The otoconia. The rocks in your head.

Here's a real image. Looks pretty close actually

If one of these "rocks" becomes detached it can cause vertigo. The fix is the Epley maneuver that often provides immediate relief.

In Norwegian vertigo is called "krystallsyke", which means crystal sickness/illness

Astonishing! So much intelligence everywhere you look!

I had vertigo 8 years ago and my research ended up here. It seems like voodoo, but like you say it's physics. And the vertigo cure is wild, just gentle twisting and manipulations to realign these structures. Mind-blowing 🤯

Sometimes those crystals can break loose and inappropriately cause vertigo with specific head movements. It is called Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)

The more I study the human body, the more I believe in the divine.

This popped into my head after seeing the animation. Interesting, I guess. Lol

Things like this show how ridiculous the conventional arguments for Darwinian Evolution really are. Sort of the 100 Monkeys idea times a Trillion Quintillion. Nope. This is a design.

This is, perhaps, why I’m so drawn to crystals. This is one of my favorites, a Ghost Quartz.

Nature’s tiny gyroscopes. Just try not to rattle them too much!

Mom always said my head was full of rocks!

"balance is not just biology; it is refined physics" – everything is physics. one could make the argument that all of biology is "refined physics"

At this point in my research in Microtubules & Radio Wave Stability via Crystal Oscillating Circuitry... I'm thinking my response to 'What is Life' would be Hexagonal Crystals 👌🖤🤣

I studied and got my degree in developmental psych. I briefly aspired to be a neurologist. My major was heavily clinical. I've never heard of this! Fascinating - thank you for sharing!

Thanks brother... Another primitive. That's 128 and counting.

@Euniqueje If they are “bone-like” then they may be piezoelectric too—so that gel with the bone-like rocks in its matrix would be like a pressure-driven electric pad. A record-player needle used to use a piezoelectric crystal and vibration to make the electric signal for an amp, too.

OMG my mom still makes fun of me for saying "I have rocks in my head" when I was like 5 years old 😭 I was right.

Amazing that people think this all just randomly evolved by chance and “natural selection” We are fearfully and wonderfully made

Ear crystal alignment?

That looks freaky. Brian, if I have nightmares tonight, I‘ll blame it on you. How do I make my mind forget that this thing lives inside of me 😂😂🙈

@Mawk109 What do you think?

🤭yes the ‘rocks in your head’… displaced crystals can cause a vertigo which is one of the worst situation to be in.

Soooo many rocks plues lol! 😂 "You have BOTH central vertigo and BPPV at the same time. That's NOT supposed to happen." ~ My Neurologist I really DO feel sorry for my doctors 😂

Good info to share with patients so they can better understand.

Freaking wild. An accelerometer in my head.

If severely dizzy after a head injury, tell your doctor and see a vestibular therapist for treatment.

The only crystals that can actually align you!

Crystals ✨️

The human body is the best example of perfection I can imagine. The correlates to mechanics is obvious, esp. the electrical functioning and unique muscle cells of the heart.

That sub lament pic I have seen it in my research, let me find it.

when those dislodge is a wild experience... i had to crawl to the bathroom for days and it felt like crawling on the ceiling... trippy af😂🤣

My Mom talks about this! It's wild how this works

Miraculous