Osteoarthritis (OA) – what is the latest research. Why do you hurt? Do you know why you hurt in OA? The real answers may surprise you. I recently attended an online course on the latest research on pain science and one was on osteoarthritis, delivered by researcher Tasha Stanton. It was previously believed that OA […]
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Research has shown that there are no pain receptors in the body only receptors/nociceptors that detect unpleasant stimuli. The unpleasant impulses get sent to the brain areas for processing and it is the brain that determines if you will feel pain or if you do not. The amount of pain we feel is always real
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Why are my injuries/pain always on the right side of the body? Why are my issues always on the same side of my body? These are questions I have asked myself and have heard from patients over the years. As a wholistic fascia physiotherapist I now have better answers to these questions. Everything is connected.
Why are my injuries on the same side of my body? Could it be my fascia? Read More »