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Meniere's Help Reports - Viral and Bacterial Possibilities

Overcoming Meniere's Disease by dealing with causes and triggers

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Meniere's Help Reports - Viral and Bacterial Possibilities

By: Michael Spencer
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 The Meniere's Help Reports is a ten part series of reports selected from two books: Managing Meniere's Disease - How to Live Symptom Free & The Need for Balance - Dealing with the Causes of Meniere's Disease, written by former sufferer and independent researcher Micheal Spencer This series is used as a self help guide for sufferers of Meniere's to regain their health. This report is a look at why viruses such as herpes and bacterial infections of the throat and ears may be a root cause of Meniere's in some people and what to do about it. Everything in these reports is supported by medical and scientific studies, data and statistics but most importantly the experiences of sufferers. *IMPORTANT* For people who read these reports, rather than the full texts, for the sake of understanding the context of what is written the introductions in each report are the same. To get a more complete picture on how to live symptom free, find your root cause and free yourself from this condition completely, reading the full texts of both books would be prudent Physical Illness & Disease
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