Thank you so much. 🙏

Thank you , Thank You!! The concept make so much sense. It explains a lot of how and why pain works the way it does.

Thank you so much for posting this 🙏

Thank you so much for posting this

Interesting presentation, it's all very true. I understand this well after a serious MVA landed me in a wheelchair then I was given contraindicated medications which landed me in ICU for 10 days and long lasting serotonin toxicity syndrome. Harnessing the power of your brain, getting a good team around you to help you understand these pain cycles is the way out of most of your pain. Movement is king. Thanks for getting this out there, really fascinating stuff.

@yvonnemcqueen6100

Ай бұрын

Yes

@yvonnemcqueen6100

Ай бұрын

Thank you very much for the help you have provided for me I really appreciate your kind effort and help you have done to me❤❤😢please take care of yourself and your and your family 😢😢❤

@yvonnemcqueen6100

Ай бұрын

Thank you very much for your efforts 👌 ❤

Great video, entertaining, engaging with life changing information. Cannot recommend this highly enough.

How come this doesn't have MORE views! Subscribed

I'm actually mind blown !

@Lucas-if8wt

4 жыл бұрын

Dude you're a machine, how are you in pain?

Wish we had access to this knowledge in New Zealand. My GP did a referral to the pain management service who declined me. I also asked for a referral to a neurologist but GP said they won't be any help for my chronic pain. . New Zealand medical systems are not interested in advancing their knowledge they only want to provide pills for people and they don't support patients who want alternative treatments and this is how our medical systems continue to operate today in 2023.

@purple_diamond9456

4 ай бұрын

Please check mind body therapy ( TMS, pain reprocessing therapy) It is the most successful way to recover from chronic pain! It really does work! Good luck 💪

amazing lecture by Prof Mosely

That was awesome, this needs to get out there!

Does anyone have the citation for the data presented around the 18-minute mark? Would love to read that study.

It's a different way of looking at

Yah, they call me Hypochondriac 😢😢but my brain gives me the information that I m in pain.

Very interesting. Thank you.

Thank you this is the way I have been trying to handle my pain and didn't know where to go to get help or how to ask for the way for the help thank you.

6:17 Am I the only one that can see that the lower square gets darker as it’s moved across to the side of the board? They don’t look like the same colour until the lower square is made darker🤷‍♀️

When movement is discussed, what about pain that isn't in the body or muscles? What about severe pain inside the head and behind eyes, or migraine pain?

@susancallaway5797

4 жыл бұрын

It works the same way. Also good for IBS, TMJ, Dermatological conditions. Great talk but I was disappointed that he didn’t suggest more specific ways of healing. Journaling, expressing feelings, etc. Have proven to be very effective in CURING chronic pain. Please see PPDASSOCIATION or TMSWIKI.org for more information on learning how to cure your chronic symptoms, whether pain or others such as rashes, gastrointentional ailments that can’t be identified. This worked for me as I had multiple symptoms and was able to cure myself using this method. See Dr. John Sarno, Dr. Howard Schubiner, Dr. David Clarke. Google “Thank you, Dr. Sarno” and see testimonials from people who have been cured for their chronic symptoms. My story is in March of 2012. Look it up. I was so amazed at my recovery that I spent 10 years going to school to learn how to help others with this. So I am both a patient and a practitioner. I’ve been there and I have helped many others to achieve a life of freedom from pain. Good luck to all those still suffering. Please check out these websites. Doesn’t cost you anything except maybe a pain free life.

@jmc8076

9 ай бұрын

I’ve seen a specialist who only treated migraines, cluster headaches etc. It’s a complex issue like any other with the body. Our mind/brain is part of our body as one thru the CNS (google it) and microbiome. Severe headaches can be related to immune rxns, hormones, stress and or emotional trauma. Prob others science hasn’t discovered yet.

And after injuries...and specialists throwing everything at Pain they then laser the Nerves..to Kill the pain.

So what kind of doctor can help? What is the better way?

