Free 10-page patient resource

Find the hidden pattern
behind your Meniere's attacks

The 30-day method to discover your personal trigger combination — 50 research-backed triggers, an emergency attack plan, and a doctor-visit prep sheet. Download the free handbook, no email required.

  • No email required
  • 10 pages · PDF
  • Printable worksheets
Inside the handbook

Everything you need to find your personal trigger pattern

Clinically-informed, patient-written, and deliberately practical. The handbook replaces guesswork with a repeatable 30-day process you can do on paper.

  • 50 research-backed triggers

    Dietary, environmental, physical, emotional, and medical — grouped and printable so you can screen yourself in under ten minutes.

  • The 30-day pattern method

    Why 7-day logs fail and how stacking triggers over 72 hours reveals the combination that actually causes your attacks.

  • Emergency attack plan

    A one-page reference card for the moments you can't think straight. Print it and put it on the fridge.

  • Doctor-visit prep sheet

    Twenty questions across diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis — designed to shift your ENT visit from "keep tracking" to "let's decide".

  • Printable tracking journal

    A minimalist daily entry template and a weekly pattern review. Two minutes a day, 30 days of data.

  • Evidence summaries

    Aligned with AAO-HNS 2020 diagnostic criteria and the Bárány Society 2023 consensus. Not medical advice — a patient-friendly map.

The method

Most patients quit tracking before the pattern appears

The standard advice says "track your symptoms" — but tracking for seven days on attack days alone is why 80% of patients give up before seeing any signal. The handbook explains why, and gives you a four-step method that works.

"I'd blamed salt for two years. When I logged every day for a month, my attacks lined up with pressure drops, poor sleep, and my luteal phase — every single time. Changing my sleep protocol cut my attacks by 70%."

— Rachel, 42 · summarized patient account
  1. Log every day

    Not just attack days. You need baseline data on clear days to see the difference.

  2. Capture the 72-hour window

    Triggers stack over three days. Look backward when logging an attack.

  3. Track combinations

    Your trigger may not be salt — it may be salt plus poor sleep plus a pressure drop.

  4. Review weekly

    Daily data, weekly pattern review. Signal at day 14, hypothesis at day 30.

The companion app

Take the method further with Meniere's: Symptom Tracker

The handbook works on paper. The app automates every step of it — pressure watch, pattern detection, and the doctor-ready PDF export — so you don't drop off at day 14.

  • Automatic barometric pressureWeather context on every entry, without the manual lookup.
  • Pattern insightsSurfaces the 2–4 triggers that actually cluster before your attacks.
  • Doctor-ready PDF exportOne tap, charts included. Walk into your appointment prepared.
  • Gentle daily remindersSolves the day-14 dropout problem. Logging becomes a 20-second habit.
Download on the App StoreFree · iPhone · No account required
Questions

Frequently asked

  • Yes. No email required, no paywall, no trial. The PDF is a direct download and the tracking method inside works on paper — no app purchase needed to use any of it.

Stop guessing. Start seeing the pattern.

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