Vestibular Nerve and Vagus Nerve Malfunction – That Floating, Dizzy Feeling
Lately, along with my high blood pressure, I’ve been struggling with a strange floating sensation in my head. I kept wondering, “What’s causing this? Is it because I’ve been taking less oregano oil? Or is my brain all tangled up?” All sorts of thoughts crossed my mind. So I turned on the QX WORLD biofeedback device, EDUCTOR, and ran a test. Surprisingly, it pointed to issues with the Vestibular Nerve and the Vagus Nerve. I started with a Vestibular Nerve session. After the session, the floating sensation noticeably decreased. The vestibular nerve is responsible for our sense of balance—vertical and horizontal. When it malfunctions, the head loses its center of gravity, making it hard to lift your head and causing mild dizziness. After the session, I felt like my horizontal balance was restored and my head had returned to its proper place. I could lift my head comfortably again, and the dizziness eased. Next, I did a Vagus Nerve session. This time, my heart palpitations calmed down, and...