stereokeemia
Stereokeemia is a fictional medical concept used in science fiction and speculative narratives to describe a condition in which prolonged exposure to stereoscopic imagery or immersive virtual reality triggers a dynamic change in blood chemistry and brain metabolism, producing a cluster of symptoms. It is not recognized in current medical literature or clinical practice.
The term blends stereo meaning three-dimensional perception with the suffix -emia, following conventions of medical terminology
Symptoms commonly attributed to stereokeemia include dizziness, nausea, headaches, fatigue, and sensitivity to light or motion.
Stereokeemia is used to explore the potential physiological consequences of immersive media and the ethical issues