An Indian man with a bizarre party trick shows how he can blow up an 80cm balloon with his ear in three minutes. Chand Pasha, 32, an electrician from Yellareddy in southern India, inflates the yellow ...

Using the nose to inflate a balloon helps heal glue ear, University of Southampton research suggests. The act increases the pressure in the ear to clear it of sticky mucus. Three times a day, 320 ...

We all know that ears are meant for hearing but Sanjay Sharma has proved that ears can also be used for blowing balloons and taking showers. Yes, we all know that ears are meant for hearing. But ...

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15:44, Mon, Aug 3, 2015 Updated: 16:26, Mon, Aug 3, 2015 BLOWING into a balloon three times a day could help thousands of children suffering from hearing loss caused by glue ear, according to the ...

A cheap and simple procedure that seems more like a party trick than a medical therapy appears to help young children clear their ears of fluid, a condition sometimes called glue ear. British ...

RESEARCHERS at a Hampshire university say blowing into a balloon could help thousands of children suffering with a common hearing problem. A new study led by a team from the University of Southampton ...

Using the nose to inflate a balloon helps heal glue ear, University of Southampton research suggests. The act increases the pressure in the ear to clear it of sticky mucus. Three times a day, 320 ...

School-aged children with glue ear, a common middle-ear problem that can affect hearing development, can be treated simply by blowing up a balloon through a nostril, a randomized trial shows. It's ...

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