DIZZY AND LIGHTHEADED
Feeling lightheaded may affect your daily life so much it can be hard to work, drive, or function. Dizziness may also feel like a head rush, a sudden headache, a sensation of weak legs about to give way, or anxiety. Lightheadedness is often triggered when standing up quickly (called orthostatic hypotension) or when sitting or standing still.
Dizziness makes you prone to falls and injury, ruins daily enjoyment of life and productivity, makes it hard to leave your house, and puts a barrier between you and others. Being dizzy or lightheaded affects other areas of your health and is often accompanied by the additional Autonomic symptoms of nausea, headaches, fatigue, neck stiffness, heartburn, indigestion, abdominal cramping, or frequent urination.
Is Autonomic Dysfunction making you feel dizzy or lightheaded? Take the quiz and find out:
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Are you dizzy or lightheaded and are tired of treatments that ease your symptoms but do not cure the underlying cause?
The Nemechek Protocol for Autonomic Recovery is a brain and body recovery program that reverses the underlying cause of being lightheaded and dizzy:
REPAIR
Feeling dizzy or lightheaded is from a lack of oxygen to the brain often due to Autonomic Nervous System dysfunction. Repair the Autonomics to repair proper brain function and sense of balance.
REVERSE
A damaged Autonomic Nervous System cannot correctly push blood upwards against gravity and this results in low brain oxygen levels. The dizziness is an oxygen problem and that is why you feel lightheaded. Reverse the underlying Autonomic Dysfunction damage pattern to restore balance to both the Sympathetic and Parasympathetic branches, thus eliminating dizzy symptoms.
RESTORE
When we restore Autonomic balance we restore brain oxygen flow and normal brain function.
MAINTAIN
The long-term protocol for maintaining normal Autonomic function is through proper microglia and cytokine cell function, core brain nutrition, and the improved control over inflammation with bioelectric stimulation of the Vagus nerve.
The Nemechek Protocol is a top-down approach to restore the body to equilibrium, ending dizziness and lightheadedness, calms the anxiety, and optimizing health. It applies to all ages and disease types by supporting the bodies’ ability to deliver proper blood oxygen flow to the brain, run the Autonomics effectively, control inflammation, produce stem cells, and strengthen the neurological system and immune system which are the cornerstones to healing and eliminating chronic fatigue.
Sophisticated Autonomic spectral analysis testing reveals silent nervous system damage. The Nemechek Protocol for Autonomic Recovery reverses damage and restores Autonomic function. After Autonomic repair, the Nemechek Protocol maintenance phase involve advanced regimens for the cellular repair of neuronal damage, repair of organs, and weight reduction. The Nemechek Protocol is the blueprint for improved health for the rest of your life.
WHY ARE AUTONOMICS THE ANSWER?
The Autonomics control your brain’s ability to maintain balance. When the Autonomics malfunction and your core nutrients are deficient, you will experience dizzy or lightheaded symptoms that can range from mild to debilitating. Reversing Autonomic Dysfunction and restoring core nutrients restores the brain’s ability to command the body to generate the blood oxygen flow it needs to function without abnormal sensations.
How it works
Science has given us a new understanding of feeling dizzy or lightheaded, the causes are found in the dysfunction of the Autonomic Nervous System’s two branches. Improving Autonomic function is a new way to restore the brain’s natural ability to maintain cerebral blood oxygen levels which eliminates the symptoms.
The Nemechek Protocol is a groundbreaking science-based medical approach to restore Autonomic function. Restoring the balance of key omega fatty acids satisfies the brain’s nutritional demands, and encourages stem cell production in our brain’s natural chemical environment.
Why it works
The field of Autonomics is science-based and evidence driven. The underlying reasons why we feel lightheaded or dizzy are due to an imbalance of the Parasympathetic and Sympathetic Autonomic branches operating out of sync. Our brain is unable to control oxygen levels and balance due to a variety of reasons such as Autonomic Dysfunction, unresolved concussion damage, the side effects of medications, and the lack of key nutrients that keep our brains performing at optimal levels.
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The first step is to identify Autonomic dysfunction through Autonomic spectral analysis, a non-invasive test that is a biomarker for your brain’s ability to control the body and quantifies the imbalance and tone of both the Sympathetic (“fight or flight”) and Parasympathetic (“rest and digest”) brain commands. Imbedded in those signals are the Autonomics that malfunction after injury, trauma, illness, medicines, vaccines, or childbirth.
The second step to pinpoint Autonomic Dysfunction is to determine whether an overgrowth of intestinal bacteria called SIBO is creating secondary Autonomic problems such as intestinal distress (gluten or food intolerance), preventing concussion recovery, triggering skin problems (eczema, rosacea), causing periodontal gum disease, recurrent UTI or strep infections, Autism (propionic acid toxicity), or psychiatric symptoms (anxiety, panic attacks, PTSD, depression).
