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Paul Ingraham (PainScience.com)

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Highlights, updates, and skeptical snark from PainScience.com publisher Paul Ingraham. The salamander symbolizes healing & legit biological marvels.

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What’s the best image to represent evolution? Other than the obvious one, I mean? 😜 I did NOT want to use the "March of Progress"… paulingraham.com/whats-the-best…

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If you want deep explanations for pain, you have to stare deeply into the abyss of deep time and biology. You need an EVOLUTIONARY perspective… PainScience.com/blog/3-ultimat…

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“These findings challenge current theoretical models underlying cognitive-based pain management.” Undoubtedly more to come about this paper, but I’ll start with a basic share.

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2024 was my first year with an e-bike, and a great success, one of the most satisfying, useful things I’ve ever bought. E-biking is not a cure for whatever the 🤬 ails me, but it’s the next best thing: a powerful tool for COPING with the pain and malaise. tryeverything.substack.com/p/100-hours-on…

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People FEEL tight, and so they enjoy and seek out “objective” confirmation of it from massage therapists—who are perhaps a little too happy to offer it. Tightness-validating teamwork. NEW POST, very short, 1-min: PainScience.com/blog/patients-…

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Here are some simple points that were completely missed and misunderstood by many about our study: 1. People claimed that the therapists were not implementing what they learned. However, you cannot engage in COGNITIVE based interventions and not learn and implement! COGNITIVE

Here are some simple points that were completely missed and misunderstood by many about our study:

1. People claimed that the therapists were not implementing what they learned. However, you cannot engage in COGNITIVE based interventions and not learn and implement! COGNITIVE
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Vaegter et al. gave 5 citations to support the premise that “physical activity SHOULD be the primary intervention for individuals living with #chronicpain.” I checked them. If you want to feel good about science? Never check the citations. 🙁 painscience.com/blog/citation-…

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Pain as an…EMOTION? A homeostatic emotion. I wasn’t interested in the paper at first. Some crankery there, maybe. But this 2003 paper turned out to be really cool! 😎 A substantive hypothesis about how pain works. NEW MEMBER POST! Free intro: PainScience.com/blog/pain-as-a…