Month: March 2019

Understanding the Difference Between a Migraine and a Sinus Headache

Do you get sinus headaches on a regular basis? Millions of people do. But could your sinus headaches actually be migraines? Before you dismiss the idea, you may want to learn about a study involving patients who were certain they were dealing with sinus headaches. Researchers discovered that 86% of the people in the study […]

8 Possible Causes of Dizziness and 1 Easy Solution

It’s common to feel dizzy sometimes. You stand up too quickly, and you feel woozy. You skip a meal, and you become weak and faint. Dizziness is usually nothing serious until it becomes frequent or comes on so suddenly and severely that may require a trip to the doctor. Dizziness is a range of sensations […]

Neck Pain – The Shocking Connection to Technology Overuse

Text neck is just one of the many terms that have emerged in recent years to describe the effect that modern technology and workplaces have on the neck. We’re going to look at some of the connections between modern conveniences and neck pain to reveal just how deep the link goes. Then we will address […]

The Top 7 Myths About TMJ That Need to End

We may not pay much attention to our jaw, but one of the most complex joints in our body is the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). It enables actions we spend much of our day doing such as eating and talking. Unfortunately, there is a lot of misinformation surrounding the TMJ. I’m sure you have heard the […]

Vertigo and Vestibular Disorders: How to Find Relief

Vertigo can be a totally debilitating thing to experience.  You might suddenly find your world is whirling or that you are spinning out of control.  This sensation can also lead to nausea, vomiting, headaches, neck pain, hearing loss, and pressure in the ears. Vertigo, however, is not its own standalone condition.  Rather, vertigo (the false […]

Vertigo Patients and the Western Medicine Letdown

If you are suffering from chronic and persistent bouts of vertigo, then you may be disappointed in the vertigo treatments you receive for a number of reasons. First of all, your options are limited. Second, many are invasive and potentially damaging. Finally, you may find that the results are poor but the expense is high. […]

3 Case Studies that Connect Vertigo to Head and Neck Trauma

Vertigo is a false sensation of movement that patients can feel in a number of different ways. While most people think of it as the room spinning, vertigo can also be experienced as a tilting or swaying sensation. For example, you may experience vertigo when you first get back to land after being on a […]

What is it Like Living With Fibromyalgia?

The main symptom of fibromyalgia that nearly everyone is familiar with is pain.  Fibromyalgia sufferers cope with widespread pain, aching, and stiffness throughout their bodies, particularly in the muscles, tendons, and joints.  In addition, there is a laundry list of other symptoms that a person with fibromyalgia has to cope with.  Poor sleep quality, anxiety, […]

Discovering the Path to Natural Vertigo Care

Vertigo is one of the most common symptoms that can afflict a person. If it becomes severe, chronic, or recurring, the effects can be truly debilitating. How can you get to the source of vertigo and put an end to it naturally? We’re about to show you the path that hundreds in case studies have […]

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