What Is The Meniere's Disease Diet?

Goals Of The Meniere's Disease Diet

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The goals of the Meniere's disease diet are focused on reducing the frequency and severity of the episodic symptoms the disease causes. Meniere's disease is closely related to and dependent upon the body's blood system and fluid balances. Certain dietary changes may help with managing the disease effectively. The first goal of Meniere's disease diet is to get rid of substances that cause and stimulate water retention in the body. The retention of water makes the symptoms worse because excess fluid can continue to build up in the ear. Another goal of this diet is to decrease overall volumes of fluid in the body through the consumption of natural diuretics. An overall reduction in body fluids can help reduce the fluid buildup in the inner ear. Additionally, eliminating substances that cause the constriction of regular blood flow and limiting the use of dietary substances are more areas the Meniere's disease diet places emphasis on.

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