Take Care Of Your Ears

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• Continued exposure to noise of 85 decibels or
  more will eventually destroy the fragile hair
  cells in the inner ear that convert sound
  vibrations into nerve impulses -- the basis of
  hearing. The volume of portable compact disc
  players ranges between 91 and 121 decibels, and
  earphones increase the volume. European iPods
  have a legal upper limit of 100 decibels, but
  there is no such limit in the United States.

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• Continued exposure to noise of 85 decibels or
  more will eventually destroy the fragile hair
  cells in the inner ear that convert sound
  vibrations into nerve impulses -- the basis of
  hearing. The volume of portable compact disc
  players ranges between 91 and 121 decibels, and
  earphones increase the volume. European iPods
  have a legal upper limit of 100 decibels, but
  there is no such limit in the United States.

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• Continued exposure to noise of 85 decibels or
  more will eventually destroy the fragile hair
  cells in the inner ear that convert sound
  vibrations into nerve impulses -- the basis of
  hearing. The volume of portable compact disc
  players ranges between 91 and 121 decibels, and
  earphones increase the volume. European iPods
  have a legal upper limit of 100 decibels, but
  there is no such limit in the United States.

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Take Care Of Your Ears

• Noise-induced hearing loss is on the rise among
  the young. Some 65 percent of those with hearing
  problems are below retirement age. Audiologists
  believe that part of the problem is the number of
  gadgets that send amplified sound directly into
  the ear canal, such as cell phones and MP3
  players.
• http//thebonusbustersreviews.com/never-lose-him-b
  ook-review/
• Sound is created when noise beats against the
  eardrum and the vibrations stimulate nerves deep
  inside the ear. There, fine hair cells called
  cilia convert the vibrations into nerve impulses,
  which are transmitted to the brain.
• http//thebonusbustersreviews.com/see-your-abs-pro
  gram-review/
• Continued exposure to noise of 85 decibels or
  more will eventually destroy the fragile hair
  cells in the inner ear that convert sound
  vibrations into nerve impulses -- the basis of
  hearing. The volume of portable compact disc
  players ranges between 91 and 121 decibels, and
  earphones increase the volume. European iPods
  have a legal upper limit of 100 decibels, but
  there is no such limit in the United States.