Meniere's Syndrome Natural Treatment

Ringing in the ears, variable loss of hearing, loss of balance, dizziness, and nausea and vomiting are signs of Meniere's syndrome. The condition may affect one or both ears. This disorder often results from a metabolic disturbance, which is probably caused by a disturbed carbohydrate metabolism like that associated with hypoglycemia. Impaired blood flow to the brain from clogged arteries and poor circulation may be the cause.

In the semicircular canals of the inner ear, increased fluid retention produces pressure in the inner ear which may disturb balance and hearing. Fluid retention during the premenstrual period in women, allergies, and spasms of blood vessels to the inner ear may cause this disorder.

SUPPLEMENT	SUGGESTED DOSAGE	COMMENTS
	NUTRIENTS
Essential
Manganese	5 mg daily	A deficiency may be the cause of Meniere's syndrome.
Very Important
Bio-Strath	As directed on product label	A natural supply supply of the B complex. Acts as a tonic and enhances brain function.
Coenzyme Q10	100 mg	Improves circulation
Niacin (B3)	200 mg 3 times daily	If uncomfortable with flush caused by niacin, use part niacinamide.
Important
Vitamin B complex (high stress) plus vitamin B6	100 mg 4 times daily	Important for the nervous system.
Vitamin C with extra bioflavonoids	3,000-6,000 mg daily in divided doses.	Esterified or buffered form is best.
Helpful
Calcium and magnesium	1,500 mg 1,000 mg	Chelated form is the most effective. Needed for stability of the nervous system and for muscle contraction.
Lecithin	1 capsule or tbsp. before meals.	For cellular protection and brain function.
Unsaturated fatty acids (salmon or primrose oil)		Use salmon or primrose oil. Needed for metabolic disturbances.
Vitamin E	400 IU and up.	Promotes efficient oxygen use.

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