How to Dissolve Crystals in the Inner Ear and Get Rid of Vertigo

To help your body regulate calcium and prevent it from “clumping” in the wrong places (like your ear canals), these three nutrients are essential:

1. Vitamin D3: Acts as the key that allows your body to absorb calcium. In chronic cases, high-dose therapy (10,000 to 20,000 IU) is sometimes used under strict medical supervision to reset the system.
2. Vitamin K2: This is the “traffic cop.” It ensures that the calcium you absorb goes into your bones and teeth rather than accumulating in soft tissues or the inner ear.
3. Magnesium: Required for the activation of Vitamin D. Without magnesium, Vitamin D remains stored and inactive.

Physical Relief: Repositioning the Crystals

Nutrients help with long-term prevention, but physical maneuvers provide immediate relief by “dumping” the crystals back into the part of the ear where they belong (the utricle).

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