Advanced Audiology Inc

03/30/2026

It’s National Nutrition Month. Small bites with big benefits can help support your hearing.

03/24/2026

Every bite counts. See how the foods you eat may influence your hearing over time.

Studies are suggesting that the food you eat can affect your hearing and how simple changes to your diet can help.

03/12/2026

Noise is everywhere, and your hearing takes the hit. See why staying aware matters. https://bit.ly/4kRurq2

03/06/2026

Curious how healthy hearing affects your life beyond just conversations? Find out what you gain when your ears are at their best.

Good hearing results in positive health outcomes, increases social engagement, improves communication, and lowers the risk of depression. Learn how to protect yours today!

03/03/2026

Ever stop and notice how much sound is part of your day? Imagine waking up tomorrow and hearing nothing at all. This World Hearing Day, appreciate those routine sounds you may take for granted.

02/26/2026

Your ears work hard while you move. Keep them safe with simple tips to protect your hearing during workouts and stay active without missing a beat.

02/20/2026

Regular exercise keeps your heart strong and blood flowing to your brain and ears. That circulation supports both hearing and memory.

It doesn’t have to be strenuous to be beneficial, a large study finds

02/18/2026

Your hearing and your heart are part of the same story when it comes to your overall health. When one changes, it can be worth taking a closer look at the other. https://bit.ly/40gVeCN

02/17/2026

A 25-year study found that heart health today can influence how well you hear years from now. Your inner ear depends on steady blood flow, and subtle changes there can matter more than you might expect. https://bit.ly/3YKIeEV

02/11/2026

Love is all around, but can you hear it? Make sure your ears are feeling the love this Valentine’s with a few simple tips for happy hearing.

02/06/2026

Tinnitus Awareness Week is the perfect time to learn why you might be hearing ringing or buzzing that others cannot. Understanding how your brain creates these sounds is the first step toward finding some peace and quiet.

Tinnitus is defined as the experience of hearing sound without an external, acoustic source. While it is commonly referred to as “ringing in the ears,” tinnitus can also be described as buzzing, hissing, whistling, swooshing, and clicking.

02/03/2026

Did you know your ears might be one of the first places to show signs of a cardiovascular issue? Since the inner ear is highly sensitive to blood flow, during National Heart Month we’re highlighting how protecting your heart also protects your hearing. https://bit.ly/3ZiXoBo