Have you ever stood up from your chair or turned your head quickly and suddenly felt like the world was spinning? That dizzy, unsteady feeling might not be coming from your inner ear—it could actually be coming from your neck.

In this video, let’s cover “cervicogenic dizziness,” which simply means dizziness that originates in the neck. Most people never connect balance issues with spinal health, but your neck is full of sensors constantly sending signals to your brain about where your head is in space. When your posture breaks down or you lose the natural curve in your neck, those signals get scrambled—and the result can be dizziness, neck pain, and feeling off-balance.

Recent research followed people with this exact problem and found something striking. Both standard treatments and structural correction helped at first, but only one approach created lasting results months later. What’s even more interesting is that the improvements were confirmed not just by symptoms, but by actual structural changes in the neck.

If you’ve been struggling with dizziness or unsteadiness, and you also notice neck pain or poor posture, this video will give you a different perspective on what could really be happening.

And as always, Be Your Own Guarantee for your health and life.

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References Mentioned in the Video:

Moustafa, I. M., Diab, A. A., & Harrison, D. E. (2017). The effect of normalizing the sagittal cervical configuration on dizziness, neck pain, and cervicocephalic kinesthetic sensibility: A 1-year randomized controlled study. European Journal of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine, 53(1), 57–71. https://doi.org/10.23736/S1973-9087.16.04179-4