The 2-Stage Recovery Process for Vestibular Disorders 

Thank you so much. Just to give you my story. I had a terrible life style working in corporate global sales. Stressful job, fights every day, coffee and alcohol as only liquids, 3 times a day meat, no fruit, max 6 hours of sleep... overweight, heart palpitations and being very irritable. after getting laid off, a month later I got an attack and lost balance organ function. Then a panic attack and my heart got stuck at 160 beats per min. Vomiting and being terribly dizzy. After a day I needed electro conversion of my heart to bring back the rhythm. The diagnose was sudden attack of atrial fibrillation. And 2 balance channels in one ear damaged. That was 3,5 years ago. I was was permanently dizzy, especially when moving my head in any direction. But this February I got another strong dizziness attack and was extremely dizzy for 2 weeks. Like a miracle, suddenly my permanent dizziness disappeared from one moment to the other. My explanation is that I improved my lifestyle in all aspects. Today I get at least 7-8 hours of sleep, I have a dog, work a part time job, eat a diet high in fruits and veggies and low in animal products, meet more friends and family, work out 2-3 times a week. In summary, if you live a proper life and dont screw your health you can heal. I will never go back to that devilish life I had before only chasing money and not chasing real happiness. I think one of my vestibular parts got “back online” thats why the dizziness stopped so suddenly. You can heal vestibular nerves!!!

Today is Dec 16th. I went for the Rotator Chair and Water in the Ear test last week at Baylor College in Houston. Today I was told that thankfully all my "ear crystals" are in place and NOT the problem. They diagnosed me with Bilateral Vestibular weakness and I will be starting physical therapy with a therapist who specializes in this, on Tuesday. Hearing Joey's info in this video helped me understand that you CAN retrain the brain which is what the nurse who called me told me so I am very excited to finally get the help I've looked for almost 5 years now. HAPPY HOLIDAYS and Joey, great presentation.

Told myself I would come back here to leave a comment when I recovered-I was completely messed up with vestibular symptoms from covid in Jan of 2021 and could do barely anything and for a time thought my career and life might be very small. Last year I remember I was in bad shape and my tests were quite bad (no Vor). Recovery seemed hard to track and had every symptom mentioned-but now close to two I am back, fully operational (27 year old male) healthy and symptom free. I am active, and am not limited at all. I just kept active and kept increasing my exposure despite the discomfort-it was extremely challenging, but I slowly returned to normal life and my recovery followed. I remember feeling like I would never recover, and I would be shocked to see how far I’ve come. The brain and body are amazingly plastic and recover weather you like it or not. Don’t put to much pressure on yourself to “think positive” it sucks, but recovery will come your way-just keep expanding your world-keep pushing your limits, and plasticity will follow.

Simple and complicated at the same time

I am located in Australia. I suddenly had a really difficult episode of vertigo that left me very debilitated. I have been through Stage 1 and 2 processes as mentioned in the video and found neuroplasticity training worked 100% for me. I still complete some exercises on a regular basis.

Hi Joey, thank you for your video. My mum has been diagnosed with VN however has severe vertigo which stops her from living her life and shes constantly worried she wont get better. Any advise on how to dealt with vertigo or dizziness? Should she try to go back to your normal activities? Is there any antibiotics or steroids to help cope with VN? We have started her on VN rehabilitation exercises at home however no improvement so far.Thanks

How would you know whether there is permanent damage to the nerve rather than temporary?

Am in the UK could someone help me. I had a concussion 9 months ago I feel so disconnected am sure my vestibular system is damaged.

Yes lots of testing! Done stage 1. What are examples of neuroplasticity therapy I can teach myself? I meditate but are you saying I need to do this daily at a routine time for example ?

while part two is very good information i'm surprise at Veda having this video alone and very few of self healing not everyone can afford it I have a computer and a guide I do find the more i listen to this video it's very caring from the audiologist I have learned alot more from searching solutions and i know i'm not dying thanks to psychic messages and my own self healing and walking I had to insist and scream at every doctor ,till i found i was not getting a referall for therapy i insisted on asking to get a confirmation from the Neurologist I saw a 72 year old man who sent me for medication i insisted that I had gone to the hospital for a lung infection and also had a medication back fire on me for there is a medically induced vertigo and then i was given a small list , I think that the medical profession does not use the word God on anything and prayer is not referenced to , active meditation and affirmation while other clinics and universities actually offer exercises I am grateful for Nicole at Veda but i found my own healing thank you and she is a doll at speaking or actually listening I been my own advocate adn sorry but complaining never helped anyone only therapeutically emotionally journaling

I have dizziness last 4years.all Day dizzy feel.when see moving objects my problems are increased.i had done MRI Eng and all rests but all are normal.last 2years my symptoms are reduced .I take vertin.but few months ago problems are back.can some vestibular exercise help me.

the problem is 99% of doctors even neurosurgeons cant diagnose any of these problems :(

I had a spin attack of a grandiose nature in the gym last Saturday. I can barely walk now. I'm doing the bppv exercises from RU-vid and improving with a strick anti-inflammatory diet. I had an ear infection from 🧀. Uggg

Vestibular System if damage cause ear to hurt?

I am also suffering from vestibular balance disorder due to continue treatment of tb by Streptomycin guys if you have any solution plz .. tell me I am just of 25 Now I feel very depressive sometimes I think I have gone to the otherworld.

God i dont know what to do anymore 3 months it took me to recover to about 80% but just a few days ago iv gone back to stage one

Hii I am Shruti pandey 30 year old unmarried. In February I diagnosed with vertibular migraine and not feeling too much better..please tell this ever go away or for life time..I am also scared about my marriage..please help

I have vestibular dysfunction on my right ear due to gentamicin ototoxicity 🙁my vestibular system dropped down 30%...what can I do to feel better? 🙁AM really hopeless am 27 years old