The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
what we get them in the right Physical Therapy the right vestibular therapy the right approach we get family members on board and tell them how to approach things and get them more active and challenge them more and make sure the parents aren't protecting them as much as as they you know overprotecting them and explaining how you treat this problem and oh my God they do really well
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so we gave them some balance exercise to work on we're getting some vestibular exercises to work on tell them to go to grocery stores don't carry don't hold on to the buggy you know walking up and down the aisles challenging themselves going out to busy restaurants going back to church
it's amazing it's very very rewarding to treat a patient like that and we'll get that person better and they'll be they'll look great here another few weeks hopefully and again they this this person will be doing