The Cause of Most Pain is The Lack of Muscular Strength

My guest says the cause of most pain is lack of strength to perform daily activities.Beyond the understanding of the mechanism of the body which states that the symptoms provided are an attempt by the body to help identify which tissue is emitting the symptoms so the distress of that tissue can be resolved, there must be an understanding of why most people suffer from pain in the first place. This understanding relates to pain that is unrelated to systemic disease such as cancer, kidney stones and alike. This theory relates to symptoms at the neck, back and extremities. This is a theory that he has created to provide an understanding of the mechanism behind why people have pain. Without this understanding then pain is arbitrary and without reason. There is no way to prevent and only a limited ability to address it when it appears. The reason that most people have pain is because we are all trying to perform functional activities during our daily lives. This requires strength in all the appropriate muscles. If the strength is not in all the appropriate muscles, then a breakdown will occur, and a muscle will strain and emit pain. The key is that regardless of the symptoms being experienced the cause is still the same, a lack of strength of all the muscles required to perform daily tasks. www.mitchellyass.comhttp://www.yourlotandparcel.orgSupport the show