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Axe L



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Hair cell hope for hearing loss new
      #73692 - 14/01/05 12:44 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4169141.stm


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Re: Hair cell hope for hearing loss new [Re: Axe L]
      #73736 - 14/01/05 02:04 PM
"Scientists hope it may be possible to treat age-related hearing loss by stimulating the growth of new hair cells in the inner ear."

Thanks but no thanks.

The one thing I can't cope with about getting older is the ear hair growth - and now they want to me grow more?

Baldness, weight gain, glasses, generla slowing-donw, memory loss - I can cope with all that. I'll just have to go deaf. If it's good enough for Beethoven...


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Re: Hair cell hope for hearing loss [Re: Axe L]
      #73776 - 14/01/05 03:30 PM
The extremely sensitive tiny hair cells in your cochlea which fire off nerve triggers to the brain about an incoming sound and get wrecked by loud noises are completely different to the bushes you get emerging from the pinna! They are located in the inner ear, way down past the auditory canal and the middle ear.

Who'd of thought you could hear better by growing more hair out of your ear! In that case your hearing would improve as you got older!

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Re: Hair cell hope for hearing loss new [Re: Ste]
      #73826 - 14/01/05 04:52 PM
Quote Ste:

The extremely sensitive tiny hair cells in your cochlea which fire off nerve triggers to the brain about an incoming sound and get wrecked by loud noises are completely different to the bushes you get emerging from the pinna! They are located in the inner ear, way down past the auditory canal and the middle ear.

Who'd of thought you could hear better by growing more hair out of your ear! In that case your hearing would improve as you got older!




I think bonafide was joking

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Re: Hair cell hope for hearing loss new [Re: minezastella]
      #73832 - 14/01/05 05:08 PM
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I think bonafide was joking




I should hope so.

Really I ought to get used to using those gremlins.

But I am serious about growing ear hair as I get older being a real bummer


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Ste



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Re: Hair cell hope for hearing loss new [Re: Axe L]
      #73837 - 14/01/05 05:19 PM


You gotta use smilies, otherwise I get confused

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Re: Hair cell hope for hearing loss new [Re: Axe L]
      #73861 - 14/01/05 06:15 PM
Perhaps if I listen to lots of really loud (but really good) music, it will re-stimulate my cochlear hair cells to re-grow so that they can hear it better...?

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Re: Hair cell hope for hearing loss new [Re: feline1]
      #73870 - 14/01/05 06:33 PM
Quote feline1:

Perhaps if I listen to lots of really loud (but really good) music, it will re-stimulate my cochlear hair cells to re-grow so that they can hear it better...?




I highly doubt it. But if you and your kids and the kids' kids do that maybe in the years to come Feline1 descendants definately will (Darwin and all that)


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