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    stage again here
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    uh... is a man that just got his
    bachelor's degree last year from seventh
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    in solely university and is also working
    on is phd_'s gonna talk about
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    high-intensity exercise the lower back
    give them a round of applause and james
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    feel sick it say
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    purple
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    uh... nelson
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    uh...
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    rick
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    here
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    finance and
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    okay guys right uh... i'm hoping that
    this focusing aborted its image as a bit
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    of apprehensive about talking about this
    topic
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    she does is big interests of my
    obviously and in my phd_ and i've been
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    a lot of
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    intensive research on it
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    so to me is very interesting and so i
    think quite
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    quite a lot about how to relate to you
    guys ab
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    i'm radio
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    i kind of full of al have more to talk
    about how happen
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    apartments
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    you how unpretentious the nature of
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    clinic by back pain is i mean like that
    do his
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    had back pain got back i know some of
    that time
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    that's
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    only about eight thirty which or sponsor
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    research biggest quite interesting
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    but they had just risk i give you an
    introduction of how our cargo in
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    circuses allotted boss that i would say
    you know has again to back pains
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    that we've
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    like these that i i just finished my
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    basses uh... degree in applies for
    science and
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    before start that i was very interested
    in complex eisenhower relates that uh...
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    health and fitness despite a shady and
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    definitions and
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    and the fact that excise can have on on
    the body so i i wanted in the floods
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    both sides agree with uh... with my main
    focus being on excise physiology and
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    at that time i was getting introduced a
    kind of concepts of high intensity
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    training and show you guys are aware of
    what today doug mcgrath uh...
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    off the jones
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    and i i was reading the bear works as
    read my menses works at the time
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    uh... hands
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    kunkel incidently wedding bill two seven
    two so it's not my degrade
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    uh... one of my lectures that was
    involved with them
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    some research using that uh... medics
    equipment
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    we specifically had at medics lumbar
    extension machine there
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    and that is quite interesting that i was
    just reading boulevard today's but some
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    time and i kind of a ride to the
    university and was like max max that
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    would i know that name from
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    out aliya opportunism in the back
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    and i got involved in the research in a
    kind of stem from their redevelopment
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    houston high intensity training went
    back with all the research um...
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    as for the convinced by the evidence
    supporting and then move free kind of
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    the same way off the progress from high
    intensity training grover norquist's and
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    i'm leaving for it's a sent testing and
    then rehabilitation fill up back in the
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    other possibility as well
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    looking for the researchers orlow big
    holes
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    in understanding of um...
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    that probably what might be the main
    causative factor back pain
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    and potentially how we can try and tree
    that i'm trying to be either prevent it
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    or rehabilitated
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    for people who do safra so today's talk
    i'm gonna try and zach
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    kind of a personal decision of what will
    be why karva that will
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    what was it you guys and you go part
    time
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    yet
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    exactly
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    genesis says said united is really
    really annoying let's just have this
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    chronic pain
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    s around you at the whole time we're
    currently in a minute popping up up and
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    down
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    it's really annoying and you hirings are
    things in the conference is well if you
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    go about backing that poster don't look
    so tracked it doesn't really convey
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    kind message you want states to
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    maybe women or other other people you
    china at the relationships of
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    three to talk about
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    it was important to care about it
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    living in a discuss maybe maybe what you
    know why is it separate prevalent unit
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    so if you've got a semi people of color
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    the figures are really high
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    if it's a hard as they'll be something
    that's that's causing as something
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    that's having a real impact on and
    something that's meaning that it's going
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    to you know that it's kind of time in
    society
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    cynicism light my guide is uh... and
    based on my reading around the lectures
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    of what remains of like
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    associations of low about paying off
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    and what i think has the most
    influencing factor a wide the majority
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    of people suffer from it
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    but any other kind of cupboard
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    ni what you can actually do about it
    because it is so well in the pain this
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    is causing it
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    all of this might be causing is me the
    main factor
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    now with a day
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    it's good to have some information of
    the how can you talk about how can you
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    do with that how can you do something
    about how can you bring the situation
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    because this is the main reason while
    you guys again
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    getting information and learning how to
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    apply and improve unite your life
