Meniere Man. Let's Get Better.: The Meniere Survivor's Book (Living the Symptom-Free Life)

NO KNOWN CURE FOR MENIERE'S DOESN'T MEAN YOU CAN'T GET BETTER! YES YOU CAN!
Go from Meniere sufferer to Meniere survivor. Live a symptom-free life again.

As the author says: When I was first diagnosed, all I heard were the words "No known cure." I took that to mean that I would never get better and I would have Meniere's all my life. While you can't get a cure for Meniere's by prescription, there are many things you can do to get well again, such as lifestyle changes. If you sit there and do nothing, of course, then it's likely nothing extraordinary happens. Do the opposite and adopt a proactive positive approach and your personal miracle happens.

A truly remarkable success story: A Meniere survivor, now living the symptom-free life. In Let's Get Better, he shares his own, personal account, from diagnosis to recovery. Determined to avoid surgery or medical ' cures', he used a positive self-help regime that he developed to give him a life back, without the devastating effects of Meniere's.

In this book: Let's Get Better, Meniere Man shares his simple, uncomplicated self-help routine.

Part 1:

Part One of this bestselling book is a memoir that takes the reader from life before Meniere's, to diagnosis, and to the point where the author's positive attitude turned his life around.

Part 2:

Part two covers everything Meniere Man did to help him make a 100% recovery.

Each chapter shows you exactly what he did to get better.

His positive and holistic approach to Meniere's, shows you simple and effective ways for making the recovery he did. The same simple and easy self-help plan that helped him have a symptom-free life, without the disastrous effects of Meniere's.

That means:

• No bad days.
• No brainfog.
• No vertigo.
• No dizziness.
• No wooziness.
• No worry.
• No more anxiety.
• No stress.
• No more worrying about the next vertigo attack.

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