Aldosterone

This is a wonderful link and article. Thank you so much for posting it. I have tried pycnogenols, diuretics, JOH, antivirals and I still have had 'episodes' of dizziness and vertigo over the last 2 years. I think some of it has helped reduce the severity of symptoms but I am always on the lookout for a silver bullet and my hearing and tinnitus in my bad ear have never improved since it started in June '11. If I could find something to make me hear better and help the tinnitus even if it didn't stop the Meniere's symptoms totally it would be so worth it.
I am thinking of buying the Aldo-Spray without a 'scrip and it ships from overseas and doesn't say exactly where....just EU. At least I will just be spraying it in my ear and not ingesting it in case it is not up to US standards. I can't even find a US supplier if I had a 'scrip. Thank you again for giving me a new avenue in my quest for healing.

 

Hi, where did you see Aldo spray? I would imagine you spray in your nose or mouth. How could it help in your outer ear? Thanks

 

Hi Dwayne. I found info on Aldo-Spray (drops that go in the ear) at nearly the end of this article. Not available in the US. There is an oral pill of the same bio identical drug but if you can bypass the whole body and apply something just to the ear I am onboard to be a test rat.

 

Maybe it's just me but something sounds fishy about this. The website appears to be a thinly disguised commercial by International Antiaging Systems. Any website that houses articles about "breakthrough" products and then provides links so you can buy those products raises red flags. Below are two separate profiles of the author of the article including one that claims he invented the nicotine patch although doing a search showed otherwise.

https://www.antiaging-systems.com/authors/85-lippman-dr-richard

https://antiageingconference.com/index.html?pg=lippman08

 

Spraying something into your outer ear isn't going to do anything for Meniere's. As I stated in another post, the inner ear is deep within the brain and is surrounded by rock hard bone. There is no way for the spray to get to the inner ear.

 

Zotjen and Cheryl..............thank you both for your common sense responses. I am so desperate for some relief from tinnitus I almost ordered it today just to try it and hope for results. But both your points make a whole lot of sense so I am saving my $59.99 for something more worthwhile. Do you think the oral version has any chance of being legit?

 

I did try Florinef (albeit a low dose) for a few weeks without any change in hearing. Dr. Staecker (in Kansas City) recommended it. He has one patient who still uses it regularly and has had some improvement. I have not seen any.

Sailing Guy