Videos
CBS This Morning With Paula Zahn
Paula Zahn interviews Dr. Arenberg in 1990 on CBS
This Morning about Vincent Van Gogh's attacks of
vertigo and not epilepsy. Dr. Arenberg diagnosed
Vincent's Meniere's disease.
Irv Arenberg
Forensics Research Videos
Forensics Studies to Support that Vincent Did Not Commit Suicide
Vincent van Gogh died on July 29, 1890 from a gunshot wound to his belly he sustained approximately 30 hours earlier on July 27. In 2011, art historians, Stephen Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, questioned the improbability that van Gogh committed....
Irv Arenberg
MURDER....
NOT SUICIDE !!!
What did Vincent Feel When Experiencing an Attack of Violent Vertigo
What was an attack of
Meniere’s violent vertigo like for Vincent?
This video interview highlights one patients
almost daily experiences suffering from violent
vertigo attacks and hallucinations of rotary
motion with nausea and vomiting caused by
his Meniere's disease.
Irv Arenberg
Classic Meniere's Disease Patient History #1
Check out our YouTube
playlist for several other
patient stories
An explanation of the symptoms of Meniere's
disease that applied to Vincent van Gogh.
Irv Arenberg
Classic Meniere's Disease Patient History #2
Check out our YouTube
playlist for several other
patient stories
An explanation of the symptoms of Meniere's
disease that applied to Vincent van Gogh.