Month: October 2022

Dizziness, Vertigo, and Disequilibrium: Key Differences

Vertigo, disequilibrium, and dizziness are three different things that have to do with a malfunction in the organs and systems in your upper cervical region. People often bunch together as if they are one, which we will clarify in this post.   Disequilibrium. Dizziness. Vertigo. Disequilibrium is a feeling of imbalance or unsteadiness when standing […]

Is It Possible to Protect Yourself from Migraine Attacks?

Time and time again, people ask if it’s possible to protect oneself from migraines. Is there an effective way to counter an attack? Or is it impossible to prevent the notorious migraine symptoms from ruining your chances of living a healthy and pain-free life? Find out the answers and understand how you can potentially experience […]

What To Do When Your Child Has TMJ Pain?

Watching a kid struggle with TMJ pain can be a horrible experience, especially if you're a parent. That's why it's essential it is to find a solution that works well and can help provide lasting relief to the young patient. Let's help you understand how your child can potentially enjoy significant TMJ pain relief in […]

Do Migraines Without Headaches Exist?

When people hear about migraines, they immediately picture someone experiencing intense throbbing or pulsating headaches. That's why, many people are left puzzled or astounded when they encounter someone with a silent migraine. Doctors and other healthcare professionals refer to silent migraines in different ways. Other names for this condition include acephalgic migraines and migraine aura […]

A Holistic Approach to Light Sensitivity and Vertigo

If you have been dealing with light sensitivity and vertigo, there is hope—a holistic care that can help you get back to your life as it was before these symptoms started. If you’re wondering what it is, then, read on! This post aims to shed light on these sensitivities and the best way to address […]

Magnesium for Vertigo: How Magnesium Deficiency Can Provoke Vertigo Attacks

Vertigo is a prevalent ailment that can take you out of commission for days or weeks at a time. It is known as a spinning sensation, frequently caused by ear infections, vestibular problems, and other medical conditions. Studies also note additional triggers of this symptom, including subtle and simple things like stress, postural imbalances, or […]

Why Does Swimming Give Me a Headache?

Why does swimming give me a headache? Swimming is a great way to get your body moving and stay healthy. But if you're swimming competitively, you may experience mild to severe head throbbing every time you go in for a dip. This can be frustrating and make you want to give up the sport. Luckily, […]

How are Posture and TMJ Disorders Related?

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders and posture are related. Experts have seen a connection between bad posture and the development of a TMJ disorder. How are they connected? Proper posture makes you look good. Apart from that, it is also important to maintain your body's alignment and balance. It plays a crucial role in maintaining your […]

Is it Dizziness or Vertigo? Straightening Out the Confusion

Vertigo and dizziness are two terms that often get mixed up. They are not the same, but they are both caused by a problem or condition that affects the upper cervical spine or systems in our body in charge of balance and orientation. This can be rather confusing to people who do not understand what […]

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