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Understanding the Vestibular System's Link to the Brain
35:49 - 43:24 (07:35)
The vestibular system plays a key role in sensing movement and balance, and is connected to a specific part of the brain called the thalamus that links it to various cortical regions responsible for different functions.
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Scientists are discovering new pathways in the brain, like the non-image forming pathway, which is crucial in integrating sensory inputs and making plans around them, and can have effects on mood and other aspects of life.
35:49 - 39:03 (03:14)
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Scientists are discovering new pathways in the brain, like the non-image forming pathway, which is crucial in integrating sensory inputs and making plans around them, and can have effects on mood and other aspects of life. These pathways involve different areas of the brain, including the thalamus and cortex.
ChapterUnderstanding the Vestibular System's Link to the Brain
EpisodeDr. David Berson: Understanding Your Brain's Logic & Function
PodcastHuberman Lab
The vestibular system is responsible for detecting movement in the world around us and can cause nausea when it is out of balance.
39:03 - 43:24 (04:21)
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The vestibular system is responsible for detecting movement in the world around us and can cause nausea when it is out of balance. By understanding how it works, individuals can better manage their symptoms and adjust to changes in their environment.