I am the only one who knows now, was BP initially planning to debut with five people? !
Only recently did I accidentally discover that blackpink’s original plan was to be a five-member group!
In addition to the current four people, Zhao Meiyan was also a reserve at that time, and almost all the words were tied together.
But in the end, only four people debuted, and Zhao Miyeon changed companies and teams to debut in g-idle. Although
are both girl groups, the gap in resources, popularity, and status is still quite large nowadays.
It is said that as her debut is approaching, it was revealed that Zhao Miyeon traveled to Japan with her boyfriend, and there are pictures and the truth. After
came back, yg quickly ordered to cancel Zhao Meiyan's qualification to join the group and fired her.
Later, YG also updated the six major bans on trainees. Not only are male and female trainees in the company not allowed to meet, they are not even allowed to have eye contact...
Although Zhao Meiyan did not debut in YG, she is also a trainee trained by the four majors. It's actually pretty good in every aspect.
As a result, there has been no splash in g-idle for many years. He seems to be a hot search insulator. He was once snatched away from the title of facade by Ye Shuhua.
It’s okay if you can’t earn any advantages or entries on your face. In the past two years, even your strength has been questioned.
Some netizens even diagnosed Zhao Meiyan directly. They felt that she had a clear vestibular disorder when dancing, and it was not just the so-called uncoordinated limbs.
In addition to dancing, the most critical evidence is that in this simple high-five, Zhao Meiyan's and other people's hands are far away from each other, and their eyes, brains, arms and legs are all doing different things.
Sheep looked around and found that it was really who saw and who confirmed the diagnosis.
Motion sickness, poor sense of direction, and being unable to find the road as soon as you go out are some of the more typical symptoms.
The more typical thing is to fall on the flat ground. Looking at the big pit and obstacle in front of you, you will still fall into it, and your body will always be bruised and bruised.
will also bump and drop things inexplicably, even in a familiar environment.
Let’s just say that the more I looked at it, the more interesting it became. The more I looked at it, the more similar it became. Just like that, one night I was diagnosed with a new disease I had heard about.
Some netizens also feel that if you can make up eight words like this a day, saying something that everyone has is purely creating topics and causing anxiety. As long as you focus on it, everything will be solved.
but, this disease also has a name and its symptoms are clear. Can it be correct?
so, have we fallen into the anxiety trap again or have we really been diagnosed? What is vestibular disorder? Do you have vestibular disorder?
What is vestibular disorder?
First, let’s figure out what the vestibule is.
The vestibule is located on the inside of the inner cochlea and is mainly in charge of the balance system of the human body. It is divided into two parts: vestibular organ and vestibular nerve .
The vestibular organs include three pairs of semicircular canals, the utricle and the saccule. These organs are mainly responsible for converting feelings into behavioral information.
Through these organs, we can feel the movement status of the human body and the spatial position of the head, and adjust the limb coordination function according to the felt situation.
The vestibular nerve is a part of the auditory nerve, which can transmit nerve impulses related to hearing and balance to the brain.
Simply put, the vestibule acts like a powerful receptor.
The external information we see, hear, and even touch in our lives must be processed by it and then transmitted to the brain, allowing the brain to issue instructions.
But if the vestibule cannot transmit information correctly, then the brain will not be able to direct us to make correct judgments and behaviors, and spatial judgment and sense of balance will decrease.
With mild vestibular disorder, you will have a feeling of being sloppy in everything you do, and it is easy to stumble and take the wrong path.
The most common thing is probably motion sickness.
When we are in the car, in order to maintain body balance, the vestibule sends signals to the brain that we are moving, but the things our eyes see in the car are relatively static.
If the two signals conflict, dizziness will occur.
Therefore, the best way to relieve motion sickness is to close your eyes and relax, listen to music to distract and reduce the conflicting information received by the brain.
Even if it is more severe, you may experience "dizziness everywhere". You will experience dizziness when you get up or walk, and may also be accompanied by migraine and vomiting.
The vestibular nerve and the auditory nerve are closely related, so it may also affect hearing, causing symptoms of tinnitus and deafness.
If you have been in this state of sensory failure for a long time, it is actually very easy to suffer from anxiety.
Many people say that vestibular disorders are caused by lack of training in early childhood or by nature.
However, there are many causes. Diseases such as otitis media, vestibular neuritis, and cerebellar infarction may lead to vestibular disorders, and external stimuli can also cause coordination disorders.
Even as we age, vestibular function will decline...
Therefore, when you experience symptoms of vestibular disorders such as dizziness, unsteady walking, blurred vision, etc., you still need to seek medical treatment in time to determine the cause and prescribe the right medicine.
Two steps to quickly diagnose
Are you really suffering from vestibular disorder?
Are many people already on board?
Is there any cure for acquired vestibular disorders?
Vestibular disorder is not irreversible. In addition to following medical advice for drug treatment, there are also many rehabilitation exercises that can be done anytime and anywhere.
Gaze training
Select a point on the horizontal wall one meter away from your arm, and then focus on this point.
While staring at this mark, turn your head left and right at a certain speed for thirty seconds. Don't be soft on yourself when doing it. The speed should be so fast that you will feel dizzy , otherwise it will be ineffective training.
Then switch to up and down rotation, keeping your eyes on the marked point for thirty seconds.
Do it in four directions for one minute in total. Just do it for six minutes in the morning, noon and evening.
Standing in place training
Because there is a risk of falling during this training, we must first prepare a larger sponge pad.
Then step on the slippers in place with your eyes open for thirty seconds, then close your eyes and repeat for thirty seconds.
After practicing for many times, if you find that you will not shift significantly when stepping with your eyes closed, or will not tip over, it means that you are slowly recovering.
Straight line walking training
Trying to walk in a straight line is also an effective way to exercise the vestibule.
When training, you need to hold your chest high and your head up, and walk forward step by step from heel to toe. Be careful to keep looking forward and not lower your head.
If the shaking is too severe, you can open your arms or slightly support the wall to assist balance.
In addition, there are many complete rehabilitation training exercises on the Internet. If necessary, you can follow them according to your own situation.
The most important thing is not to fish for three days and dry the net for two days. Otherwise, you may just feel that you are good again, and you will faint again when you wake up the next day.
Generally speaking, vestibular disorders, even if they are not severe enough to be unable to stand up, can be quite annoying when you get lost and feel dizzy every three days.
Fortunately, it can be adjusted through drug treatment, rehabilitation training, etc., so you don’t have to worry too much.
Having said that, in fact, many times some problems are not really diseases, do not affect your health and are not fatal, but if they are not solved, it will make people uncomfortable.
For example, "habitual procrastination" has a real impact on our lives...
Even some people's anxiety comes from the emotional internal consumption caused by procrastination...
"I find that I always procrastinate habitually and always have a lot of ideas. But I haven’t taken any action yet. I’m in a state of anxiety and failure, and I still can’t start doing what I want to do.”
It’s not difficult to find that we don’t lack imagination and planning for the future, but that we lack enough. , sustainable mobility.
