Are you unsteady when you walk? It's probably not your legs, but something else.
You're walking down the hallway—and you feel a sudden pull. You turn your head—and the floor shifts. Are you holding onto furniture where you used to walk calmly?
It's not your legs. Most people's legs are perfectly fine. The problem lies in the brain and inner ear—and that's where you need to look for a solution.
The video features four exercises that work the coordination system, not the muscles. And one point on the neck that opens blood flow to the cerebellum.
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This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. If you experience sudden unsteadiness with vomiting, facial numbness, slurred speech, or double vision, call an ambulance immediately. These are signs of a cerebellar stroke.