Dizziness: It’s NOT your neck, jaw, or pelvis! (Part 2)

Why not the cervical spine (CVS), not the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), not the back or hip?

In Part 2 we talk about one of the most fascinating abilities of our nervous system: neuroplasticity – that is, the enormous adaptability of our brain!

Why muscular imbalances or HWS problems are rarely the cause of Chronic dizziness are:

👉 The brain is a miracle of compensation: When an organ of balance fails completely (e.g., in vestibular neuritis), 80–90% % of women with the right therapy are completely symptom-free after 2–3 months! The brain even learns to compensate for impairments after strokes or the loss of an eye.

👉 The logical fallacy: If our brain can compensate for such complex malfunctions – why should it then be permanently thrown out of balance by a slight neck strain, a crack in the jaw, or a difference in leg length?

👉 Neuroanatomy & Evidence: Neither neurology nor neuroplasticity support the theory that a small structural abnormality in the body alone causes chronic dizziness.

👉Do you want to know why brain neuroplasticity speaks against myths such as neck, jaw or pelvic pain and understand the euroanatomical background in detail? Take a look now to our detailed Patient information or that Main video on YouTube may apply.

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