Crystal Clear - Ear Care and Holistic Remedies

09/01/2026

Ear irrigation/ syringing, Open all weekend for home visits, emergency 24 hour appointments, enquires…..and £10 off for the whole of January! Call or what’s app us on 07817595828, or DM us on here! Big Ear love ゚viralシ

06/01/2026

A reminder that any patient with a cancer diagnosis gets there irrigation done for free with us…….🙏🏻

(In memory of my dad David Booker and my mum Lynne Booker)

06/01/2026

We have £10 off of irrigation during January….message us or call us on 07817595828 to book now

(South Yorkshire and surrounding areas)

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25/08/2025

Tinnitus, a condition that causes persistent ringing in the ears, has been linked to an unexpected biological function.

And it could pave the way to an effective treatment.

Tinnitus affects about 15% of the world's population and is often linked to hearing loss. While there is no cure, researchers have found a surprising connection between tinnitus and sleep.

Tinnitus is a type of "phantom perception," where the brain creates sounds without an external source. Interestingly, most people only experience phantom perceptions during sleep, while tinnitus sufferers hear them while awake. Studies suggest that tinnitus alters brain activity, making certain regions overactive—similar to how sleep disorders like sleepwalking occur. This connection has led scientists to investigate whether sleep, particularly deep sleep, could play a role in suppressing tinnitus.

Deep sleep, or slow-wave sleep, is essential for brain recovery and memory processing. Research suggests that during deep sleep, the brain may suppress tinnitus by reducing the overactivity that causes phantom sounds. However, people with tinnitus often experience lighter, more disturbed sleep, which may worsen their condition. Understanding this link could open new treatment possibilities, such as improving sleep quality to help manage tinnitus symptoms. Future research aims to track brain activity during different sleep stages to identify natural ways the brain mitigates tinnitus. If scientists can harness the sleep-tinnitus connection, it may lead to new treatments that improve both sleep and overall well-being for millions affected by this condition

10/07/2025

05/07/2025

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This is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do, and am finding it hard to admit my humility, b… Sarah Booker needs your support for My heartbeat, Lynne Booker

03/07/2025

This is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do, and am finding it hard to admit my humility, b… Sarah Booker needs your support for My heartbeat, Lynne Booker

18/06/2025

The way forward!