    basically
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    i'm gonna spend the time just just kind
    of going over what what i'm doing in and
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    uh... the impact i kind of envisage
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    of my research is going to have until
    june bit about
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    what specific areas on looking at one
    looking at them and how that kind of
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    like is involved with with and about
    henry and then we'll connect they must
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    be tough questions
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    uh... just in case any of you on the web
    alone racial messed it up
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    mats the love that
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    the bond five rumbled up and that's when
    my main area of intro testers
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    so anyone's go questions above that well
    below that
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    i want to step outside my area of
    expertise sat ideally i can give you an
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    opinion barefoot and i'll tell you i
    don't know uh... and style of the above
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    the question benefiting
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    inbetween those five that a bright
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    i've probably got to know is i can give
    you did you get on some
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    site jain sadie questions to something
    relevant
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    i guess the why care about love at
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    will first thing that there is to get
    back on the definition
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    yet what is back pain
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    if we don't have to ask tackle something
    and you know why isn't it important to
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    care about it we need to kind of
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    defined and i know what it means i
    campaigned saying yesterday uh... some
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    words in some definitions
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    lost many of the answer
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    to tackle probably need to be up to
    define it and no what the problem that
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    she is
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    by planes used to describe
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    as a kind of tension or so and insults
    stiffness their lease kind of words that
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    used to describe
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    what is a sense it over arching kind of
    condition
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    in the lower back
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    mike say any of these are the things
    then she sort of stiffness
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    sharp pains anything about it can be
    annoying them and they have an impact on
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    our lives
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    we'll say five
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    categorize our back payments a in
    surveys difference of what's up
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    categories
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    acute pain
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    what we will be considered social time
    paints a lasting erupts ovr twelve weeks
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    accutane would usually be involved with
    united an injury maybe sports injury may
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    be tripped and says well you know
    anything
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    that this should back out
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    so to speak anne's and causing pain
    usually in the majority of cases acute
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    pain kind of resolves itself almost kind
    of naturally
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    even the research suggests that it
    doesn't really matter what you doing the
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    actual pain will tend to go away after
    bouts of at most
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    near upset so salt lamps are supposed to
    meet
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    out that's of light line is a two week
    period
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    the problem is
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    is when the paint doesn't go away
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    profits periods
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    is tenzin said what we've encountered
    rises sub-acute pain
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    and eventually develops into chronicling
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    aykroyd has anything that any pain has
    lasted for a for a long period in twelve
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    weeks
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    and usually in those cases
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    it's way develops in thirty years under
    some people who are involved in my
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    research allied
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    i'd been testing and and
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    uh... rehab with to uh... some of them
    in our time
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    for thirty years billy had spent the
    whole life in pain basically
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    and i think there's no way to lead your
    life unit
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    happy them suffering
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    one of the other kind of problems that
    and i was speaking to and
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    gentleman editor about it
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    is a very differences come on
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    uh... is very difficult to m
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    give back pain in aloft cases
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    a diagnosis i mean that we will go on
    for a second but there are a lot of
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    different things associated with
    backpacking
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    that
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    maybe or may not be causing pain
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    then maybe you'll may not be affecting
    the joints by mechanics and then having
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    something impact on how the structures
    which may
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    illicit a pain response
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    or unit in may or may not be expecting
    um... functions are out how the joined
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    by metaxas function
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    so it all the time is very difficult to
    say right you you have back pain anne's
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    this is causing your back pain or all of
    this is causing the pain that you're
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    experiencing unanimity
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    uh... nerve impingement and maybe uh...
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    baghdad's degenerate correction this
    instance since causation
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    and what you know it could be ligaments
    execute the must it could be actual
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    unanimously saying elan's right
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    uh...
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    then the majority of cases diagnosis
    comes up
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    so people labeled is nonspecific can go
    part time
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    method and ideals
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    most cases is very difficult then say oh
    if we don't know i fear what's causing
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    it happened how harry's personnel to do
    about it
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    and this is where the majority of my
    kind of like researchers involved with
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    his dealing with
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    is poorly causing that
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    non-specific aspirate because it is and
    eighty five percent of
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    people with chronic low back pain
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    how this non-specific kasri given to
    them
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    israel so by fifteen percent uh...
