Meniere Man And The Astronaut. The Self Help Book For Meniere's Disease (Meniere Man Mindful Recovery Series)

In this book the Author explains exactly what he did to help him make a full recovery which means a full life back: 

• No more bad days. 
• No more Meniere's brain fog.
• No more exhaustion 
• No more lack of energy. 
• No more vertigo attacks.
• No more wooziness.
• No more dizziness.
• No more depression.
• No more anxiety about Meniere triggers.
• No more worry about Meniere's attacks.

This book also includes Meniere Man's own self-help notebook:

• 100 simple ideas that worked to manage and cope with Meniere's disease and help with his recovery. 
• Valuable self-help information every sufferer of Meniere's disease can use everyday.
• Direct-action, simple, practical, effective ways which, when applied, can help get over Meniere's.

It was Meniere Man's personal spirit and desire to get "back to normal" that helped him recover. He decided that you can't put a limit on anything in life. What he shares with you now, worked for the 100% recovery that the Author has experienced. Meniere Man maps out his personal battle with Meniere's, and even more importantly, the exact paths he took to make a recovery, WITHOUT SURGERY OR ANY INVASIVE MEDICAL PROCEDURES.An extraordinary book written about Meniere's Disease from a personal perspective of suffering, coping and going forwards to make a full recovery spanning nearly two decades. This best seller is recommended by ENT Specialists, Audiologists and medical specialists in Australia, New Zealand, UK, USA.
His findings are now widely quoted all over the internet. Aside from writing the series of self-help books on Meniere's, Meniere Man supports Meniere's research worldwide. He has published his findings in Meniere support magazines in Europe and Australia; giving talks to Meniere groups; giving one-on-one face-to-face sessions to help sufferers, as well as telephone mentoring support.
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