Pain vs Function

from Move To Improve · host Dr. Matthew Jirjis, Dr. Greg Uchacz, Dr. Alex Fitzowich

Send us Fan Mail A paradigm shift is taking place in the field of conservative health care. The wear and tear model of injury is out-dated and function reigns over pain. What does that mean? Well it means a completely ruptured muscle hurts less than a partial tear. A 94 year old marathoner can give Dr. Uchacz a run for his money. And when executed probably, exercise does not wear out joints. It regenerates them.

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