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    you can say you know you know you've got
    this problem you've got the specific
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    policy
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    the specific conditions of our buttons
    that nichols in time
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    so i'm focusing on conflict how can we
    figure out what's causing apple what may
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    be the predominant because of that is
    non specific cases
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    and how can we address
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    so when i talk about uh... old
    previously lbp and
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    in uh... the rest of the un
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    but the slides
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    unfocused specifically about nonspecific
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    chronic low back pain
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    says back pain without specific
    diagnosis that's lasting in a long and
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    twelve weeks in
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    and maybe the car rental unit
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    people's pain perceptions change that
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    said just a quick diagram for you and
    this is just a complex at the same for
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    my research unwilling back to the kind
    of lay-up
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    these guys im leave leaning lian lian
    lian
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    uh...
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    they've actually done a lot of research
    a lot of at reviews on the time i think
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    really act and dysfunction
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    and i put together this kind of uh...
    integrated model to say like
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    well in in non specific cases uh... with
    unusual school function as as a as an
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    outcome measure
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    which is very difficult to say all i can
    try to um...
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    for specific something specifically
    wrong with this
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    structure altadena something is causing
    painewebber's nervous eleven
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    and sony's function like the function of
    the joint joined by mechanics
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    as an outcome measure
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    blood as a taken this kind of kind of
    approach that they've use in the
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    categories are used
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    and adapted it said
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    be applied to lie back
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    so we've got got as cargo at that time
    as a kind of like entity as a kind
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    concept
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    and function as the outcome measure all
    functions as the perhaps rehabilitation
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    go
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    so
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    one looking at is whether or not we can
    improve function
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    we can definitely improved
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    all these other
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    areas uh... associating with
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    may not necessarily because it is but
    certainly associated with caught up at
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    night
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    one thing i a m day
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    is focusing on the physical
    characteristics involvement
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    that's love dot
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    section then psychological and so i can
    say show
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    instances
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    my resistance and the folks in alexander
    come from the excise physiology
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    backgrounds and
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    sold out
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    there is a psychological impact acts
    like a social impact to stress impacts
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    on pain perception which i'll discussed
    briefly
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    and mind as well
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    main focus of my recession might
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    efforts are looking at
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    what the actual physical symptoms are
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    is the school said he said to tell
    whether or not
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    dislike us at the psychological stress
    is causing the plane or whether or not
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    it's
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    causing psychological distress
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    united services hall
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    association doesn't necessarily imply
    causation
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    unthinking his motherland on fixing the
    physical characteristics the more
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    specifically in my research i'm thinking
    of fixing on things like range of motion
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    you know if this generation
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    the act actual atrophy if they uh...
    lumbar extensor musculature
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    as the looking a bit sort of ad
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    uh... skilled specific bomb attacks when
    we come up on the tax uh... if you guys
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    are where pala build us a man's world
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    most of you who are about
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    seems videos threat
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    fuzz it up yet ok ever anyone read my
    mail access
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    yeah ok kitty co but left
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    bill talks a lot of our time
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    by mechanics that has as a an
    overarching sold like uh...
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    subject
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    uh... by metaxas display and so there
    are certain things that we we
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    wet when bill talks about bond cactus
    talking specifically about uh...
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    rolled from what governments works is
    um...
