How the Brain Controls Antisaccades and Focus
How the Brain Controls Antisaccades: The Role of the Prefrontal Cortex, Basal Ganglia, and Cerebellum
If you have been living with diz...
Antisaccade vs Saccade: Brain and Eye Control
Antisaccade vs. Saccade: What’s the Difference in Brain and Eye Control?
If you have been searching for a clear explanation of antisac...
What Is an Antisaccade? Brain and Eye Control
What Is an Antisaccade? How Eye Movements Reveal Brain Function
If you have been dealing with symptoms like dizziness, brain fog, trou...
POTS vs Panic Attacks: Similar Feelings, Different Causes
When someone sits in front of me and says, “Sometimes I feel like I am having a panic attack, but I am not even scared,” I pay very clo...
How Is POTS Diagnosed? A Step-by-Step Guide
How Is POTS Diagnosed?
I, Dr. Alireza Chizari, DC, DACNB, often meet people who can sit through a meeting reasonably well, then stand ...
POTS and Sleep: Why You Wake Up Unrefreshed
When someone with POTS tells me, “I slept eight or nine hours, but I woke up feeling like I never slept at all,” I take that very serio...
Exercise for POTS: Recumbent Bike and Progression
Exercise for POTS: Why Recumbent First Works
I, Dr. Alireza Chizari, DC, DACNB, want to answer the question that frustrates many patie...
Why Am I Dizzy All the Time? 10 Causes When Tests Are Normal
Why am I dizzy all the time, and why do the tests come back normal? The ten neurological causes worth checking, how to tell them apart, and what actually helps.
POTS or Just Dehydration? How to Tell What’s Really Causing Your Dizziness
POTS and dehydration both make you dizzy on standing. One settles with fluid; the other persists. How to tell them apart, and what the standing test measures.
Brain Fog After Stress, Burnout, or Overwork: How to Clear Your Thinking Again
Burnout brain fog differs from the fog of a hard week. How to tell which one you have, why a vacation may not fix it, and what actually helps you clear it.