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Vestibular Disorders: Tai Chi Improves Balance
Monday, June 7th 2010
Tai Chi is now shown promise in addressing the symptoms associated with vestibular disorder. According to a recently released study, this gentle, slow-moving art not only helps tone muscles and keep joints supple, it also helps in maintaining your balance longer.
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Vestibular Dysfunction Common Cause of Falls in Aging Adults
Monday, November 23rd 2009
One of the causes of dizziness that can sometimes lead to a fall is vestibular disorder. A series of fluid-filled canals in the inner ear, the vestibular system, when healthy,...
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UA Professor's Spinning, Swinging Roto-Tilt Chair Helps in Study of Balance, Inner Ear
Monday, October 26th 2009
Dr. Craig Formby stands before his roto-tilt chair, which will aid in the study of...
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Survey Suggests Higher Risk of Falls Due to Dizziness in Middle-Aged and Older Americans
Monday, July 13th 2009
Millions unaware of danger from vestibular dysfunction; diabetes a risk factor, along with age
May 20, 2009- A full third of American adults, 69 million men and women over age...
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Maintaining Balance and Listening at Same Time May Become More Difficult for Older Adults
Thursday, March 26th 2009
Listening to a conversation or audio book while walking or exercising sounds simple enough for most people, but it may become more difficult for people in their upper 70s and...
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The Vestibular System Allows for a Well Balanced Life
Tuesday, February 3rd 2009
The vestibular system, a series of fluid-filled canals in the inner ear, is essential for maintaining our balance, posture, and the body's orientation in space. Disorders of this...
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