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Dr. Orloff, I had an email I wanted to read from a listener and maybe get your take on it.

One person said, I have symptoms for different things, vertigo, more sensitive, vertigo for seismic activity,

which is interesting. Do you find that there are certain things that are triggered with people

in tune that give them an idea that something's about to happen? Yes, exactly. I feel that

certain people are able to pick up certain geological events before they happen,

because they're able to sense the frequencies, the seismic activity in this case, before it happens.

And this happens frequently with weather events where people will get headaches or feel agitated, for instance,

with the full moon. That's a good example. And the emergency rooms are filled with people on the

night of the full moon. And so it just on you know what you react to but you can ask

yourself do I get a mood change on the night of the full moon do I pick up earthquakes

do I pick up storms do I pick up when there's going to be a natural catastrophe

that's that's common as well yeah well you know people they know, people, they say after they have, let's say, hip or knee surgery,

they can tell when a storm is coming.

That's a little bit different than what you're describing, or is it a similar sensation?

I think it's a similar sensation.

Intuition can come through the body, and the body is an intuitive receptor.

And so if you're sensitive to weather, you can get a preview of it before it actually comes.

You can get an intuitive flash.

Or, you know, the sense that the seasons are changing.

That's a good intuition, where you have a sense that things are changing and

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