VOR (Vestibulo-ocular Reflex) For Pain And Performance

[@badcid1362]

Some of the best content on KZbin thank you dr. Perry

[@stopchasingpain]

Thank you very much

[@michellemongeon8830]

I am so grateful for this video. I have been to many physio therapists, pain specialists, massages, and none of them has shown me these exercises to do. I fell in 2011 and still haven't recovered and dealing with pain issues in my neck and now have really loud ringing in my ears which I believe is the result of the fall. Thanks so much.

[@stopchasingpain]

You are very welcome. Thank you very much for watching my channel

[@gabyguala]

Dr. Perry, I have seen a physical therapist last year, who taught me all these movements and variations, because of my frecuent episodes of vertigo and dizziness. You are a great teacher and all you teach I find very useful and quite fascinating! You did a great job breaking all these elements down in this video. Very clear! And life changing, whithout a doubt. Best, cheers!

[@stopchasingpain]

Thank you very much that means a lot. Appreciate you watching

[@wendihurst4021]

Interesting to watch. 12 yo, I had a spheno orbital meningioma on right side. Tumor behind right eye was 2 cm, and tumor cells turned the greater sphenoid wing to mush on righr side. It had to be drilled out. Everything was okay until about 15 months after sugery. I was slowly losing my vestibular ocular connection. It first manifested with unexplained running injuries, and finally so bad , I had pretty much lost the ability to walk. Finally got diagnosed 11 years later by a Neuro Optometrist. I have been doing VT for 15 months and am slowly making progress. I can't stress enough to others who are neurologically normal to do these exercises you have shown in this video. Mine are a bit different, but I do see the wisdom in yours.

[@stopchasingpain]

Thank you for sharing your story

[@justdawndb]

Ive never been more hopeful for a video in my life....Now i have to settle myself long enough to watch it...

[@stopchasingpain]

hahah Make some popcorn and stay awhile :)

[@frederikaguggolz3337]

Watched your presentation with great interest. Dr.Perry, you have answers, where others give up . Do you have an answer for : Vestibuĺar Neuritis or Macular Degeneration (AMD) ? HELP 😢 ! .

[@frederikaguggolz3337]

Ps. And... Glaucoma !

[@treatdizzinessathome2023]

@@stopchasingpaincan I ask what your a doctor of? I can’t find it easily.

[@Irenioskamoska]

WoW, just wow. My experience is that people with developmental trauma, I have seen, most of them have the brain stem, and cerebellum, really constricted (participates in freeze, typical in that kind of trauma), and that part of cranial bone looses flexobility, the nerves coming down there compromised. ...

[@stopchasingpain]

Oh yes can certainly see that happening. Big issues there. Thank you for watching

[@BunnyWilson-v7h]

Once again, I must say what a wonderful teacher you are!!! Been suffering from vertigo and tinnitus for a decade!;; hopefully it will get better soon!!!❤😂🎉

[@stopchasingpain]

Thank you very much that is one of the kindest things you could say. I certainly hope it helps

[@constantinmihailpopescu2772]

Many thanks with gratitude !

[@stopchasingpain]

Very welcome and congratulations on making it through that video that one is a brain twister 😅

[@Idrinklight44]

PRI is only other group I've heard mention this, Thank You for covering this topic!

[@stopchasingpain]

PRI is an excellent program that I highly recommend. And thank you for watching. Z-Health is excellent too

[@havelife]

Thank you dr Perry. This is awesome. I had pain in my left arm/shoulder for about three months and after this exercise it is 90 percent gone.

[@stopchasingpain]

Wonderful! So great to hear.

[@donnamelcher7978]

Thank you, Dr. Perry, I am going to give this a try 🎉

[@stopchasingpain]

Excellent. Hope it helps

[@meerunagpal7003]

Thank you so very much for the Physiological- tecnical undertanding of the eye-brain coordination, affecting so many aspects of our wellbeing . ..Superbly explained and demonstrated 👏👏👏

[@stopchasingpain]

You're very welcome! Thank you for the kind words

[@LOOKUP-ox1ld]

Thank you for this information.

[@stopchasingpain]

Very welcome

[@gratefulprepsnj]

Amazing. Thank you!

[@stopchasingpain]

Our pleasure!

[@ccphillipsstern1357]

That you. Awesome info.

[@stopchasingpain]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching

[@mocean365]

This is amazing!!!

[@stopchasingpain]

Thank you. My brain was tired at the end for sure. haha

[@dr.bunnywilson8321]

Right here with you DOC!!! Bless you❤😂🎉

[@stopchasingpain]

hahah thank you

[@GraceKanedesign]

Nice!! I appreciate your excellent teaching style.

[@stopchasingpain]

Thank you very much that is very kind thing to say

[@marcelinelosey3876]

This also helps with depersonalization.

[@stopchasingpain]

👍

[@cpodgorelec]

Bravo. Regards South Australia 🌷

[@stopchasingpain]

Thank you for watching and love Australia. Used to teach there 3 times a year.

