Real Cause and Cure for Vertigo “Discovered” in a New Study

Scientists at the University of Colorado School of Medicine have just formulated a reliable theory, based on extensive tests, that explains all aspects of vertigo.

The bad news: untreated, vertigo can become lethal.

The good news: based on their theory, vertigo can be completely cured permanently. And it’s actually quite easy to do.

Meniere’s disease is the most common cause of severe vertigo.

These new research reveals that it occurs when two other conditions are present: endolymphatic hydrops and cardiovascular disease risk factors.

Let us start with the former.

Endolymphatic hydrops is a disorder of your inner ear. Inside your inner ear, there is a substance called endolymph fluid that fills the hearing and balance structures of your year and thereby facilitate these two senses.

If the composition, texture, or quantity of this fluid changes, because of a blow to the head or an ear infection, for example, you may experience a temporary loss in balance and hearing.

During severe attacks of Meniere’s disease, there is a build-up of endolymph fluid inside your inner ear, which cuts off some blood flow to your ear and is can disturb your balance and hearing.

But the Colorado researchers have now discovered that young, healthy people often experience no such symptoms when the endolymph fluid builds up.

Something else must happen in addition to the build-up of endolymph fluid to produce Meniere’s disease.

This missing condition is any cardiovascular risk factor that normally cuts blood off from your other organs, like elevated blood pressure, cholesterol, or blood clots.

When a cardiovascular condition is missing, the accumulation of endolymph fluid cuts off some blood to the inner ear, but not all of it.

That is why the symptoms are not as severe.

But when a cardiovascular condition is also present, the accumulation of fluid together with the cardiovascular condition cut off too much blood for hearing and balance to continue undisturbed.

When the inner ear tissues that sense motion and sound waves are starved of blood and nutrients in this way, they can no longer send these signals to the brain, and your hearing and balance perceptions vanish.

This condition is not only irritating, it is potentially permanently disabling. Every time that blood flow is cut off from inner ear tissue, microscopic portions of the tissue die.

As a result, Meniere’s disease is a progressive disease that results in increasingly bad hearing loss and vertigo. The longer it continues, the greater the risk of a permanent loss of hearing and balance.

Consequently, the Colorado scientists believe the cardiovascular risk factors should be treated to prevent Meniere’s disease and its eventual permanently disabling consequences.

Interestingly, I’ve been preaching for years that vertigo is mostly caused by lack of blood flow to the systems for balance the head. Now it has been proven scientifically.

The best news is that in addition to calling out the cause, I also developed specific vertigo exercises that increase blood flow to the important balance system in your head – therefore permanently curing vertigo. Try these exercises out for yourself here…

And as of cardiovascular diseases, here are two simple solutions:

High blood pressure exercises…

Step-by-step cholesterol strategy…