I’m on #3 of this video and already have learned so much about what might be causing all of my problems. Dr. Jon Saunders you are so informative to this issue. Thank You so very much. What I learned after watching this whole video now is I need change. I need it fast. Thank you again for this powerful informative! 🙏🏻
So reduce or avoid: 1. Salt (because it retains fluids) 2. Caffeine 3. High sugar foods 4. Diary *due to milk protein avoid old cheese but also fermented food in general 5. Gluten what about consuming water with electrolites? Now I wanna share my story because I thin it might help others too: I had losing my balance for almost 20 years and it happened every single day and even lying in bed felt dizzy or sitting on a chair dizzy and losing balance and I had also vertigo episodes and docs didn `t know what I have (they said maybe its neuro vegetative but u don t have meniere or other things), until I got to endocrinology and there asked for blood tests so this way I found out my D3 (OH-D) levels were way under normal range and guess what: since I have started after 2-5 months started to feel much better (my dizziness, losing balance and vertigo episodes were accentuated by my low level of ferritin, but still with Ferritin level low I am so much better now and very rare, once at few years I might have vertigo episode (when I am super tired and also breath cold air), losing balance still have it but very rarely, only when I am tired and dizziness the same when I am tired and breathing cold air, so in the winter have to avoid cold, so I put many layers and protect my nose from cold air; but I am much, much, much better and I am supplementing witth D3 every single day 2000 UI or 5000 UI 2 days apart- I have to mention that I also do not expose myself to the sun at all so my vit D3 is still at the minimum level but in normal range).
Totally eliminating all caffeine has made a significant difference in keeping at bay my previous incidents of vertigo. Yes, salt and sugar and dairy are also factors not to eliminate, but to really, really keep to a minimum. But I disagree with gluten. Sure, some people have an adverse reaction like they do with nuts, especially peanuts. However, I mill my own flour and bake my own whole wheat bread keeping white flour to a minimum. Vegetables are key along with some fish and chicken. But bread in moderation (a lot of calories!) and chickpeas that I also soak and cook (never canned). Whole, unprocessed food and lots of water AND eating small quantities. Eat to live, not live to eat.
Especially processed salt, which is stripped of minerals. This creates a systemic imbalance... likely why people get salt cravings, but fail the craving with junk processed salt. Sea Salt / Hym salt has a much larger content of minerals. It's funny how your list by now should be elementary knowledge, but Marketing still fools people. Great list, and adding more details why.
I totally eliminated gluten and all grains in general. Didn’t help. I gave up caffeine for a long time because I don’t sleep well but lately I’ve been having some and it doesn’t seem to increase the lightheadedness. I switched to an almost carnivore diet and that seemed to help a lot but it’s boring and my stomach didn’t like it. I’ve been modifying it to try to be able to see what I have to avoid to make it help and continue on it. I also never go out in the sun without dark glasses and a visor because I recently realized that often I’m fine in the house but as soon as I step outside in the sun my balance is all off. I haven’t been able to give up dairy products yet because I’m addicted and they’re a large part of my diet. 😢 I also happen to have a meningioma that hasn’t grown since it was discovered 3 years ago, but I’m wondering if that could be causing an issue.
My balance problem is from surviving a hemorrhagic stroke. I don't consume any processed foods, so the only sugar I eat is fruit, high blood pressure, I already consume less than 2000mg. And, I don't consume dairy, except for butter, and no wheat of any kind.
I've been struggling with dizziness/lightheadedness and balance issues for just over a year now and still don't know what's going on. I was diagnosed with IBS a few months ago but that's all so far. Cutting out gluten and wheat has helped my stomach pains and getting lactose free dairy seems to not leave me feeling sickly like regular lactose dairy. Is it advised I ditch even lactose free dairy? After about 7/8 years vegetarian I reintroduced fish because my vitamin D came back as being low and I also recently started eating meat again but I make sure it's organic and grass fed. I noticed that being mostly paleo (with the exception of rice and lactose free dairy) has put a stop to my low blood sugar issues as I'm eating the right kinds of carbs now to better regulate my blood sugar. It's just so hard to cut out dairy given how much of a staple food it is and how useful it is especially when I'm not someone who has the patience required to cook from scratch.
@drjonsaunders Thanks. Would you say lactose free cheese is as bad as regular lactose cheese too? I'll have to try and find out what alternatives I can use
I see now I can't eat certain things anymore...I would rather do without them to prevent the dizziness from my neck issues. Thank you doc for this information!!
Hello Dr. JON SAUNDERS😊😊 Does vertigo can cause heavy head and inbalanced when wallking,i feel dizzy too😪it's more than 4 yrs. I experienced it and i don't know why..thanks dr Jon😇❤🙏God Bless everyone..
