, but I get it, sometimes it takes a little more convincing before you're ready to take the next step and schedule an appointment with an audiologist.

I want to make sure you know where to begin if you're fed up and ready to make a life-giving change. I also include a few self-assessment tests I recommend and trust to help you in this process.