The Need For Balance - Spencer, Michael
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The Need for Balance - Dealing with the Causes of Meniere's Disease is an in depth explanation of root causes that can manifest the symptoms of this condition. It is a self help book for sufferers who refuse to accept the dogma of ""take the drugs, there is nothing more to be done"". The knowledge gained from this book can be used and acted upon to regain health and eliminate M.D. from the sufferer's life completely. Everything in the book is supported by medical and scientific studies, data and statistics but most importantly, the real experiences of other sufferers. The links of each…mehr

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The Need for Balance - Dealing with the Causes of Meniere's Disease is an in depth explanation of root causes that can manifest the symptoms of this condition. It is a self help book for sufferers who refuse to accept the dogma of ""take the drugs, there is nothing more to be done"". The knowledge gained from this book can be used and acted upon to regain health and eliminate M.D. from the sufferer's life completely. Everything in the book is supported by medical and scientific studies, data and statistics but most importantly, the real experiences of other sufferers. The links of each possible root cause to Meniere's is explained fully, followed by actionable ways to correct or eliminate these causes. What causes Meniere's in one case may be very different from the next. The author has a 20 year association with Meniere's, as a sufferer, support volunteer, researcher and writer. He has been free of symptoms since 2002 & completely free of the 'disease' since 2012. Learn how you can do the same.
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Michael Spencer is a playwright based in Cumbria. His stage plays include comedies Behind the Times, Selfish and Unholy Congregation, as well as the episodic mystery Dead Air for BBC Radio. For family audiences he has written eleven pantomimes, a full length stage adaptation of Wind in the Willows and a series of library theatre shows to promote reading to young audiences. In his role as Murderer-in-Chief for Highly Suspect Theatre he has created over thirty original interactive murder mysteries which have been performed across the country, including two sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.