Dr Hauser’s advice has been life changing for me. My relentless nausea is gone, my chronic fatigue is mostly resolved, I’ve lost 80lbs, and more. Thank you so much ❤️
One part I don't get that maybe someone can clarify. At 16:55 Dr Hauser says that 70% of asymptomatic hips have a labral tear on the MRI. Similar findings with degenerative disc disease. People who have disc issues or even herniation of a disc on MRI often have no symptoms whatsoever. He says this "if they're asymptomatic, that low back pain or hip pain has to be coming from something else besides the labrum or the disc. Most of the nerve endings that supply the joint are in the ligaments...when there's ligament laxity, hypermobility, ligament injury, weakened ligaments then those nerve endings stretch and that's waht causes the pain". It sounds like he's describing a scenario with pain but no MRI findings, not MRI findings with no pain, which is what he was initially talking about. Maybe he was just trying to say that in general one thing doesn't necessarily have to be linked to the other? You can have serious mechanical damage with no pain or you can have severe pain with no severe mechanical damage but rather chronically stretched and inflamed ligaments and nerves along with severe muscle tension etc...stuff that doesn't show up on a standard MRI.
![ค้างคืนโรงเก็บกระสวยอวกาศร้างกลางทะเลทราย [Around The World Ep. 3]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/E5bWZQhABJE/mqdefault.jpg)
Excellent as usual with Dr. Hauser and EDS Education Series- I always learn so very much which has helped immeasurably!
Dr Hauser’s advice has been life changing for me. My relentless nausea is gone, my chronic fatigue is mostly resolved, I’ve lost 80lbs, and more. Thank you so much ❤️
👏👏U r amazing Dr thanks🙏
Dr Hauser was the only doctor who finally diagnosed me after I had been butchered by surgeons many times.
Excellent information! Thank you so much! I’d love to come to Caring Medical for CCI prolotherapy 🙏🏻❤
Thank you so much for recording this! I was so looking forward to attending live but must have mixed up the dates.
👏👏👏
Where is Dr Ferman. I could not find him anywhere. This video stated he was in Cincinnati.
One part I don't get that maybe someone can clarify. At 16:55 Dr Hauser says that 70% of asymptomatic hips have a labral tear on the MRI. Similar findings with degenerative disc disease. People who have disc issues or even herniation of a disc on MRI often have no symptoms whatsoever. He says this "if they're asymptomatic, that low back pain or hip pain has to be coming from something else besides the labrum or the disc. Most of the nerve endings that supply the joint are in the ligaments...when there's ligament laxity, hypermobility, ligament injury, weakened ligaments then those nerve endings stretch and that's waht causes the pain". It sounds like he's describing a scenario with pain but no MRI findings, not MRI findings with no pain, which is what he was initially talking about. Maybe he was just trying to say that in general one thing doesn't necessarily have to be linked to the other? You can have serious mechanical damage with no pain or you can have severe pain with no severe mechanical damage but rather chronically stretched and inflamed ligaments and nerves along with severe muscle tension etc...stuff that doesn't show up on a standard MRI.