Dizziness and Positional Vertigo are treatable with the non-invasive, non-drug procedure developed by Dr. John Epley. This procedure is an effective cure for the type of dizziness and vertigo that are caused by particles trapped in the "balance tubes" of the inner ear.   Moving the particles by rotating the head in a particular sequence while observing the body's cues cures this type of dizziness and vertigo. Many different types of health practitioners can learn and perform The Epley Maneuver.

The Epley Maneuvers

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