BrainHearing™ Technology: Say What?

When most people think of hearing, they think of ears. Of course, we do hear with our ears. But, it's our brain that takes the sound from our ears and translates it into meaning. Which means it's your brain that does the heavy lifting when it comes to hearing, not your ears. And, when the sound signals from your ears are compromised, your brain has to work even harder to fill in the gaps. This extra effort takes its toll over time. It's actually physically exhausting. And, studies have linked hearing loss with feelings of isolation and depression.