Yeah.

Yeah, I think you're right.

And, you know, in a job that I wasn't happy with at the time and just really kind of, it was a very difficult period, you know? And then going to medical school was another time that kind of threw things off.

And then, you know, really working with that book, I quickly improved in terms of symptoms, in terms of back pain.

And then, you know, looking back, I saw not only that I'd been dealing with back pain, but I had had these kinds of issues my whole life, actually, of various sorts.

I had growing pains as a kid.

I had the abdominal pain of unclear explanation, various symptoms like that that really had been unexplained but really made complete sense to me when I looked back.

And how would you explain that, Dr. Dario? Well, a

Like, what is actually happening?

Sure.

Yeah, so 3PD, I think, is a perfect neuroplastic condition.

I think, in a way, it's very clean in a lot of ways because it is neuroplastic, meaning that this is related to... misprocessing, sensory misprocessing by the brain of information that's involved in balance.

That's how we understand it at this point.

And the pattern is so typical.

People usually have some sort of episode that causes dizziness.

So I'm wondering how you might explain that to patients, how anxiety plays a role or fear plays a role in these symptoms.