Vertigo
HOW TO GET WELL THE DRUGLESS WAY
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First Draft © Dennis Rocke & Dr J. M. Mungavin 1983
Updated © Dennis Rocke 2022
Vertigo
This is a common complaint and is only very rarely a sign that there is an underlying disorder. Vertigo is an illusion that a person’s surroundings are either spinning horizontally or vertically. Many times, the word vertigo is wrongly used to explain a sensation of dizziness or faintness.
It is caused by a disturbance of the semi-circular canals of the inner ear or the nerves leading from them. It can affect healthy people at certain times, such as on an amusement park ride, when sailing or even when sitting watching a movie.
If the vertigo is severe and is accompanied by other symptoms it could be an indication that the victim is actually suffering from one of a number of complaints such as:
- Labyrinthitis (inflammation of the semi-circular canals. This is also accompanied by vomiting anti unsteadiness. This is usually a side effect of another complaint such as influenza).
- Meniere’s Disease – this is a lot more alarming as the sufferer can actually fall to the ground – during an attack which may be accompanied by severe vomiting, tinnitus (noises in the ears), nystagmus (jerky eye movements) and unsteadiness.
Elderly people that are suffering with atherosclerosis usually suffer with vertigo if they suddenly move their head.
Vertigo can of course be of a psychological nature as suffered during a bout of agoraphobia, which is a fear of open spaces.
DIET
The health diet with emphasis on catnip tea (catnip tea can be purchased from any good health store)
Daily Supplements (Recommended)
| Vitamin B1 |
100 mg
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| Vitamin B2 |
30 mg
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| Vitamin B6 |
100 mg
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| Vitamin B-Complex (high potency) |
As directed, but make sure it has Vitamin B12 included
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| Vitamin C |
5,000 mg daily
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| Niacin |
As directed
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| Pantothenic Acid |
As directed
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