Crisp wholegrain cereal clusters with maple syrup and pecan nuts. Wholegrain cereals (oat flakes, barley flakes, oat flour), raw cane sugar, vegetable oil (canola oil, palm oil), rice flour, chopped pecan nuts, maple syrup, flavour.
1 Answer. For first-time users, hearing aids will often sound âtinnyâ or âamplifiedâ or even seemingly too loud for the first few days of use. This is because for most first-time users, their brains have forgotten what it is like to hear normally, which is part of a process that is often referred to as auditory deprivation.
Cochlear implants have revolutionised life for people who are deaf or hearing impaired and cannot benefit from a hearing aid. But until recently, the experts who design and implant the devices have not known what they sound like. Now, scientists have revealed what it sounds like to hear via an implant. Scroll down for video. Cochlear implants (pictured) enable some people who are deaf or hearing impaired who cannot benefit from a standard hearing aid, hear again.