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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2025 · 26 MIN

#48: Pain Explained - Why the Story You’re Told Shapes the Way You Feel

from Build Beyond Podcast · host christopher.netley

In this episode of the Build Beyond podcast, Chris delves into the complexities of pain, exploring how perception, neuroscience, and patient empowerment play crucial roles in understanding and managing pain. He discusses the limitations of traditional imaging in diagnosing pain and challenges common misconceptions in chiropractic practices. The episode emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach to pain management, encouraging listeners to take control of their health and well-being.Chapters00:00 Understanding Pain: An Introduction05:33 The Neuroscience of Pain18:28 Imaging and Pain Perception22:07 Empowering Patients: Taking Control of Pain26:14 The Complexity of PainReferences:Professor Lorimer Moseley discusses his experience with pain for Feeling Human at MOD (YouTube)Don Salidino Video (Instagram)The Ready State Video (Instagram)PMID: 25430861PMID: 21157756Where to find Chris Netley:BuildBeyondHealth.comInstagram: @BuildBeyondHealthYouTube: @chrisnetleyDCX (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC

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