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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is defined as more than 6 months of new, disabling physical and mental tiredness that is not relieved by rest. Up to about 85% of people with CFS report cognitive problems called “brain fog,” described as slow thinking, trouble focusing, confusion, forgetfulness, or a hazy mind.…
This systematic review looked at 20 randomized trials of the Feldenkrais Method (FM). Pooled results from 7 trials showed small but measurable balance improvements in older adults (for example, timed up and go was 1.14 seconds faster and functional reach improved by 6.08 cm). The studies and outcomes were very…
This perspective paper looks at cervicogenic dizziness (CGD), a debated condition where dizziness happens with neck pain or neck problems. It explains how altered neck sensory signals may clash with the inner ear and sight, causing balance problems. The paper says current tests are not specific, some treatments like manual…
