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Your inner ear system is constantly processing movement to stay balanced and oriented however it decays after only seconds. The velocity storage system in the brain fills in the gap allowing you to perceive motion for an extended period of time and prevent dizziness. Dr. John Conde explains why this happens.

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Mal de Debarquement Syndrome (MdDS) is a condition in which the velocity storage mechanism fails to empty it's charge thus leading to a sense of motion even when there is no movement present. Understanding the neurological dysfunction may be an important step toward addressing the underlying problem.

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Your cerebellum plays a major role in processing movement and maintaining balance. When the brain doesn't properly release stored motion signals, it can contribute to symptoms like dizziness and disorientation. Here's what Dr. John Conde wants you to understand.

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We know velocity storage plays an important role in how the brain processes movement, balance, and spatial orientation. But what happens when that system isn't working properly? Dr. John Conde explores what research tells us — and where treatment may be headed.

See the full conversation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAM20zSPgJI&t=15s

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