"Research Medical Participants Wanted"

Meniere's Disease Cure? Free Trial
(Also spelled "Meniers" which is Vertigo, Nausea, and
sometimes Ringing in the Ears.)

I received the following letter from an Anesthesiologist about a possible
cure for Meniere's Disease:

Hi Darrell,

       You sent me some biotape a while ago and I have used it here and
there with varying success. I want to tell you about another situation where
I used it successfully.
       I am plagued with Menieres Syndrome - vertigo and nausea episodes.
After trying everything (I am an MD), in desperation I stuck a short (2 cm)
piece of biotape on my mastoid bone on the affected side and for the first
time in a long time I felt better.
       Another patient, an elderly lady was referred to me by a neurosurgeon
for vertigo and light headedness and he could find nothing wrong with her
after extensive tests and investigations. He had heard about my Menieres
and the tape so he thought this might help her. It did and I have an extremely
grateful patient who has maybe contacted you by now to purchase tape as I
gave her your e-mail address. So the biotape works for this as well !!!

Thanks,

Russell Raath, MD Anesthesiologist

    With  the same treatment and application of Biotape, we have experienced
almost  miraculous relief for Meniere's Disease (on a limited number of
patients). Because we need more people for a study of what could be a
breakthrough treatment of this troubling disease, we are offering a free trial .
    If you send a self addressed legal sized stamped envelope (You can fold the
envelope twice to get it in the envelope you send it in), we will return to you at
no charge, two 6th Generation Biotape Patches to go on the mastoid bone
behind the ears. To apply, remove the white liner, tape the Biotape behind the
ear and leave it on as long as possible.  The patch will stay on in the shower or
bath if you just pat it dry and are careful to not scrub it off.
    If you have the 6th Generation Biotape, you can cut your own patches to fit
the shape of the skin behind the ear where there is no hair.
    We believe the mechanism for relief is: The Biotape patch may help
reconnect the impaired endogenous electrical signals in the inner ear.  All we
ask is that you report the results and let us know if the application of Biotape
mastoid patches behind the ear helps your vertigo, nausea, or ringing.

Report by Email to: stoddard@healpain.net 

Send envelope for free trial (or just ask with your next order) to:
Pain Research Institute
266 East 3200 North
Provo, UT 84604 U.S. A.

Following are letters from some of the first participants in our study:

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