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#24596

From: "robertam55" <robertam55@...>
Date: Thu Jul 9, 2009 3:45 pm
Subject: chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?

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Yesterday i saw a chiropractor for an unrelated problem, he told me that there

is a chiropractor north of Seattle,(I live near Tacoma)who has helped people who

have MM. Has anyone here heard about a chiropractor having success with MM?



I have another question. I do water aerobics at a pool near my home. It is a

salt water pool, that is, they do not use chlorine but salt as the primary

chemical. Salt is, after all sodium chloride. It is a very pleasant pool with no

chlorine smell or burning of eyes. I am wondering if salt can be absorbed into

the skin. I have been going to that pool for 10 years. I have only been having

MM symptoms the last 6 months.I truly enjoy the exercise program.

My husband says that if you dont want to hear the answer, dont ask the question,

but the idea that i am contributing to my MM attacks is in the back of my mind.

What do you think? Roberta

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#24597

From: Penny Antine <pennyantine@...>
Date: Thu Jul 9, 2009 3:48 pm
Subject: Re: chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?

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This is a question for a doctor. I wouldn't have a clue.

Penny

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--- On Thu, 7/9/09, robertam55 <robertam55@...> wrote:

From: robertam55 <robertam55@...>
Subject: [copinglist] chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?
To: copinglist@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, July 9, 2009, 8:45 AM

Yesterday i saw a chiropractor for an unrelated problem, he told me that there is a chiropractor north of Seattle,(I live near Tacoma)who has helped people who have MM. Has anyone here heard about a chiropractor having success with MM?

I have another question. I do water aerobics at a pool near my home. It is a salt water pool, that is, they do not use chlorine but salt as the primary chemical. Salt is, after all sodium chloride. It is a very pleasant pool with no chlorine smell or burning of eyes. I am wondering if salt can be absorbed into the skin. I have been going to that pool for 10 years. I have only been having MM symptoms the last 6 months.I truly enjoy the exercise program.
My husband says that if you dont want to hear the answer, dont ask the question, but the idea that i am contributing to my MM attacks is in the back of my mind. What do you think? Roberta

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#24606

From: Carrie <goinwjesus@...>
Date: Fri Jul 10, 2009 5:05 pm
Subject: Re: Absorbstion thru skin?

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I am not a doctor also. But I would guess Yes. I have done a few cleanses over the years. Riding of toxins, RX left in body, and one way of doing this was thru a electro pulse thru blood stream, while feet were soaking in a ion bathe. wow. It worked. So if we can rid of toxins thru feet, seeming a hard skin surface. In such large amounts. I beleive we can absorb also. Same as cleaning bathtub, while in it. Feet absorb toxic cleansers.

I would love to hear more about the salt water thing. I live by the ocean, and do put my feet often in the water? Curious? Good Question for the Professionals.

Take Care,

Carrie

--- On Thu, 7/9/09, Penny Antine <pennyantine@...> wrote:

From: Penny Antine <pennyantine@...>
Subject: Re: [copinglist] chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?
To: copinglist@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, July 9, 2009, 8:48 AM

This is a question for a doctor. I wouldn't have a clue.

Penny

L.A.

--- On Thu, 7/9/09, robertam55 <robertam55@clearwir e.net> wrote:

From: robertam55 <robertam55@clearwir e.net>
Subject: [copinglist] chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?
To: copinglist@yahoogro ups.com
Date: Thursday, July 9, 2009, 8:45 AM

Yesterday i saw a chiropractor for an unrelated problem, he told me that there is a chiropractor north of Seattle,(I live near Tacoma)who has helped people who have MM. Has anyone here heard about a chiropractor having success with MM?

I have another question. I do water aerobics at a pool near my home. It is a salt water pool, that is, they do not use chlorine but salt as the primary chemical. Salt is, after all sodium chloride. It is a very pleasant pool with no chlorine smell or burning of eyes. I am wondering if salt can be absorbed into the skin. I have been going to that pool for 10 years. I have only been having MM symptoms the last 6 months.I truly enjoy the exercise program.
My husband says that if you dont want to hear the answer, dont ask the question, but the idea that i am contributing to my MM attacks is in the back of my mind. What do you think? Roberta

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#24618

From: "robertam55" <robertam55@...>
Date: Sat Jul 11, 2009 4:09 pm
Subject: Re: Absorbstion thru skin?

