Can this Treatment Reverse Hearing Loss From Loud Noise?

Can this Treatment Reverse Hearing Loss From Loud Noise? | In this video, Rachael Cook, Doctor of Audiology at Applied Hearing Solutions in Phoenix, Arizona, discusses a new research finding that could help to prevent or even reverse noise-induced hearing loss in the future.
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[@jhonmarkgoite4424]

I am so depressed because of my hearing loss, i'm 19 and i should be talking and making friends but because of my hearing loss i rarely have anyone to call my friend especially to talk to because of my hearing loss. Can't afford hearing aids for now too. I really hope a cure would come so that maybe one day my life would go back to normal

[@482jpsquared]

I truly enjoyed hearing of this news and your manner of communicating it. It had the right balance of science and relevance to this audience. You are also extremely well spoken and as a sufferer of hearing loss, I greatly appreciate that!

[@lauramaeda7214]

Interesting research. My tinnitus is definitely a result of loud noise exposure because i can pinpoint the incident when my tinnitus began. I can’t remember when my hearing loss started. I have had a few vestibular and hearing issues for years now. I would definitely volunteer if a research opportunity existed in my location.

[@martinsrnes5660]

Very interesting!

[@rupe53]

I could probably use some hearing aids, but after reading how loud they can be I am starting to wonder if that's a slippery slope as well. I mean, hearing damage starts around 90 dB, but some hearing aids can jack sound up to 125 dB. Do I want to be exposed to that level all day? Probably not!

[@timrockman7]

Chelation therapy was once a bad word in establishment medicine because some renegade doctors were getting encouraging results in treating cancers. A doctor in California had to serve time in prison and lost his license.

[@christoscharalambous4531]

Does this include fixing tinnitus? Tnx Chris 🙏

[@kenjones102]

That does it. I'm never allowing my mouse to attend a rock concert again!

[@MCDamavandi]

@DrCliffAud Just wanted to make you aware of an error in your video; Zn is the proper abbreviation for zinc on the periodic table, not Zi.

[@can4eye]

So does taking zinc supplements increase your chance of developing hearing loss?

[@drummerdaveshouse5848]

So are you say I should stop taking zinc which originally was a good vitamin for tinnitus?

[@ExplodingPsyche]

I really think she should have addressed this. Apparently labile zinc is a very small amount of the actual zinc in the body, but it's unclear whether increasing zinc also increases labile zinc.

[@waitingforrealitytosetin4807]

Should you not supplement with zinc unless you have a shown deficiency?

[@pheresy1367]

My question exactly. I take chelated zinc at moderate doses... Either zinc gluconate or zinc picolinate. It is a mineral that most people are deficient in so I'm NOT keen to give it up. So... further clarification is NEEDED.

[@idaliamiller8869]

Is there a way we can see inside cochlea in a young patient who lost her hearing in one side? Can we see if the hair cells are “down” or dead? MRI perhaps or there’s another machine Thank you!😊

[@hankfowler8194]

I was replacing boards on my deck and hammering loudly. My hearing went to about 20 %. It came back in about 2 months.

[@SixOnTheSideBand]

Please remember that NAC is also proven to work for pre and post exposure. NAC is readily available.

[@lailaafridi2987]

I started having tinnitus after ear suction and then sensorineural hearing loss but doctors always told me that ear suction does not cause but in my case I developed a tinnitus in my left ear too after ear suction after few hours. Means ear suction causes tinnitus. 😢Waiting for treatment

[@eugenecbell]

What is ear suction and when do they do that?

[@lailaafridi2987]

For ear wax removal ​@@eugenecbell

[@bearchow1929]

This video is useless to people suffering from hearing loss.

[@PowerTree-007]

Firing a weapon inside a building will absolutely harm your hearing. Probably the loudest sound I've ever heard... and I've been near recoillesss rifles, mortars and artillery, spent many hours inside helicopters and military aircraft. But being in a room and shooting confines all the concussive force and concentrates it like a speaker cone.

[@John-gm8ty]

so does mowing the lawn.

[@YutaBLv]

I have tinnitus but instead of hearing loss my hearing is exceptional, having nearly scored a perfect in a hearing test I have a problem with hearing too many things at far distances which I know to some would be a blessing but for me it's bothersome.

[@rupe53]

That inability to separate multiple sounds is age related. There's a technical term for it, but the common term is the "tea party effect" where younger people can pick a voice out in a noisy room, but older people can't.

[@metdov]

Can my hearing loss be recovered? Due to side effects after Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy. 4 years ago.

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

Can future hearing aids be combined with hearing protection capabilities ... Did you mean: I afraid of more damage to my ears that can really happening on the streets ..why it is not considered? I already have Hyperacusis and tinnitus ! I believed that hering cells that is already damaged can be more pron for more damages then reg peopel even at much less ds sound ..is it true?

[@johnterdik4707]

Is there an Android version of the NIOSH SLM app?

