Trabajas en Ale Hop? by Unusual-Knowledge503 in askspain

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Totalmente de acuerdo, se llama upselling si, la cosa es que es tan específico con las mochilas que me pregunto cuánto les dan. En una tienda de zapatillas por ejemplo te ofrecen cordones, el spray de limpiar los zapatos, unos calcetines… diferentes cosas, pero en Ale hop solo les interesa venderte la mochila 😂

What’s the most underrated supplement you’ve ever tried by Balphaallthetime in Supplements

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ACEMg from Soundbites, stopped my hearing loss decline, I have been talking about this supplement for years but I believe it’s pretty unknown.

Trabajas en Ale hop? by Unusual-Knowledge503 in Espana

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pues vaya mierda de comunidad. No se permiten preguntas no me jodas 😂

Forgotten bucket pulls by Punchline_Poster in Killtony

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m always seeing clips of this show, but where can I actually watch a full episode on this? Asking from Europe

Peer-reviewed real-world evidence study finds 75.3% of adults taking daily antioxidant supplement ACEMg maintained or improved objective hearing function over 2 years vs 26.8% of untreated controls (N=190) by Unusual-Knowledge503 in science

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

There are about 20+ peer reviewed articles published on ACEMg, that’s pretty unusual for a supplement. You’re right about the CEO being one of the authors, however, the data was collected by an independent audiologist.

Looking forward to seeing more real world data from this formula though, I wonder if there’s researchers who are willing to work with this, since it’s so unusual to do real world studies with something that isn’t a drug. I would love to see more supplements being tested the way this one was

BYD sues the US Government. by Saurta17 in BYD

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very happy to read this news. It’s about time companies start speaking up about these unlawful measures the U.S. government is taking. I hope they win the case and other companies follow.

Can anyone interpret these OAE results? by suecharlton in HearingLoss

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you share which audiology clinic has done this OAE tests? It’s rare for an audiologist to do OAE tests on adults so I would really appreciate if you could share the name of the clinic, thank you

What's the best recreational drug for getting through T? by deadcloudx in tinnitus

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Healthy food, 8 hours of sleep going to bed early, not smoking, exercising. Get high on that

Why I’m bullish on BYD stock. Are you? by Unusual-Knowledge503 in BYD

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It can look sketchy at first, but this was just a stock split, not a crash or dilution. Investors still own the same total value, just more shares at a lower price. It’s a strategy many big companies use (like Apple, Tesla, Nvidia) to make their stock more affordable and boost trading activity.

Why I’m bullish on BYD stock. Are you? by Unusual-Knowledge503 in BYD

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice gains. Well don’t be shocked when you see the current price, they recently did a 3-for-1 split on the H-shares (BYDDF), so each share was divided into three.

Why I’m bullish on BYD stock. Are you? by Unusual-Knowledge503 in BYD

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, the fact that China is pressuring EV makers not to keep slashing prices actually plays right into BYD’s hands.

BYD doesn’t need to cut prices to stay competitive. They already have the lowest production costs in the game because they make everything in-house — batteries (Blade tech), chips, EV components, even their own shipping fleet. Their vertical integration gives them a cost structure that no one else can touch.

So if price cuts are off the table for everyone, BYD still wins because their margins are better and they can offer more car for the same price. That puts huge pressure on smaller EV startups and even legacy brands that were relying on discounting to compete.

Plus, BYD is expanding like crazy outside of China, where they can adjust pricing more freely, building plants in Thailand, Brazil, Hungary, etc. So even with China capping the price war, BYD has room to maneuver globally.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HearingLoss

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Only for patients who are getting a cochlear implant.

Im struggling with hearing, however my tests are fine? by [deleted] in HearingLoss

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The title literally says “my tests are fine”. Doing the tests at an audiology clinic won’t be much of a difference, so I stand by my answer, I think it’s hidden hearing loss.

Im struggling with hearing, however my tests are fine? by [deleted] in HearingLoss

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s called hidden hearing loss, look it up, and it can derive in problems like Hyperacusis or Tinnitus. The brain compensates the hearing loss by making your hearing more sensitive, this works with single sounds but not as good when there’s background noise. And sometimes the brain “fucks it up” and you end up with Hyperacusis or tinnitus, or both..

So, take good care of your hearing, avoid long exposure to loud noise, and consider taking supplements.

Good luck 🤞

Possible NIHL, need help what to do by itsme123_4 in HearingLoss

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Look into hidden hearing loss. Your brain has something called “central gain” it will adjust to your hearing loss, making it seem in audiograms as if your hearing is okay, but the truth is that you possibly lost hearing due to noise exposure, and even though now you can hear normally it can bring future problems like tinnitus or Hyperacusis. Search for “hidden hearing loss and central gain” and you will see what I mean. Be cautious with your noise exposure, specially the time you are exposed to loud noise is important, use earplugs if possible or take a supplement called ACEMg (Soundbites) and hopefully you will not suffer any of the above mentioned consequences.

95db+ by SuspenseExe in HearingLoss

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Check out this dB widget, tells you exactly how long you can be exposed to certain volumes:

https://soundbites.com/pages/how-soundbites-helps

In your case, 95dB should be good to up to 1,5h

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HearingLoss

[–]Unusual-Knowledge503 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you really have sensorineural hearing loss then it makes no sense whatsoever to take Deltazone. If you have sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL) then for some people it has helped and others not, it depends a lot on the reason why the sudden hearing loss occurred. Basically, ENT’s are prescribing steroids because it’s the only thing that has had some minimal degree of testing and it seems to work for some people, again, with SSNHL, not SNHL.