Why You Feel Dizzy But Your Ears Are Fine | Cervicogenic Vertigo Explained

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🌀 Is Your Dizziness a "Proprioception Glitch"? | How to Stop Cervicogenic Vertigo
Have you ever felt like you’re walking on a boat, even when you’re on solid ground? If your doctor says your inner ear is fine, but you still feel "off," you might be experiencing a sensorimotor mismatch.

In this video, Dr. Erik Beck explains how neck tension (muscle guarding) from whiplash or even a rough roller coaster ride can "scramble" the signals between your eyes, your neck, and your brain. When your cerebellum receives uncalibrated data, the result is chronic dizziness, nausea, and exhaustion.

🧠 In This Video, You’ll Learn:
The Proprioception Glitch: Why your brain feels "out of sync" with your body.

Cerebellar Input: How the muscles at the base of your skull (suboccipital muscles) act like a "noisy toddler" drowning out your balance system.

The "Lance" Case Study: Why motion sickness medication like Meclizine often fails for neck-related dizziness.

60-Second Gaze Stability Drill: A simple neurological reset you can do at home using just your thumb to help re-sync your eyes and neck.

🛠️ Timestamps:
0:00 – The "Laggy Video Game" Analogy

1:10 – Why Your Inner Ear Might Not Be the Problem

2:24 – Muscle Guarding & The Suboccipital Connection

4:10 – What is Proprioception?

6:25 – Step-by-Step Gaze Stability Exercise

8:55 – Why Dizziness Makes You So Tired

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Medical Disclaimer:
The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before attempting new exercises, especially if you have a history of neck injury or severe vertigo.

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