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Thank you for your replies, Mary Ann and Carrie I too am curious about the salt

absorption thing and will ask a pro about it and get back to all of you. Roberta

--- In copinglist@yahoogroups.com, Carrie <goinwjesus@...> wrote:

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> I am not a doctor also. But I would guess Yes. I have done a few cleanses over

the years. Riding of toxins, RX left in body, and one way of doing this was thru

a electro pulse thru blood stream, while feet were soaking in a ion bathe. wow.

It worked. So if we can rid of toxins thru feet, seeming a hard skin surface. In

such large amounts. I beleive we can absorb also. Same as cleaning bathtub,

while in it. Feet absorb toxic cleansers.

> I would love to hear more about the salt water thing. I live by the ocean, and

do put my feet often in the water? Curious? Good Question for the Professionals.

> Take Care,

> Carrie

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> --- On Thu, 7/9/09, Penny Antine <pennyantine@...> wrote:

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> From: Penny Antine <pennyantine@...>

> Subject: Re: [copinglist] chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?

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> Date: Thursday, July 9, 2009, 8:48 AM

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> This is a question for a doctor. I wouldn't have a clue.

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> --- On Thu, 7/9/09, robertam55 <robertam55@clearwir e.net> wrote:

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> From: robertam55 <robertam55@clearwir e.net>

> Subject: [copinglist] chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?

> To: copinglist@yahoogro ups.com

> Date: Thursday, July 9, 2009, 8:45 AM

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> Yesterday i saw a chiropractor for an unrelated problem, he told me that there

is a chiropractor north of Seattle,(I live near Tacoma)who has helped people who

have MM. Has anyone here heard about a chiropractor having success with MM?

>

> I have another question. I do water aerobics at a pool near my home. It is a

salt water pool, that is, they do not use chlorine but salt as the primary

chemical. Salt is, after all sodium chloride. It is a very pleasant pool with no

chlorine smell or burning of eyes. I am wondering if salt can be absorbed into

the skin. I have been going to that pool for 10 years. I have only been having

MM symptoms the last 6 months.I truly enjoy the exercise program.

> My husband says that if you dont want to hear the answer, dont ask the

question, but the idea that i am contributing to my MM attacks is in the back of

my mind. What do you think? Roberta

>

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#24599

From: <lgottuso@...>
Date: Thu Jul 9, 2009 9:01 pm
Subject: Re: chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?

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Continue the exercise.  I don'think enough salt can be absorbed in the pool

water or ocean water to make that difference unless you swallow a lot of it.  I

am not too sure about chiropractors.  They did help my low back but did not help

my neck and dizziness at all.  I stopped going.

Lyn

---- robertam55 <robertam55@...> wrote:

> Yesterday i saw a chiropractor for an unrelated problem, he told me that there

is a chiropractor north of Seattle,(I live near Tacoma)who has helped people who

have MM. Has anyone here heard about a chiropractor having success with MM?

>

> I have another question. I do water aerobics at a pool near my home. It is a

salt water pool, that is, they do not use chlorine but salt as the primary

chemical. Salt is, after all sodium chloride. It is a very pleasant pool with no

chlorine smell or burning of eyes. I am wondering if salt can be absorbed into

the skin. I have been going to that pool for 10 years. I have only been having

MM symptoms the last 6 months.I truly enjoy the exercise program.

> My husband says that if you dont want to hear the answer, dont ask the

question, but the idea that i am contributing to my MM attacks is in the back of

my mind. What do you think? Roberta

>

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#24602

From: "robertam55" <robertam55@...>
Date: Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:40 am
Subject: Re: chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?

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Thank you for your replies. I am new at this illness, and it is nice to to ask

questions of someone who wont think I'm stupid. I plan on going to the exercise

class tomorrow. I enjoy reading all your emails and am interested in hearing

about the ways that you cope.

