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All the News That’s Fit: Eating for sleep, a survey of senses, and the odds of unusual death
['Scott Lafee']
San Diego Union-Tribune
The researchers said each day’s diet was correlated with meaningful differences in the subsequent night’s sleep.
Body of knowledgeOur primary senses typically decline with age in a specific order, beginning with hearing and vision, followed by taste and smell.
Hearing loss often becomes noticeable in the mid-40s, while vision changes are more prominent in the mid-50s.
The Audiphone was effective only in conductive hearing loss.
Users could improve their hearing up to 30 decibels, equivalent to a soft conversation heard a few feet away in a quiet room.
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