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My response: *!!?!@$$!*~??!!!~ Need I say more? WTF is wifi doing in a hearing aid? That actually angers me.
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You've got to hear this one... I was talking to a good friend of mine tonight and he has a friend that is 92 years old that has hearing aids. Now these hearing aids cost $5300.00. Hmmmm... I can buy a flip phone with a graphical screen that connects to the internet for $9.95 at walmart and can surf the web, call anyone around the world, take pictures, videos... all for $9.95... and a simple audio amplifying device (or so it would seem) costs $5300.00?? Anyway... every few months, this man has to go in and have the hearing aids cleaned... apparently it takes a couple of days... so when he put his hearing aids back in and was standing there in the office, all of a sudden they turned off. He said to the specialist, "What just happened? They turned off." And she replied, "Oh, I'm sorry... I hit the wrong key on my keyboard." When he began to ask more, she abruptly changed the subject. You folks out there get that??? SHE HIT THE WRONG KEY ON HER KEYBOARD. Think that can be done just within sight distance? Or a few hundred yards? or from a satellite?? If they can turn it off, you damn well know they can listen in. So now we know... hearing aids have wireless circuitry in them. How sinister is that???God Bless and stay safe,
Paul
My response: *!!?!@$$!*~??!!!~ Need I say more? WTF is wifi doing in a hearing aid? That actually angers me.
7 comments:
I can empathize with outrage with our gubmint, after all the stuff the Cabal has done. But I also don't tend to paint everyone with that anger; I don't tend to be an alarmist. I could guess that a top-of-the-range hearing aid might be programmable, so that amplification suits the specific needs of the user. What if the audiologist checked and made adjustments, serving the client. And if instead of disconnecting from the wireless adjustment (not WiFi, which is wireless Internet), she hit a button, "stand by to receive new amplifier profile". And here this guy gets outraged while the technician is trying to help. I learned in working with people doing work with which I wasn't familiar, that I should ask a lot of questions instead of making assumptions.
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The wifi is bluetooth so near deaf people can hear the cell phone in their ears. It is wireless and the unit that controls the volume must be near the hearing aids to work or no signal. So no they can not control it from space and the range is only about 10 feet. It works really good and the regular type of hearing aid causes feed back when using a cell phone and it screams in the person's ear. They use the same keyboard to turn on or off features on your cell phone when you go in to get one...but nobody freaks out over that...and it has a camera...a microphone and GPS to track you.
The price is high for the best ones and the cheaper ones often scream feedback into your ears so is not desirable. Also cheaper versions amplify background noise and can not discern noise from voice like the expensive ones do. WIFI / Bluetooth is only available on the high end hearing aids and they are worth the price if you need hearing aids. Obviously the writer of this story is not in need of hearing aids.
People should be getting full disclosure if this is a Bluetooth because a Bluetooth can cause ear cancer. Without disclosure you are not given the choice to protect yourself or not.
." When he began to ask more, she abruptly changed the subject," why did she do that? Ken T.
WIFI IN ANY FORM is extremely dangerous...cancer of the brain ( especially if it's stuck in your ear in any manner) Just being in the vicinity of WiFi is dangerous... Check out your Microwave oven... stick a piece of meat in and turn it on.. for a minute.. check the meat.. partially cooked "from inside out" -- put it back in.. give it another minute....cooked even more..blood leaving meat... give it another minute... it's cooked.. give it another minute... it is now shriveling up from the "inside out" and another minute or so..... totally shrunk and dry... The same way their microwave weapons work.. the same way anything Wifi works.. In living things they get cancer and it grows while Wifi continues to bake them from inside out.
Take a look sometime at the dead microwaved Iraqi's.... learn something..
Take a good look at your own body... drying up and shriveling up long before it should, if ever..
that is NOT OLD AGE creeping in.
LLLT therapy to regrow cochlea receptor hairs to restore hearing
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24343446
READ THE WHOLE ARTICLE BELOW.....THIS LLLT THERAPY IS BEING DONE A LOT BUT NOT TALKED ABOUT.....AS IT WOULD CAUSE A HUGE LOSS TO THE HEARING AID INDUSTRY.... MY CHIROPRACTOR WHO IS ALSO A LLLT SPECIALIST USED THE THERAPY ON HER OWN EAR AND WENT FROM A 15% / 85% LOSS TO A 85% / 15% RESTORED (GAIN) HEARING....
YOU WILL HAVE TO FIND A SPECIALIST ON LLLT USAGE IN YOUR AREA.....A GOOD PLACE TO START IS THE THOR LLLT MANUFACTURER...
READ ALL....
http://www.lasertherapieregensburg.de/Dr.Rhee_hoerverbesserung.pdf
Microwave ovens DO NOT cook from the inside out. They cook like conventional ovens....from the outside in. Microwaves have very little penetrating power when meeting an object. With food, they just barely enter below the surface and then cause the water molecules to vibrate. This vibration causes heat to be produced and that heat slowly works it way to the center of the food to complete the cooking process. The microwaves don't cook the food. The heat that is generated by the vibrating waters molecules is what does the cooking.
Take a frozen hamburger roll and place it a microwave oven. Set the cook time for ten seconds. Remove the roll and you'll see that the outside is warm but the inside is still frozen. If you set the cooking time to a minute, yes, the roll will be over cooked and dried out because all the moisture will have been removed. This 'drying out' has nothing to do with the actual microwaves but with the heat boiling away the moisture.
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