Two years ago, I published a breakdown of the products and supplements I use on a daily basis to help me live a better life with Meniere’s disease. At the time, it was an experiment – a break from the 1400+ word long-form articles I would normally post. Yet much to my surprise, it ended up being […]
Read More →Lifestyle changes are the first line of defense for every Meniere’s disease patient. Some people respond to these changes better than others, but everyone seems to improve to some degree, even if they don’t benefit as much as they had hoped they would. In this 16 minute video, I outline some of the most important lifestyle […]
Read More →(UPDATED AND EXPANDED FOR 2019) Living with Meniere’s disease is not easy. When the symptoms are at their worst, it’s debilitating. But even if you can get the vertigo under control, you still have to contend with the Tinnitus, brain fog, fatigue, and hearing loss. And through it all, there’s the fear. When so much […]
Read More →There are way too many things I need to do on a daily basis to stay ahead of Meniere’s disease. I eat a healthy diet most of the time, but key lime pie is delicious and usually hard for me to turn down. I know exercise relieves my brain fog, but sometimes I end up […]
Read More →Living with Meniere’s disease is never easy. The sheer complexity is enough to overwhelm the best of us. And while there are seemingly countless things that may trigger your symptoms, there are also many things that you can do to improve your health, even if your symptoms are triggered by factors outside of your control. […]
Read More →UPDATE: Part 2 is finished! Click here to read part 2! UPDATE: There is now a part 3 as well! Click here to read part 3! When battling Meniere’s disease, with all its hardships and difficulties, I find that sometimes it’s the lesser symptoms that are the most frustrating. Even if you happen to have […]
Read More →**UPDATE: This was the post that started it all, and now, nearly two years later, my new book Rewiring Tinnitus: How I Finally Found Relief From the Ringing in My Ears, is finally available on Amazon!** It’s been a long time since I’ve heard the sound of silence. I’m not sure I even remember what […]
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