I am interested in the low sodium diet, do you have favorite recipes? do you

have tips for a newbie? Thanks again. Roberta

    --- In copinglist@yahoogroups.com, "robertam55" <robertam55@...> wrote:

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> Yesterday i saw a chiropractor for an unrelated problem, he told me that there

is a chiropractor north of Seattle,(I live near Tacoma)who has helped people who

have MM. Has anyone here heard about a chiropractor having success with MM?

>

> I have another question. I do water aerobics at a pool near my home. It is a

salt water pool, that is, they do not use chlorine but salt as the primary

chemical. Salt is, after all sodium chloride. It is a very pleasant pool with no

chlorine smell or burning of eyes. I am wondering if salt can be absorbed into

the skin. I have been going to that pool for 10 years. I have only been having

MM symptoms the last 6 months.I truly enjoy the exercise program.

> My husband says that if you dont want to hear the answer, dont ask the

question, but the idea that i am contributing to my MM attacks is in the back of

my mind. What do you think? Roberta

>

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#24604

From: mary mcdonough <newdealera@...>
Date: Fri Jul 10, 2009 2:50 am
Subject: Re: chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?

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Hi Roberta,
My name is Mary Ann. I have been part of this group for a few years, although I do not post very often. I am writing to answer your question re: chiropractic care. As any oldtimer with this group knows, I have had MM since 2005. From 2005-2006(when I was hospitalized for it) ENTs and medical doctors could not help me.All they wanted to offer me was increasingly invasive surgeries once it became apparent the pills were not working. The pills they prescribed(meclezine and diuretics) only made me worse. After getting out of the hospital in March of 2006, I went back to my chiro/kinesiologist. I went on and remain on a very STRICT diet(no salt, no sugar and ONLY complex carbohydrates, no alcohol etc.) I also exercise, get monthly chiro adjustments and am on a # of supplements. Since 2006 I have had a few bouts of what I term wooziness and only 1 severe bout of complete vertigo/puking (I first had a very bad cold and after the cold ended the MM began) that lasted for 1 month in 2007. While my treatment with the chiro has NOT cured my MM, it has at least, I believe, made MM OK to live with and has for the most part allowed me to get back to part of the life I had before the MM began.
I hope this has helped answer your question.
Mary Ann

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From: lgottuso@... <lgottuso@...>
Subject: Re: [copinglist] chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?
To: copinglist@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "robertam55" <robertam55@...>
Date: Thursday, July 9, 2009, 5:01 PM

Continue the exercise. I don'think enough salt can be absorbed in the pool water or ocean water to make that difference unless you swallow a lot of it. I am not too sure about chiropractors. They did help my low back but did not help my neck and dizziness at all. I stopped going.

Lyn
---- robertam55 <robertam55@clearwir e.net> wrote:
> Yesterday i saw a chiropractor for an unrelated problem, he told me that there is a chiropractor north of Seattle,(I live near Tacoma)who has helped people who have MM. Has anyone here heard about a chiropractor having success with MM?
>
> I have another question. I do water aerobics at a pool near my home. It is a salt water pool, that is, they do not use chlorine but salt as the primary chemical. Salt is, after all sodium chloride. It is a very pleasant pool with no chlorine smell or burning of eyes. I am wondering if salt can be absorbed into the skin. I have been going to that pool for 10 years. I have only been having MM symptoms the last 6 months.I truly enjoy the exercise program.
> My husband says that if you dont want to hear the answer, dont ask the question, but the idea that i am contributing to my MM attacks is in the back of my mind. What do you think? Roberta
>

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#24607

From: bowerslou@...
Date: Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:49 pm
Subject: Re: chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?

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Dear Mary Ann,

I am with you and am so grateful to my chiropractor! Love and hugs, Lou in California

In a message dated 7/9/2009 7:51:08 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, newdealera@... writes:

