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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2026 · 33 MIN

#74 - Your Pain Having a "Name" Doesn't Make You Better

from Build Beyond Podcast · host christopher.netley

In this episode of the Build Beyond Podcast, Chris reacts to a provocative quote: “Your pain having a name doesn’t make you better.”He explores why chasing a diagnosis can sometimes create “paralysis by analysis”—especially with common issues like back and shoulder pain. While imaging and labels have their place, they don’t automatically create a clear path to recovery.Chris explains why two people with the same MRI findings often need completely different treatment plans, how lifestyle factors like sleep, stress, strength, and nutrition influence pain, and why recovery requires action—not just answers.If you’ve been stuck searching for the “root cause,” this episode challenges you to shift from labeling pain to building resilience and long-term health.Chapters00:00 The Quest for Diagnosis10:36 The Importance of Individualized Treatment19:41 The Multifactorial Nature of Pain25:43 Reframing Pain as an Opportunity for ChangeWhere to find Chris Netley:BuildBeyondHealth.comInstagram: @BuildBeyondHealthYouTube: @chrisnetleyDCX (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC

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