Same here I have imbalance, dizziness and light headache issue since 2020. I went to chiropractor for 3 months it didn't help and then I went physical therapy for 6 months still don't help. All my blood work, ENT, Thyroid, MRI, Cardiologist is normal except my Plalete is low, now radiology will going to ultrasound my obdominal on the 14 August.
Here is a good start to see if any of these may be causing it: th-cam.com/video/oW1rlhiVS50/w-d-xo.html. Also, check out some of my other videos on dizziness and then have a conversation with your healthcare provider. Best wishes.
The only sugar I eat is through fruit. I have a small amount w breakfast and a small bowl of berries for desert at night. Does having sugar include fruit. 0:02
Only issue I strongly disagree with you on are coffee and tea. There are so many positives of green tea and black coffee taken in moderation I won't eliminate.
I 💯% agree with you, however the point I was trying to make is to analyze your overall caffeine intake per day and try to reduce it...was just giving some examples of where one might do that. But yes, I enjoy my coffee as well. :)
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I’m on #3 of this video and already have learned so much about what might be causing all of my problems. Dr. Jon Saunders you are so informative to this issue. Thank You so very much. What I learned after watching this whole video now is I need change. I need it fast. Thank you again for this powerful informative! 🙏🏻
My pleasure and I'm glad you found it helpful. Best wishes. :)
So reduce or avoid:
1. Salt (because it retains fluids)
2. Caffeine
3. High sugar foods
4. Diary *due to milk protein avoid old cheese but also fermented food in general
5. Gluten
what about consuming water with electrolites?
Now I wanna share my story because I thin it might help others too: I had losing my balance for almost 20 years and it happened every single day and even lying in bed felt dizzy or sitting on a chair dizzy and losing balance and I had also vertigo episodes and docs didn `t know what I have (they said maybe its neuro vegetative but u don t have meniere or other things), until I got to endocrinology and there asked for blood tests so this way I found out my D3 (OH-D) levels were way under normal range and guess what: since I have started after 2-5 months started to feel much better (my dizziness, losing balance and vertigo episodes were accentuated by my low level of ferritin, but still with Ferritin level low I am so much better now and very rare, once at few years I might have vertigo episode (when I am super tired and also breath cold air), losing balance still have it but very rarely, only when I am tired and dizziness the same when I am tired and breathing cold air, so in the winter have to avoid cold, so I put many layers and protect my nose from cold air; but I am much, much, much better and I am supplementing witth D3 every single day 2000 UI or 5000 UI 2 days apart- I have to mention that I also do not expose myself to the sun at all so my vit D3 is still at the minimum level but in normal range).
Thanks for sharing...best wishes!
Do you still consume gluten and dairy now ?
Dr. Jon Saunders, thank you so much.
👍
Good to know this Doctor, thanks for the information 🙂
My pleasure!
I had no idea about the gluten and dairy aspects on dizziness! Wow! Thank you!🙏🏻
Glad it was helpful! :)
Thank you Dr Jon! This came up on my feed at the exact right time!
So glad! Check out my video today where I discuss best supplements for dizziness and vertigo. :)
Thank you sooo muchfor this powerful informative 😊
You are so welcome!
Totally eliminating all caffeine has made a significant difference in keeping at bay my previous incidents of vertigo. Yes, salt and sugar and dairy are also factors not to eliminate, but to really, really keep to a minimum. But I disagree with gluten. Sure, some people have an adverse reaction like they do with nuts, especially peanuts. However, I mill my own flour and bake my own whole wheat bread keeping white flour to a minimum. Vegetables are key along with some fish and chicken. But bread in moderation (a lot of calories!) and chickpeas that I also soak and cook (never canned). Whole, unprocessed food and lots of water AND eating small quantities. Eat to live, not live to eat.
All great points! Thanks for watching!
Especially processed salt, which is stripped of minerals. This creates a systemic imbalance... likely why people get salt cravings, but fail the craving with junk processed salt.
Sea Salt / Hym salt has a much larger content of minerals.
It's funny how your list by now should be elementary knowledge, but Marketing still fools people.
Great list, and adding more details why.
Thanks for your feedback and sharing re: salt. Best wishes.
Thank you Doctor. This information is very helpful
You are welcome!
I totally eliminated gluten and all grains in general. Didn’t help. I gave up caffeine for a long time because I don’t sleep well but lately I’ve been having some and it doesn’t seem to increase the lightheadedness. I switched to an almost carnivore diet and that seemed to help a lot but it’s boring and my stomach didn’t like it. I’ve been modifying it to try to be able to see what I have to avoid to make it help and continue on it. I also never go out in the sun without dark glasses and a visor because I recently realized that often I’m fine in the house but as soon as I step outside in the sun my balance is all off. I haven’t been able to give up dairy products yet because I’m addicted and they’re a large part of my diet. 😢 I also happen to have a meningioma that hasn’t grown since it was discovered 3 years ago, but I’m wondering if that could be causing an issue.
