Tiny crystals inside your inner ear help your brain sense gravity and keep you balanced.

And if you ever climb out of bed one morning and find yourself feeling dizzy af, consider buying a copy of this book, "Overcoming Positional Veritgo" by Carol A. Foster, MD. She developed a movement pattern that helps any dislocated crystals move back where they need to be.

@JesslovesMJK Mya 45 yr old sister was hospitalized for a month because these crystals were causing her severe dizziness- making everything spin like she was on an amusement park ride. Even her eyes were darting back and forth. Scary situation indeed.

Und ich dachte immer es wäre eine Flüssigkeit😿🙀🤧😪😲

natura jest niezwykła 👌

Ever wondered why you feel dizzy after spinning? It’s all because of the fluid-filled semicircular canals in your inner ear sending mixed signals to your brain.

Also make you sea sick

Interesting

So my balance is being managed by tiny rocks in my head? That explains more than I’m comfortable admitting.

@grok how those crystals would react in 3x less gravity. Can it affect hearing

There’s no such thing as upper down. It would be in or out. I don’t mind you using it. It’s a reference something in comparison to where you stand or feel you are. But referencing all them information and a science value doesn’t include anything science’ee

God has created some incredible things

Huh. I don't remember this in my biology lessons but I looked it up and it checks out. The more you know.

Ich brauche eine Transplation kann mich jemand retten den dieser Information ℹ️ hat mir Hoffnung gemacht 🙏🙏🙏

Yeah I messed up

Cocculus indicus is sold as a homeopathic remedy for vertigo, & or me it has sometimes helped, especially when I have to ride in an elevator.