[@MC-fl6uo]

Brilliant!

[@stopchasingpain]

Thank you for watching. I know it's a long one

[@sharonshine2963]

Great video. Thank you

[@stopchasingpain]

You are welcome! Thank you for watching

[@BasedPolitics_]

Hey Dr. Perry. Amazing stuff, as usual. Thanks for putting this together. One question: Given how today's society lives all day on screens, do you think too much screen time can impact these systems?

[@michelledimayuga2221]

definitely screens affect this system

[@stopchasingpain]

Yes, absolutely. Which is the not so great part of watching the video. lol Wear your blockers and change screen position

[@Trismhmm]

I wonder if utilizing your eyebrows helps to synchronize and stimulate more muscles in tandem, at a safe rate..

[@stopchasingpain]

Worth trying and I think you will discover the answer is yes

[@lorenolson3654]

Dr. Perry, Thank you so very much for this video. I am excited that EYE MOJO is coming back soon. I will be watching for it. I have felt like I am in motion all the time since 2017. My head doesn’t spin. I feel like I am on a boat being affected by waves. I have tried PT but wasn’t able to progress sufficiently to change the problem. I am excited to try this and feel hopeful that it may help me. My eye doctor has given me a temporary plastic prism on one side of my glasses ( my non dominant eye) hoping to help the problem. I still feel the motion but reading is much easier with the prism. Being in just one lens I am wondering if that may make these exercises problematic. I see the eye doctor on Tuesday. If you see this and could weigh in on this issue before the afternoon on Tuesday June 25th that would be wonderful. Regardless I am interested in your input whenever possible. Also if you have an opinion about whether or not progressive lens could be the problem that would be great. I think having 2 or 3 pairs of glasses around my neck and having to change between them will drive me crazy, as an artist I need good vision at all depths. A PRI therapist recommended getting rid of my progressive lens. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your work and all you do for those of us struggling with issues that are difficult to resolve. Loren

[@stopchasingpain]

Thank you Loren for your kind words and for watching the video. Sorry I am not able to give individual recommendations without a history and examination. Too many variables. Hope to see you at EYE MOJO for sure. Good luck with the eye doctor

[@tarahopko]

My brain 🤯 for sure! Dr Perry can this possibly help with my chronic dizziness? I also have diplopia when I look to the right so this really has me struggling😵‍💫 lol

[@stopchasingpain]

Dizziness has many factors. History and examination determine strategy.

[@tarahopko]

@@stopchasingpain thank you! Do you see patients still?

[@Hsa008]

When I move my eyes to the left I get headache. I have researched a lot but couldn't find an answer.

[@stopchasingpain]

May have issues with the muscles that move your eyes to the left.

[@Hsa008]

@@stopchasingpain thank you so much for your reply. Do you have any videos on this topic?

[@lifemanifested]

Why do I get so dizzy and faint feeling when I look to the left with my head straight 😩 I’ve been feeling a little off since I got my daith pierced last month. I took out to see if it helps but still feeling weird vestibular things. Thanks for your video!

[@stopchasingpain]

Vestibulo-ocular dysfunction. Why I can't tell you. No history

[@margaretsmith9637]

It would be helpful to have a short video that just does the exercises.

[@marya6445]

It’s called “fast forward”.

[@stopchasingpain]

The whole video shows the exercises as I'm explaining them. Once you understand what it's doing then you can simply duplicate the motions. And there are time stamps in the video description.

[@Marz-vl3vr]

Hi Dr Perry, I have a question you may help me with hopefully. what does it mean if I’m focusing on a certain object and I am able to move my head up and side to side while looking at the object but if I look down It doesn’t feel good I get dizzy feeling and my eyes feel like they can’t focus anymore.

[@stopchasingpain]

Likely an imbalance in the inferior rectus eye muscles. Take a look at our KZbin SHORT vidoe on the Eye Scrambler

[@Marz-vl3vr]

@@stopchasingpainthanks for the reply I’ll check that out.

[@wayneeligur7586]

While following the big six, I have found that I have to include the ankles as they are screaming at me otherwise, undoing the progress.

[@stopchasingpain]

That is good body awareness. Well done

[@jcmick8430]

Im gonna do this while hanging upside down on the monkey bars!

[@stopchasingpain]

Beast mode :)

[@birdseyetarot]

Highlight timestamps anyone? Where are the practical tips

[@jabolbot9371]

General timestamps are in the description. Where the title is, and the “more…”

[@stopchasingpain]

In the video description

[@dr.samierasadoonalhassani2669]

Very confused.

[@stopchasingpain]

hahah yep that's normal when you start learning the neurology of eyes and vestibular and cerebellum together. Takes massive practice.

[@christinegeiger309]

I have to yawn all the time...

[@stopchasingpain]

Likely brain fatigue. Do less reps and see if that helps