The third step is to implement The Nemechek Protocol’s short and long-term treatment plan for recovery, maintenance, and advanced care. For most adults, the treatment involves short term medications, the lowering of metabolic inflammation, the lowering of and neuroinflammation including bioelectric stimulation (via the Vagus nerve), the elimination of underlying bacterial infections or unresolved concussion damage, core brain nutrients to mimic the historical foods that kept our brains and nervous systems strong, and chemically cleaner food to maintain recovery and resist relapse or recover from new Autonomic injuries.
Autonomic Disorders are easier to identify with real words and common symptoms:
Accelerated Aging:
Autonomic Dysfunction may be accelerated in Diabetes up to two decades earlier than people that same age who do not have Diabetes.
Autoimmune Disorders:
Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Dysregulation of normal inflammation control = Autonomic Dysfunction
Blood Pressure Problems:
Difficult to control blood pressure = Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
High blood pressure readings without independently confirmed hypertension = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction
Passing out or fainting, especially when hot = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction
PMS = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction
Brain and Neurological Problems:
ADD, Brain Fog = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction
Migraines and headaches = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction
Dizzy or lightheaded, often when standing up or sitting up = Orthostatic Hypotension
Tingling in hands, feet, face, and neck = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction
Numbness in legs, feet, arms, hands = Autonomic Neuropathy
Many types of seizures = Autonomic dysfunction with SIBO
Constant foot tappers and leg bouncers = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction
Inability to quit smoking = Autonomic Dysfunction with nicotine receptors in body
Poor concentration, poor memory, dementia that improves when laying down or while exercising = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction
Broken Mommy:
Women who are never the same after pregnancy due to sudden depletions of omega-3 fatty acids during pregnancy (headaches, heartburn, weight gain, fatigue, brain fog, hormone trouble, postpartum depression) = “Broken Mommies” Autonomic Dysfunction
Childhood Disorders:
Autism = Autonomic Dysfunction, Developmental Delay, and Propionic Acid Toxicity from SIBO
Anxiety = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction often with SIBO
ADD = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction often with SIBO
Many types of seizures = Autonomic dysfunction with SIBO
Chronic Pain or Fatigue:
Neck tightness, shoulder pain = Sympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Inflammation in brain, joints, tissues = Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Chronic fatigue = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction
Concussions, Traumatic Brain Injury:
Many of the most common symptoms from concussions, traumatic brain injury = Autonomic Dysfunction
Cosmetic:
Varicose Veins = Sympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Diabetes:
Difficult to control glucose = Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Diabetes = Pancreas damage plus Autonomic Dysfunction
Eyesight:
Sensitive to sun in daytime, difficulty seeing at night = Autonomic Dysfunction of pupil dilation and control
Heart Problems:
High heart rate when standing up (POTS, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome)
Racing heart, heart palpitations, Atrial fibrillation (A Fib) = High HRV, Autonomic Dysfunction
Heartburn, Digestive, and Intestinal Problems:
Constipation = Autonomic Dysfunction, brain moves digestive tract too slow
Heartburn = Autonomic Dysfunction, brain moves digestive tract too slow
Abdominal bloating and cramping = Autonomic Dysfunction and SIBO
Frequent urination, can’t empty bladder, frequent UTI’s = Sympathetic or Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Persistent Nausea = Brain is not emptying stomach correctly, Autonomic Dysfunction
Food intolerance, feel better on gluten-free or on Probiotics = Autonomic Dysfunction and SIBO
Hormone Regulation Issues:
Difficult to control hormone levels = Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Abnormal hormone regulation = Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Menopause’s hot flashes and hormone problems = Autonomic Dysfunction hormone and body temperature control system malfunction
Hunger, Obesity:
Excessive thirst and hunger = Sympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Belly fat = Sympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction causes cortisol production and abnormal fat distribution.
Neurodegenerative:
Neurodegeneration (Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, ALS) = Autonomic Dysfunction with brain inflammation and cellular damage
Psychiatric Anxiety/Depression:
Anxiety = poor cerebral blood oxygen against gravity from Autonomic Dysfunction often with SIBO
Chronic Depression is unresolved brain injury due to chronic inflammation = Damaged Parasympathetic Inflammatory Reflex
PTSD is unresolved brain injury due to chronic inflammation = Damaged Parasympathetic Inflammatory Reflex
Sexual Dysfunction:
Erectile Dysfunction, inability to ejaculate in men = blood flow and blood return from extremities problems, Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Vaginal dryness, inability to orgasm in women= Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Sleep Problems:
Central Sleep Apnea = Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Restless Leg Syndrome = Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Insomnia = Sympathetic Withdrawal induced high noradrenaline levels and night time anxiety
Frequent nighttime urination = Inadequate urine production and increase liquid ingestion in daytime released at night from Sympathetic Withdrawal
Non-restorative sleep = Parasympathetic Autonomic Dysfunction
Temperature Regulation Issues:
Hot flashes, night sweats = Autonomic Dysfunction often with SIBO
Cold extremities/poor circulation = Autonomic Dysfunction, Sympathetic Withdrawal