[@larrycutting4514]

You didn't cover the NRR rating differences between types of protection The in ear foams have the highest ratings

[@rooster3019]

RE: The researchers working with mice; how do they train the little critters to raise their hands to the hearing test? lol sorry about that. Properly placed Howard Leight MAX or EAR foam ear plugs are not often bested by custom silicone plugs. Use the P-NRR procedure to verify.

[@iluvj50]

Dr. Cook: Does zinc show any promise for non-noise induced hearing loss such as a viral SSHL, Meniere's, etc? Thanks for another excellent video.

[@HiroshimaMS]

2:37 ou explain the hearing process when sound comes from the exterior, I would like to understand the hearing process when sound comes from the interior, such as the sound of our own voice. Because the entering door isn't the same I suppose the process is not the same either.

[@DrCliffAuD]

That is the Occlusion Effect. We have a video on that.

[@HiroshimaMS]

@@DrCliffAuD thanks a lot, I will look for it

[@mikerobinson204]

Is zinc supplementation now considered ototoxic?

[@DrCliffAuD]

No, Zinc is not ototoxic.

[@CrazyWorkshop]

Пожалуйста держите нас в курсе новостей по поводу лечения. У меня в 2022 году полностью пропал слух на правом ухе. В 2023 году поставили имплант cohlear. Все равно живу в надежде что появится лекарство...😢😢😢

[@user-sv2sy5pu7n]

Будем надеяться, что найдут способ вернуть утраченный слух

[@tonyk438]

Interesting, but since it is just mice at this I int u would think its a minimum of 10 to 20 years away if it works on humans at all. In general i dont get too excited about clinical studies un mice.

[@kevinadamson5768]

There is so much conflicting information out there you don't know what to believe anymore. 😢I've been taking zinc for tinnitus and it hasn't improved it at all. 😢

[@santiagorodriguez3330]

what about hearing loss from the flu a year ago. 33% loss in one ear

[@tonicogsf]

What does 33% mean in dB?

[@mr.savageman4710]

Does this also count for people who were born with a hearing loss thats not genetic?

[@wootenbasset8631]

I wonder about loud classrooms

[@michelefinizio6520]

Thank you. Would taking 20 mg of zinc orally help?

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

So no longer to take zinc supplements before they were suggesting it’s a good idea

[@idaliamiller8869]

What about teenager being in a band?

[@user-os3ch6gw1j]

Is stem cell treatment proven?

[@ShOwStOpp3rr]

so what is she saying here? taking chelated zinc supplements could actually work against you? zinc does more harm then good?

[@RaviPrakash-oq4mq]

Mam ur so beautiful ❤

[@deadmaus5s592]

Lde idhar hearing loss ki baat chl rh h gnd mrne ki nh khatte

[@powerWithinUs4055]

Please do a segment that is so topical….that of blasting sound coming through earbuds. This second generation production of podcasts and the like….it's ear splitting sound. Turn it off…..well it’s not done practically, lose your connection is the least of the problem. Cannot practically turn it off at every occurrence. Writing through the podcast providers yields nothing, neither does mentioning to the content host. Assume that damage is done, if ringing continues after the earpiece is removed….still ringing in the ear. ,

[@John-gm8ty]

nothing is going to repair the microscopic hairs damaged in the ear, which is what hearing damage is, we don't even remotely have the technology to do so. always wear hearing protection in loud environments, ALWAYS. even mowing the lawn. hearing damage is one way only.

[@ExplodingPsyche]

They've been experimenting with using stem cells to regenerate cilia in the inner ear, but it could be a long way off, if even possible. Plus, that's only part of the equation. Training the brain to respond normally to electrical impulses from the ear is another part.

[@mr.savageman4710]

Will I have a cure if I was born with a hearing loss?

[@ytaccount245]

But we have the technology to create Micro brain chips, Virtual reality, Self driving cars, and Artificial Intelligence, It’s not that advanced it just takes time, Also nobody wears hearing protection everywhere they go, you’re so behind in the research it’s supposed to be a treatment injected into your ears to regrow the hair, it’s not that complicated? they already have stem cell therapy and other scientists working on a treatment, This comment will shed poorly

[@ytaccount245]

@@ExplodingPsychethat’s if you lost sounds and certain noises, if it’s minor, your hearing should improve but if you forgot how to hear then it’ll be more difficult for your brain to respond

[@ytaccount245]

@@mr.savageman4710Stem Cell therapy.

[@givemeabreakdoc]

Vehicle airbags……..gooberment mandated hearing lose devices.

[@paulpugh2480]

So how do you reverse damage caused buy a one-time Extremely Loud noise event such as a firing range ? I missed that part in the blah blah blah, were you suggesting steroids, what was the Cure, I missed it ?

[@truman4956]

Please stop using the phrase “what if I told you….” You sound like a infomercial host.

[@ScottSummerill]

Total click bait.

[@DrCliffAuD]

Which part. The thumbnail, title, both, or neither?