Causes of dizziness

Of all the causes of dizziness in women high levels of estrogen is one of the most common. The estrogen in the premenstruum causes water to be retained affecting the fluid in the ear and therefore balance. Hormone imbalances induced by environmental poisons, especially the xeno-estrogens, is thought by some authorities to be a primary cause of the problem.

Progesterone and dizziness are linked by water retention. Up to one third of women who have PMS suffer from dizziness during the premenstruum. It also frequently occurs in women nearing menopause and those who have had children.

Maintaining adequate levels of progesterone in the system provides a simple and effective way of dealing with this condition.

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