I'm sorry to hear - I hope you feel better soon, take care.
My balance problem is from surviving a hemorrhagic stroke. I don't consume any processed foods, so the only sugar I eat is fruit, high blood pressure, I already consume less than 2000mg. And, I don't consume dairy, except for butter, and no wheat of any kind.
I'm sorry to hear this...this video may be helpful: th-cam.com/video/_rkubey8EBk/w-d-xo.html
I just woke up and right away i felt the spinning during the day is menor only happes one in a while
Sorry to hear, please see your health care provider to get an appropriate diagnosis. Best wishes.
Thank you
You're welcome!
Dr Thank you so much
Great information Mrs khakwani Pakistan ❤
Thanks for watching! :)
@@drjonsaunders God Bless you
I've been struggling with dizziness/lightheadedness and balance issues for just over a year now and still don't know what's going on. I was diagnosed with IBS a few months ago but that's all so far. Cutting out gluten and wheat has helped my stomach pains and getting lactose free dairy seems to not leave me feeling sickly like regular lactose dairy. Is it advised I ditch even lactose free dairy? After about 7/8 years vegetarian I reintroduced fish because my vitamin D came back as being low and I also recently started eating meat again but I make sure it's organic and grass fed. I noticed that being mostly paleo (with the exception of rice and lactose free dairy) has put a stop to my low blood sugar issues as I'm eating the right kinds of carbs now to better regulate my blood sugar.
It's just so hard to cut out dairy given how much of a staple food it is and how useful it is especially when I'm not someone who has the patience required to cook from scratch.
It's not easy. :( Keep at it.
@drjonsaunders Thanks. Would you say lactose free cheese is as bad as regular lactose cheese too? I'll have to try and find out what alternatives I can use
I see now I can't eat certain things anymore...I would rather do without them to prevent the dizziness from my neck issues. Thank you doc for this information!!
My pleasure - take care.
Is a little bee honey good doc
Does ringing in the ear, have similar causes? thanks.
It's possible. Thanks for watching!
So now i can't eat or drink anything anymore.
Just look at in terms of 'reducing' not 'eliminating' - even a reduction can have a dramatic impact. Best wishes.
Lmao😂
Anything I like, can’t have it!
😆 lol
Hello Dr. JON SAUNDERS😊😊
Does vertigo can cause heavy head and inbalanced when wallking,i feel dizzy too😪it's more than 4 yrs. I experienced it and i don't know why..thanks dr Jon😇❤🙏God Bless everyone..
It can, but often vertigo is very severe...I hope find the cause so you can find a solution. Best wishes.
@@drjonsaunders thanks Dr.Jon Saunders😊😊❤❤😍😍Best wishes too and God Bless😇❤🙏From:Philippines
Same here I have imbalance, dizziness and light headache issue since 2020. I went to chiropractor for 3 months it didn't help and then I went physical therapy for 6 months still don't help. All my blood work, ENT, Thyroid, MRI, Cardiologist is normal except my Plalete is low, now radiology will going to ultrasound my obdominal on the 14 August.
And how do I determine what is causing my slight dizziness?
Here is a good start to see if any of these may be causing it: th-cam.com/video/oW1rlhiVS50/w-d-xo.html. Also, check out some of my other videos on dizziness and then have a conversation with your healthcare provider. Best wishes.
Thank you so much!!
The only sugar I eat is through fruit. I have a small amount w breakfast and a small bowl of berries for desert at night. Does having sugar include fruit. 0:02
Good job!
So okay to eat fruit, right.
i have dizziness... but coffee wakes me up in office.. can it be compensated with more water intake?
Sure can, as well as having it in moderation should help. Best wishes.
Those are the same foods to avoid to reduce inflammation of any kind.
Most yes, but they are really problematic with those with dizziness and Vertigo. Best wishes.
Is real honey ok to use?
It is better than most sweeteners, but I still recommend in moderation. Best wishes.
Did you add chocolate too ?
Let's not get carried away. 😉
B12 is very important for any type of dizziness. Make sure you’re taking B12 people 😊
Yes. Thanks for sharing!
Only issue I strongly disagree with you on are coffee and tea. There are so many positives of green tea and black coffee taken in moderation I won't eliminate.
I 💯% agree with you, however the point I was trying to make is to analyze your overall caffeine intake per day and try to reduce it...was just giving some examples of where one might do that. But yes, I enjoy my coffee as well. :)
Just use the decaffeinated versions of both….. I do with no issues.
pretty much everything lol
:) It's about identifying what you may be over consuming and beginning to reduce it. You got this!
21 years??😟😟
Guy has been treating patients since he was 5 years old...😒
LOL, I take that as a great compliment! :)
The usual suspects ;) Just go on a keto diet and see if that helps
Yes, often a simple reduction in one of the five can make a dramatic impact. Best wishes.