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EPISODE · Jun 7, 2014 · 55 MIN

The Tipping Point of Pain 2

from Physical Sciences Institute Podcast · host Physical Sciences Institute

Pain is normal—it is sensible to have a system which protects and preserves of course something can hurt; life can hurt. There are many different kinds of pain. Pain can be traumatic or pain may develop with much less obvious damage. Pain may emerge over time--- like the pain you feel after sitting in front of a computer all day. It could be in your neck or in your back. Pain is useful here, and hopefully will encourage you to get up and move about more often. But pain if often unpredictable, which can make you frightened of it. Sometimes you can lift the same object 1000 times without a problem. Then,--all of the sudden, one lift causes extreme pain. How can this be? Why do I hurt? What can I do for my pain? Join Dr. Ivan Huergo and Dr. David Butler as they discuss strategies for you to resolve pain, improve sport performance, and help you move through life with strength and confidence.

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