Did you know that chronic infections from your childhood could be causing vertigo today? Join Dr. Chris Motley as he dives deep into the often-overlooked connections between vertigo, inner ear health, and chronic infections.

In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Motley shares:

The surprising link between childhood infections and adult vertigo
How inner ear crystals influence your balance (and what happens when they go awry)
The potential role of viruses like shingles and herpes in vertigo development
Natural supplements that may help combat underlying infections
Cutting-edge therapies, including red light and violet light, for vertigo relief
The importance of proper lymph drainage in treating vertigo
Why a multifaceted approach combining Western and alternative medicine might be key

Whether you're struggling with vertigo or simply curious about holistic health approaches, this episode offers valuable insights into maintaining inner ear health and overall balance. Tune in to discover Dr. Motley's unique perspective on vertigo treatment and walk away with practical strategies to regain your equilibrium.

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Dr. Motley’s Recommendations:

Head to https://vibrantwellness.puretrim.com/
Look into Assisted Lymph Therapy
Red light therapy: https://avantwellness.com/ or https://www.biolight.shop/

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