Excellent, thank you! Super useful review for me as I tackle some revisions to my own content on this topic. Barzhou et al. was blowing my mind a little, very interesting result… and then I discovered it was already in my bibliography, and had blown my mind before. 😜
One question: what means "Some herniations are presumably not that chemically-active"? Elaborate a little on that?
i've large disc extrution, neurosurgeon said since 6month ago but no symptom. then i have cauda equina in that level, with a month bladder bowel sexual dysfunction, and several weakness on leg. i've done surgery, hopefully its recovery well back to functional
Brilliant work as ever Tom, thanks very much for taking the time to write this.
Excellent, thank you! Super useful review for me as I tackle some revisions to my own content on this topic. Barzhou et al. was blowing my mind a little, very interesting result… and then I discovered it was already in my bibliography, and had blown my mind before. 😜
One question: what means "Some herniations are presumably not that chemically-active"? Elaborate a little on that?
Very comprehensive! From a personal, anecdotal level I would say add in Dr David Hanscom (he cured me!)- here's his site
https://backincontrol.com/
and people he's cured
https://backincontrol.com/blog/stories-of-hope-posts/
and here's Mark Owens, a well known author, talking about how it worked for him
https://youtu.be/jP1QtLa9cjQ?t=1
here is a talk Dr Hanscom gave at google
https://youtu.be/B5cwZ2iu8jU?t=125
and 2 articles in slate by Isobel Whitcomb
https://slate.com/technology/2021/02/chronic-pain-neuroscience-education-running-joy.html?
https://slate.com/technology/2022/06/chronic-pain-identity-spoonies-support-recovery.html
i've large disc extrution, neurosurgeon said since 6month ago but no symptom. then i have cauda equina in that level, with a month bladder bowel sexual dysfunction, and several weakness on leg. i've done surgery, hopefully its recovery well back to functional