We have seen many youth and teenagers hearing the music by head phone in full volume, but I will warn you that hearing loud music at very high speed can damage your hearing power especially in teens permanently. This study came from Larry Roberts of McMaster University in Canada.

He also gave view upon this is that ”My personal view is that there is a major public health challenge co coming down the road in terms of difficulties with hearing”.

The researchers interviewed and performed detailed hearing tests on a group of 170 students between 11 and 17 years old, learning that almost all of them engage in “risky listening habits” – at parties, clubs and on personal listening devices – and that more than a quarter of them are already experiencing persistent tinnitus, a ringing or buzzing in the ears that more typically affects people over 50.

He also warns to the ‘teenagers to protect your ears’.

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