Fasting with Meniere’s Disease
How does fasting affect your condition when you suffer with Meniere’s Disease? Is it a good idea? Can it help or can it make things worse?
How does fasting affect your condition when you suffer with Meniere’s Disease? Is it a good idea? Can it help or can it make things worse?
In a four year study of 364 Chiari patients found that 74% patients had “Meniere’s like syndrome “: dizziness, disequilibrium pressure in ears, tinnitus, decreased hearing, true vertigo, nystagmus.
Misalignment in the cervical spine, neck and jaw have all been linked to Meniere’s disease. Many people who have had chiropractic readjustments and manipulation of the cervical spine have freed themselves of Meniere’s symptoms, notably C1 through C6.
Food allergies and gut issues have been linked to Meniere’s disease. This is one of several possible causes you can correct or eliminate in your life. Studies have shown that up to 30% of Meniere’s sufferers have food allergies and/or intolerances. Intolerance to gluten and candida overgrowth are common.
Mercury leaking from amalgam dental fillings is just one of several possible root causes of Meniere’s Disease symptoms. When people have removed amalgam from their mouths often they find themselves free of Meniere’s altogether. This is one of the most common themes among sufferers who have contacted Meniere’s Help over the past 12 years.