The crux of Dr. Gundryâs method stems from his research that started years ago at Yale University - that our mind and body are locked into an eons-old âcomputer programâ that is very fundamental, logical and, ultimately, easy to control.
Why do hearing aids cost so much? One reason is that hearing aids are sold in relatively low volume (approximately 1.7 million hearing aids for some 30 million people with hearing loss). Also, the amount of time and money spent by manufacturers on research and development is considerable.
The price of some hearing aids are not cheap and a lot of that money could be used elsewhere, so choosing an affordable hearing aid is the most logical approach. With this in mind, expensive hearing aids will cost more to insure, much like a more lucrative vehicle. Hearing aids are also easier to lose or damage than a car and therefore command greater thought in regard to properly insuring them and this may reduce the long-run price in case any hearing aids get lost or break.