Re: Meniere's Disease and Hypothyroidism

[Guest guest]

I've had both dizzyness and labyrinthitis bouts which were horrific. Many years

ago I was given a script for it and never took the meds because the side effects

of the drugs were *dizzyness.* This sounds about right for Big Pharma :0)

First thing I would recommend is to take unrefined/unprocessed salt a couple

times a day in a glass of water. 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon twice a day.

Second, if you have a severe attack of Labyrinthitis and cannot walk, you need

5mgs of Valium. This will get you upright immediately. It's not a cure but it

gets you up and normal again.

Third, Tinnitis is *lack of Magnesium* and I suggest 400mgs a day.

There is no real cure for Meniere's but they will give you exercises to do which

won't work. Try them anyway, but shaking the little bones and rocks around in

your head doesn't really do too much to help.

Salt and magnesium did the trick for me. Been dizzy-free for over 8 years.

Many of the ailments we have today are due to poor nutrients in our food, due to

depleted nutrients in our soil. We have the toxic halides sticking and blocking

our receptors so many things don't absorb. Just another problem.

Suzy just wrote a fabulous reference for symptoms and cures of what our bodies

need and which supplements will give us relief. If you spend money on one book a

year, spend it on this one. It's terrific and a world of great

information....:0) Highly recommended.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Drug-Muggers-Suzy-Cohen/dp/1605294160

Cheers,

JOT

> I've posted this for information and also to see what other people's

experiences are.

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> MJN

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jot thanks for the book suggestion - looks good - another one to add to the research library !

Best wishes

Mandy

[Guest guest]

Hello MJN

Yes, there is a connection between the diagnosis you have been

given and those suffering the symptoms of hypothyroidism. Look in the List of

Symptoms and Signs in our web site www.tpa-uk.org.uk

under 'Hypothyroidism' and you will see the connection there.

Luv - Sheila

I have just been given a diagnosis of possible

Meniere's Disease after recurring dizziness, nausea and tinnitus episodes. I've

looked through past postings here and it seems that I'm not the only one with

both hypothyroidism and this condition. I've also read that there may be links

between the two conditions.

I had previously been told (in December 2010) I had labyrinthitis and

prescribed Prochlorperazine, I have now been prescribed Betahistine

Dihydrochloride. I have had dizzy spells prior to December but never had a

diagnosis.

I've posted this for information and also to see what other people's

experiences are.

MJN