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SimonJyc
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Why do humans (and other mammals) get nauseated from dizziness or vertigo?
I can see the evolutionary advantage of nausea from food poisoning, but I can't see the direct "link" between vertigo and vomit.
I found something on verywell.com:
https://www.verywell.com/causes-of-nausea-and-vomiting-1298245
There it says that "It's an unintended result of the body thinking any problem with the brain has to be because of something you ate."
Is it just a by-product, or might it have some selectionary advantage?
Thanks
I can see the evolutionary advantage of nausea from food poisoning, but I can't see the direct "link" between vertigo and vomit.
I found something on verywell.com:
https://www.verywell.com/causes-of-nausea-and-vomiting-1298245
There it says that "It's an unintended result of the body thinking any problem with the brain has to be because of something you ate."
Is it just a by-product, or might it have some selectionary advantage?
Thanks