Natural Remedies For Dizziness

I am a fairly healthy person, blood pressure and iron levels are good. Lately (the past week and a half) I've been having lots fo dizziness and some headaches. My chiropracter hasn't been able to figure out what's causing it yet. Though it could be related to allergies and quitting smoking (smoke free for 3 weeks now). Does anyone have suggestions for natural remedies to dizziness especially?

Hi! Your crown chakra is either being used too much or not enough or you are experiencing "Symptoms of ascension". Mother earth is involved in an energy shift and we're all a part of it. Many, many people have these same complaints and often have other "Symptoms of Ascension ". They visit the Dr. The Dr. runs tests and finds nothing wrong with them. Most likely not a serious thing and should go away. To balance your crown chakras, you can use color therapy. For this, wear the color purple or violet or blue (any shade from royal-navy). Aromatherapy: use fragrances of lavender, clary sage (very strong oil, though, frankincense, tea tree or chamomile. you can also meditate with a clear quartz crystal, amethyst or lapis lazuli. Good luck! Please click on these links. They describe the symptoms of Ascension

2006-04-19 10:33:46 by Erin

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Drink water, eat food, clean out your ears.

2007-11-24 15:47:55 by fabioladeanda@sbcglobal.net

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I get occasional bouts of vertigo. I have a prescription for Meclazine, but it makes me drowsy and I drive a lot in my job.

"Vitalization?" Seriously, what is that? If you're not "vital" enough, you're dead--B12 won't help. In people with certain conditions (like pernicious anemia, which is common in older folks, and alcoholism) a B12 deficiency might need to be addressed, but that's not likely to be the problem. As for the question, ginger is supposed to be a well-tolerated and effective natural remedy for nausea, and your doctor, if you ask, might have other medications that may make you less drowsy.

2008-02-15 20:52:08 by nancy_uhde

I have been severely ill with a build up of fluid in the ear. I have "vertigo like" symptoms. I am extremely dizzy, I have a bad headache, I am very tired and I have knots in my stomach. I have been to the doctor and have tried advil (etc.). I am looking for herbal or natural remedies. If you know of any, please inform me. Thank you.

If you'd like to try aromatherapy, I suggest a few drops of orange essential oil applied topically to the ear. This therapy will also address the stomach imbalance. Normally, I would recommend peppermint essential oil; but in this case, definitely orange.

Herbal therapy: I would recommend ginko/hawthorn combination. This combination has traditionally been used to treat vertigo and headaches, as well as other imbalances.

It is safe to use both therapies together. Please feel free to email me with any questions.

2006-09-24 10:18:46 by danielleashleexo

I have a couple of questions about dizziness and my ears. I tend to have fairly bad bouts of dizziness from time to time. I've noticed that the time is more frequent lately. I've also had a lot of stress lately so am wondering if this could be attached to that.

I'm also wondering if anyone has any natural remedies for dizziness. I really dislike taking prescription drugs because there are so many side effects.

Also, I do that thing where I hold my nose closed and then blow out and "pop" my ears....that sometimes helps with my dizziness....my question is if this will cause damage to my ear drums, etc.

My aunt had this, and it was called ' virdigo' look that up it might help, it is an imbalance in the ears that makes you dizzy, im pretty sure there are things to help prevent it, or some medication, but i dont think it ever completley goes away. see the Dr.

2009-02-09 09:59:38 by AfraidOfFear