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entrepreneurs like you. Sign up for your $1 a month trial at Shopify.com slash setup. The brain fact of today, vertigo.

So firstly, what is vertigo and what causes vertigo?

Okay, I'm going to be covering, there's a few causes that,

for vertigo. So in this brain fact, I'm going to be covering the vestibular based

vertigo as there's a couple of them. And if I cover every kind of vertigo, that's kind of an

episode in and of itself. So let's just stick to vestibular-based vertigos,

and there's a few of them, because there's also vertigos that stem from like the central nervous

system, as in the brain cerebellum spinal cord vibes. All right. So what is it? Vertigo is often described

as this sensation of movement when there is none, okay, or the feeling that the world is spinning

or moving around you when, in fact, it's not. So sometimes it's, or often, it's coupled with

the feeling of nausea, in some cases, even vomiting, or just feeling generally unwell,

like you just feel off or a bit sick, which makes kind of sense if you've ever been, it's kind of that feeling, if you've ever been on those like vomitron or those like, you know, those gravity things that spin around so fast and you get stuck to the walls. And when you come out of that, you feel a bit like, oh, I need, like I'm going to vomit. I can't stabilize. Some people are fine. Other people not fine at all.

I remember when I was a kid, I used to be able to go on those all the time. And I'm like, yeah, I'm fine. And then as I got older, I went on at once. And for a good hour, I was not fucking okay. I vomited twice. I needed like all this. Because for me, sugar suppresses nausea personally.

I don't know why.

Maybe that's something I could research and fucking do a fact about that. I needed like all this, because for me, sugar suppresses nausea personally.

I don't know why.

Maybe that's something I could research and fucking do a fact about that.

But I would have to like pump all those like pixie sticks filled with Sherbert

because obviously it'd be a theme park.

And then that would kind of like kill that nauseous feeling.

But now that I have a better understanding of what vertigo is, it makes sense why I'd

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