I can verify that this approach gave me my life back. I've to completely recovered from multiple chronic issues, including sciatica (back, leg, & him pain), tennis elbow, chronic fatigue, and more.
This is very interesting. I have had a rough past three years and I hope this will be the breakthrough solution for my chronic pain, headaches and fatigue.
Going on about 4 years of pelvic/low back pain. In hindsight, I know now it began during a period of enormous stress in my life. I had experienced occasional pain of the kind a few years earlier, also connected to stress and neglecting to ask for help. I tried physical therapy, CBT and Fascia treatment. It all helped a little in different ways. Then a few years in, I discovered the mind-body approach and its descriptions of the 'typical' pain sufferer fit me very well. I would say I am 60-75 % better now than at the start, depending on the situation. It is possible I could have been entirely rid of the issues by know but my approach for the last few years has been to not focus on it too much as it has become bearable. I have increasingly frequent moments that are entirely pain-free, but I think I also have some emotional stuff left to process if I want to be free of it completely. That confrontation will come for sure.
I know my neck and back pain is neuroplastic/false/mind generated. Then on top of that, suddenly one day two years ago my elbow started hurting (like tennis elbow). A month later, the other elbow started hurting. A year ago I was introduced to this mind/body topic about a year ago by a friend. I watched one video, and in the middle of the video, my pain was gone. 100% disappeared. Miraculous. 25 years of chronic pain gone in an instant. Problem is, it came back. My concern is I have accepted the mind/body connection, I have watched countless videos, read some books. I' m convinced. And yet the pain is still persistent. Not sure what else to do...
Yes. Check out TH-cam channels for Dan Buglio, The Pain PT, Tanner Murtaugh, among others. The Way Out book by Alan Gordon. Many other resources out there. Many have overcome migraine. Best of luck.
I have adrenal insufficiency. I am in constant pain, but I go to a pain management and they watch me real close. They test my urine and my blood to see if I have street drugs in me and if I do, they cut me off from my pain management, they give me opioids. So when you’re really really in pain, you don’t abuse the pain medicine they give you. because the pain is so real . I literally cannot move unless I have my pain medication. Ask your doctor to send you to pain management. It’s a new thing they are trying past few years.
This is all true. I've taken my life back from chronic physical and emotional pain. cOur bodies are built to heal. 😊❤
I can verify that this approach gave me my life back. I've to completely recovered from multiple chronic issues, including sciatica (back, leg, & him pain), tennis elbow, chronic fatigue, and more.
Wow, what impactful research. Thank you to everyone who is researching this and treating patients.
This is very interesting. I have had a rough past three years and I hope this will be the breakthrough solution for my chronic pain, headaches and fatigue.
Any progress?
@@jasejordan4179my sciatica pain is almost completely gone in one week
excellent , this is something ill send people as an introductory video to tms
Very important work! Well done.
How encouraging that pain doesn’t have to be chronic!
I would love to see that entire Sarno interview with Larry King.
Awesome work.
Going on about 4 years of pelvic/low back pain. In hindsight, I know now it began during a period of enormous stress in my life. I had experienced occasional pain of the kind a few years earlier, also connected to stress and neglecting to ask for help. I tried physical therapy, CBT and Fascia treatment. It all helped a little in different ways. Then a few years in, I discovered the mind-body approach and its descriptions of the 'typical' pain sufferer fit me very well. I would say I am 60-75 % better now than at the start, depending on the situation. It is possible I could have been entirely rid of the issues by know but my approach for the last few years has been to not focus on it too much as it has become bearable. I have increasingly frequent moments that are entirely pain-free, but I think I also have some emotional stuff left to process if I want to be free of it completely. That confrontation will come for sure.
Thanks for sharing. Very impressive research.
Thank you for this video. Very interesting. I look forward to learning more about Dr. Sarno!
Thank you!
This has been such an interesting topic to learn about, as a person who has loved ones with chronic pain. Keep up the good work!
Great documentary! Hopefully this can help people with chronic pain.
Very interesting! Hopefully more people can be given this option for dealing with their chronic pain.
Excellent video!
Vince vaughn is. The man!😮
I am truly impressed by this research and I am really interested to understand if this could be applied to emotional pain.
Check out "Unlearn Your Anxiety and Depression" by Howard Schubiner!
I know my neck and back pain is neuroplastic/false/mind generated. Then on top of that, suddenly one day two years ago my elbow started hurting (like tennis elbow). A month later, the other elbow started hurting. A year ago I was introduced to this mind/body topic about a year ago by a friend. I watched one video, and in the middle of the video, my pain was gone. 100% disappeared. Miraculous. 25 years of chronic pain gone in an instant. Problem is, it came back. My concern is I have accepted the mind/body connection, I have watched countless videos, read some books. I' m convinced. And yet the pain is still persistent. Not sure what else to do...
Have you tried pain reprocessing therapy? Or the curable app?
Can this also cause on going migraines
yes yes yes
Yes. Check out TH-cam channels for Dan Buglio, The Pain PT, Tanner Murtaugh, among others. The Way Out book by Alan Gordon. Many other resources out there. Many have overcome migraine. Best of luck.
I have adrenal insufficiency. I am in constant pain, but I go to a pain management and they watch me real close. They test my urine and my blood to see if I have street drugs in me and if I do, they cut me off from my pain management, they give me opioids. So when you’re really really in pain, you don’t abuse the pain medicine they give you. because the pain is so real . I literally cannot move unless I have my pain medication. Ask your doctor to send you to pain management. It’s a new thing they are trying past few years.