If you get dizzy when rolling in bed, bending down, or looking up, these can help your system calm down over time.
How to do it (step-by-step): 🪜
- Sit tall on the edge of your bed (feet on the floor).
- Turn your head 45° to one side (like you’re looking over your shoulder).
- Keeping your head turned, quickly lie down onto the opposite side (so your nose points slightly up).
- Hold 30 seconds or until the spinning stops (whichever is longer).
- Return to sitting and wait 30 seconds.
- Repeat to the other side.
Dose (simple plan): 📝
- Do 5 reps per side (10 total) = 1 set
- Aim for 2–3 sets/day for 1–2 weeks, or until symptoms are clearly improving.
Tips that make it work better: 🥱
- Expect mild–moderate dizziness — that’s the point (we’re teaching the brain “this is safe”).
- If symptoms spike hard, shorten the hold time and build back up.
- Stop and reach out if you have new neurological symptoms (double vision, slurred speech, numbness/weakness), severe headache, or fainting.