English researchers have found that people with chronic dizziness are helped by procedures resembling the training of fighter pilots or astronauts, reports News-Medical. Com. The frequency and intensity of seizures are reduced by half.

Such therapy its developers - the specialists of Imperial College (Imperial College) and the clinics of Hammersmith Hospitals Trust called the "simulation". It included workouts on a rotating disc, chair and work on a video simulator, flight simulator.

"The data coming from the muscles and joints, eyes, organs of the inner ear is all the information necessary for a person to keep his balance," says one of the authors of the technique, Professor Adolfo Bronstein,. "Before the experiment began, we suggested that patients with damage to the inner ear can help the activation of other 'information sources'. We are very pleased that our hypotheses have been confirmed, "he said..

Bronstein believes that the developed programs are fairly simple, and they can be included in standard courses of treatment of chronic dizziness.

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