Hi Roberta,
My name is Mary Ann. I have been part of this group for a few years, although I do not post very often. I am writing to answer your question re: chiropractic care. As any oldtimer with this group knows, I have had MM since 2005. From 2005-2006(when I was hospitalized for it) ENTs and medical doctors could not help me.All they wanted to offer me was increasingly invasive surgeries once it became apparent the pills were not working. The pills they prescribed(meclezine and diuretics) only made me worse. After getting out of the hospital in March of 2006, I went back to my chiro/kinesiologist. I went on and remain on a very STRICT diet(no salt, no sugar and ONLY complex carbohydrates, no alcohol etc.) I also exercise, get monthly chiro adjustments and am on a # of supplements. Since 2006 I have had a few bouts of what I term wooziness and only 1 severe bout of complete vertigo/puking (I first had a very bad cold and after the cold ended the MM began) that lasted for 1 month in 2007. While my treatment with the chiro has NOT cured my MM, it has at least, I believe, made MM OK to live with and has for the most part allowed me to get back to part of the life I had before the MM began.
I hope this has helped answer your question.
Mary Ann

--- On Thu, 7/9/09, lgottuso@ca.rr.com <lgottuso@ca.rr.com> wrote:

From: lgottuso@ca.rr.com <lgottuso@ca.rr.com>
Subject: Re: [copinglist] chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?
To: copinglist@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "robertam55" <robertam55@clearwire.net>
Date: Thursday, July 9, 2009, 5:01 PM

Continue the exercise. I don'think enough salt can be absorbed in the pool water or ocean water to make that difference unless you swallow a lot of it. I am not too sure about chiropractors. They did help my low back but did not help my neck and dizziness at all. I stopped going.

Lyn
---- robertam55 <robertam55@clearwir e.net> wrote:
> Yesterday i saw a chiropractor for an unrelated problem, he told me that there is a chiropractor north of Seattle,(I live near Tacoma)who has helped people who have MM. Has anyone here heard about a chiropractor having success with MM?
>
> I have another question. I do water aerobics at a pool near my home. It is a salt water pool, that is, they do not use chlorine but salt as the primary chemical. Salt is, after all sodium chloride. It is a very pleasant pool with no chlorine smell or burning of eyes. I am wondering if salt can be absorbed into the skin. I have been going to that pool for 10 years. I have only been having MM symptoms the last 6 months.I truly enjoy the exercise program.
> My husband says that if you dont want to hear the answer, dont ask the question, but the idea that i am contributing to my MM attacks is in the back of my mind. What do you think? Roberta
>

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#24622

From: Karen Steele <steele.karen@...>
Date: Sat Jul 11, 2009 10:53 pm
Subject: UPPER CERVICAL CHIROPRACTOR FOR MENIERES PATIENTS

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I found this lady on the internet who is an Upper Cervical Chiropractor in Boulder, CO. Her name is Dr. Erin Elster. She did a study of 60 patients with various dizziness/vertigo disorders and has had an extremely high success rate!!! Her website is: http://www.erinelster.com/ConditionsDetail.aspx?ConditionID=9. My Menieres symptoms started after a typical chiropractic neck adjustment. Even now if I have my neck adjusted or massaged, my symptoms become exacerbated. I truly believe that mine was caused by or induced due to a neck/nerve injury. Anyhow, I've emailed this doctor on numerous occassions and she always replies to my emails. After reading her published study on vertigo/dizziness as well as the numerous testimonials from various people, not only in the USA, but from people who have flown in from accross the world to see her, I'm willing to try anything at this point for any type of relief. I'm seriously considering making a trip to see her in the very near future!!! I think anyone who is dealing with this awful illness and would like some relief should keep an open mind and possibly consider this route. If anyone else out there tries her and/or this technique and it works, let me know!!!! =0)

From: robertam55 <robertam55@...>
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Sent: Thursday, July 9, 2009 10:45:16 AM
Subject: [copinglist] chiropractor for MM? Salt in the pool?

Yesterday i saw a chiropractor for an unrelated problem, he told me that there is a chiropractor north of Seattle,(I live near Tacoma)who has helped people who have MM. Has anyone here heard about a chiropractor having success with MM?

I have another question. I do water aerobics at a pool near my home. It is a salt water pool, that is, they do not use chlorine but salt as the primary chemical. Salt is, after all sodium chloride. It is a very pleasant pool with no chlorine smell or burning of eyes. I am wondering if salt can be absorbed into the skin. I have been going to that pool for 10 years. I have only been having MM symptoms the last 6 months.I truly enjoy the exercise program.
My husband says that if you dont want to hear the answer, dont ask the question, but the idea that i am contributing to my MM attacks is in the back of my mind. What do you think? Roberta

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