I’ve noticed when I take naps during the day that after waking up that it feels like my ears opened up like they had a sense of relief during sleep. Everything sounds much clearer. So your explanation helps!
I was born with a profound hearing loss in both ears. Sleep quality or lack of sleep has never impacted my hearing or ability to lip-read. Hasn't been a problem for me. Interesting topic.
@DefiniteHearing It could well be that there is a correlation between hearing loss and quality of sleep. The worse your hearing loss is, the better you sleep anyway (no noise can wake me) so are able to function on just a few hours' rest. I do notice my eyesight is fuzzier when tired but I don't think my hearing is good enough to be able to appreciate any "fuzziness" when fatigued. Thanks for posting this video, has certainly given me food for thought!
Can confirm CNS is influenced by those two things. Amino acids and the micronutrients we all need play an amazing part in the brain; it’s why we eat. Exercise allows some of these things to pass into the brain thought blood brain barrier. Equally as important is rest. No surprise that proper rest is associated with better hearing and cognitive function.
@@DefiniteHearing é um dispositivo pra tratar o zumbido, mostrou-se eficaz em algumas pessoas ao ponto de diminuir o volume e a intensidade do acufeno. Perdão por responder em português kkkk
I’ve noticed when I take naps during the day that after waking up that it feels like my ears opened up like they had a sense of relief during sleep. Everything sounds much clearer. So your explanation helps!
The rest is sooo helpful. Crazy, right??
I noticed hearing/understanding among others things that got better with my Cpap. I just cant articulate it like you, Thanks Emily!
That’s great to hear!!
I was born with a profound hearing loss in both ears. Sleep quality or lack of sleep has never impacted my hearing or ability to lip-read. Hasn't been a problem for me. Interesting topic.
That’s so interesting to hear. Thanks for sharing!
@DefiniteHearing It could well be that there is a correlation between hearing loss and quality of sleep.
The worse your hearing loss is, the better you sleep anyway (no noise can wake me) so are able to function on just a few hours' rest.
I do notice my eyesight is fuzzier when tired but I don't think my hearing is good enough to be able to appreciate any "fuzziness" when fatigued. Thanks for posting this video, has certainly given me food for thought!
Also Creatine and Cayenne water can possibly improve brain function-brain energy improving hearing slightly.
Thanks for the information!
Can confirm CNS is influenced by those two things. Amino acids and the micronutrients we all need play an amazing part in the brain; it’s why we eat. Exercise allows some of these things to pass into the brain thought blood brain barrier. Equally as important is rest. No surprise that proper rest is associated with better hearing and cognitive function.
Yes 100% agree.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Poor sleep also makes my tinnitus worse even though I'm wearing hearing aides
Sleep matters! I hope you’re able to get some good quality sleep
Have you ever heard of Susan Shore's device?
Nope! What is it?
@@DefiniteHearing é um dispositivo pra tratar o zumbido, mostrou-se eficaz em algumas pessoas ao ponto de diminuir o volume e a intensidade do acufeno.
Perdão por responder em português kkkk