Nutrition and Vertigo: Foods, Hydration, and Practical Dietary Strategies for Symptom Support
Published
Introduction
Feeling unsteady can disrupt a patient’s entire day, and providers often hear how unsettling these episodes can be.
Vertigo and other forms of dizziness are widespread, affecting an estimated 15–20% of adults each year. Epidemiologic data suggest that approximately 5% of adults experience vertigo over a one-year period and, for many, symptoms significantly disrupt daily life—impacting work performance, mobility, and overall quality of functioning. (Stanton 2020)
Sign up for Academy to continue
Gain access to evolving research into evidence-based education that supports streamlined whole person care.
Authors & medical reviewer
Jessica Christie, ND, FABNE, CNS
Senior Content Manager, FullscriptDr. Jessica Christie, ND, FABNE, CNS, is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor, Fellow of the American Board of Naturopathic Endocrinology, and a Certified Nutrition Specialist.