Apologies if this has been discussed before--I couldn't find any threads on it when I searched. There's a guy out there who has written a book called "Conquer Vertigo" about dizziness and vertigo in all of their manifestations. It's an E book (PDF format) and it's "on sale" currently for $27. He apparently has MAV, but he has thorougly researched Meniere's and other dizzy disorders. I ordered a copy, and it's very comprehensive, but I've done tons of research on my own, so there were few surprises. I did find a couple of "quick" tips for stopping dizziness and some herbal and acupuncture information that I'm going to look into. I think it's a very useful primer and reference book for those who are having problems getting a definitive diagnosis or who just need more information. If nothing else, it raises questions that you can ask your doctor--you know how obtuse doctors can be sometimes! There's a 45-day money back guarantee if you can't use the information. Here's the link: http://www.ConquerVertigo.com Bless all, Ron
Great Ron. Is there any info on my pet project, the upper neck area, ie chiropractic treatments? I'd be interested in that.
I was suckered in to buying/downloading this book and it's nothing special. It just contains very basic info everyone here already knows about. A complete waste of money in my opinion. I was so disappointed after all the glowing so-called 'testominals' on the site, which made it sound like the book had all the answers. It didn't. But I guess we're all different and it might benefit others.
Just very basic info about cervical dizziness. You're better off to go to a chiropractor who specializes in upper disk problems.
Yeah, Vicki, there's no new or groundbreaking information in the book, and it really is over-hyped. I do think it would serve as a decent introduction for newbies. A better recommendation is Dr. Jack Wazen's book "Dizzy," which is available on Amazon.com.
