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.
As mentioned above, the purchase price of a single hearing aid is generally anywhere from $800 to $4000 per ear, so the total for two hearing aids, as most people require, ranges $1600 to $8000. recent survey published by the Hearing Review found that mid-range hearing aids average around $4,000 a pair and most insurance providers do not cover this cost. The high price tag is often a barrier to getting the help and hearing relief hearing aids provides, but it doesn't have to be.