@Leadbellie

5 жыл бұрын

that's a great question. I am going to try and help myself because I doubt there is anyone in my city that is so advanced. I am hopeful.

@prokaleo1233

5 жыл бұрын

A lot of us physios are leading this movement here in the US. Just call around to your locate PT clinics and ask and see what comes of it! We will have a lot more practical videos on this topic coming out soon if that peaks your interest as well. It’s a hard journey but a worthwhile one! Your body is way more powerful then it’s given credit for!

@ababy6074

4 жыл бұрын

@@prokaleo1233 Have you heard of Tension Myoneural Syndrome? Or Mind-Body Syndrome?

@susancallaway5797

4 жыл бұрын

Check out the TMSwiki.org for doctors and therapists who treat this and a lot of information on how to cure. There is also a forum where you can talk to others. Also, PPDASSOCIATION for a listing of practitioners. Read “Healing Back Pain; The Mind Body Connection”, “The Mind Body Prescription,” “Unlearn your Pain.” These are all books with great information about the true cause of most pain syndromes and also how to heal and be pain free. I’ve been there and know that it works.

What was point 5 on the powerpoint? It appears to be around the buffer zone diagram, but the slide never appears in the video.

Great ideas to relearn

So when you have a car accident all you need is tea tree oil some crystals and happy thoughts and it will be ok what this really does is save money on MRI scans and visit to your local gp 😮😮😮

So all those Rugby players when they age and can hardly walk due to Pain from old injuries and the wear and tear on the bodies...Don't you think with all the knowledge and money that they would be in better pain free health then. This is ALL about the likes of ACC who use these models etc to get folk off their books...

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How do I find support to start the journey? I’m in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@ccburro1

2 жыл бұрын

See if you can find a pain psychologist or a mind/body physical therapist who understands this new pain paradigm.

I’d love to know what Lorimer thinks of Dr Goebel’s research 🧐

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Maybe the staff overreacted and gave him the medication before fully assessing the situation. I disdain his diminishing of medical staff “shutting him up” instead of "relieving his pain". Because he had a boo-boo and is psychologicaly easily manipulated is not scientific and is an individual experience. There isn’t enough research on the full effects of this rhetoric but in 2024 we have largely been unable to receive pain meds. Legitimate medical patients with the most painful diseases have committed suicide or gone to the street. As if opioid pain care is wrong, as if to also demean centuries before us.

ty Lorimer ... ur not only intelligent and helpful but hot! xxx

Comment so this sees more eyes

Does anyone actually believe the nail/ boot scenario?? Really, I don’t think so! I love this guy but he is wrong on so many levels, fact

@StarHarvestOfficial

Жыл бұрын

It's a real case from 1995 published in the British Medical Journal. Doesn't really matter if you believe it.

@Morningstar437

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it is real and so are all of Dr. Sarno's teachings.

@gerryandrews5935

Ай бұрын

What are your reasons for your assertion?

What a load of Bollocks, honestly. Re-think pain!?

@GayleDE

4 жыл бұрын

James, it's called science. What is your advise? Painkillers?

@teresawright8615

4 жыл бұрын

They are NOT saying the pain doesnt exsist. But, that our Brain trys to protect areas that have been injured or percieved to be.

@lindensheffield6434

4 жыл бұрын

Please don't judge. Treatment for sciatica which I'd had for 8 years, trying every treatment there was, left me after 8 weeks of dealing with it this way.

@bernynavidad889

4 жыл бұрын

@@lindensheffield6434 Hi! Could you explain me how did you get better? I have excruciating back pain and sciatica, i am following dr john sarno and tmswiki protocol, but havent got any better! I am very happy you are pain Free! Best,

@lindensheffield6434

4 жыл бұрын

@@bernynavidad889 I read Sarno, Schechter and Mike Ozanich's books several times, watched KZreads by Howard Schubiner and wrote a timeline - still in progress - of my traumatic events as I remember them. It worked when nothing else did.