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    joint structure anatomy function in a
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    what i had some people michael
    functional kese ology
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    uh... the bomb attacks also incorporates
    skills specific movements as well so
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    free my plus full size three that we
    one-week were looking at buying tax we
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    look at basically so what the physics of
    how
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    particular movements uh... whether that
    elaborate so much support skills work on
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    up
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    and one of the senate things is looking
    and was cool gate which is basically you
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    unit
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    look for mostly commission's web
    describing an you like to mention
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    and report back pains and have
    discovered variable datetime which
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    doesn't
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    fee the normal time which we see people
    hey that got back pain
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    so that's just tell us that the saying
    an
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    of
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    what i'm looking at and why i think is
    an important to look at
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    and we're going back to the family aside
    more determined to research and doing
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    and why do you get so much important
    things that you know the results on
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    huntington
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    okay
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    what's the as a senator
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    quite low back pain
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    really prevalent
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    really unpretentious than a foot is in
    his word
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    recently i think i might use their
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    the kind of thing with the about me up
    on the time you want to mention dot com
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    if this is unpretentious condition there
    that is everywhere everyone has their
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    normal talks about it
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    you know it is not laptop kind of scary
    you know
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    as necessary killeen blaze interestingly
    in some cases that i've read uh... case
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    there is an examples of people who've
    been slice of the stress
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    by that i know that yet i felt suicidal
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    hands and may be that goes back to the
    whole used business-like is a
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    psychological stress causing pain or is
    the pain caused the psychological sts
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    distress
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    some interesting points
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    but yet because this is kind of
    unpretentious unknown really kind of
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    like
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    thinks as a massive impact
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    on society
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    uh...
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    it doesn't really get
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    a lots of press shall we say on my
    things like cancer heart disease
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    analysts at the city
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    is definitely one of the most prevalent
    medically soul is in fact the world
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    health organization did a big survey at
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    as a love like uh... and in the nineteen
    nineties
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    and zag actually ranked low back pain is
    the second most prevalent
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    disorder
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    uh... in uh... in that survey be
    anything that was interesting and called
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    me
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    and i have it was m unforeseen amiably
    and low back pain right-wing prevalence
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    higher than almost everything out to
    clean your heart please cancel these are
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    things
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    and so i uh... it's a real problem and
    dan
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    here's some of the estimates are that
    sixty to eighty percent of of adult
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    we'll will suffer from back link so you
    need a new guys who have miss everybody
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    paying now
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    will have an expense in pain in the past
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    it may come point you lots where it was
    very likely that you can suffer from
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    back pain is gonna really cause you some
    problems
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    anos a
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    one interesting things is is the cost of
    back pain
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    it may not have a massive impacts in the
    interest of like uh...
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    severe
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    impact
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    that on all of our lives of some
    illnesses and conditions date
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    but intends it costs it costs shit load
    of money
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    every year some of the estimates are it
    costs about ten thousand a
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    won the most recent estimates for the
    uk musicals they call me and direct
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    and indirect costs about ten point six
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    that ten
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    point six thousand million
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    sanders a billion
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    about about ten million pounds a year
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    lessen the direct and indirect costs
    last reunited cost of healthcare
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    posterity and i i i'm one of these
    problems is the treatments that that
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    utilized by people with back pain
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    and assistant director of student if
    people go back on the part of the work
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    than that both of those weapons they
    missed limits now i'm getting money for
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    it
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    working and provide value for that
    company in that companies or say missing
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    out
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    on the web at providing for them
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    so there's all these complex lost
    involve all venice is big spiral that
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    just keeps continuing costing more and
    more money and the way the kind of
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    economy is going on the mine with rates
    inflation
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    buzzing scott b skyrocketing even more
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    big problem
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    if i'm pain is so prevalent like if that
    is going to some reasons why it's
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    prevalent in what's causing what is
    having an impact on it to make its such
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    prevalent conditional society when we
    look
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    epidemiologically sex which is a study
    of sort of like m
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    epidemics of disease oval the political
    political
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    we look at the school respect as we look
    at things are socially within that we
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    can generate hypotheses about word and
    maybe is a is act was in
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    it wasn't such a very uh... what link
    doesn't have to the actual conditions
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    so we look at things cool risk factors
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    and in fact i mean they're kind of
    mainly cell-free
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    trains a full and kind of categories
    what types of respect this
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    all
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    responsible
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    the conditions that that we say
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    so one of these ab prospectuses these
    environmental and work-related expenses
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    ansel played out latest pictures i see
    that i was just following and i don't
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    really realize that soft or click on
    that site
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    but but that they're supposed to have
    backpacks andrea
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    you can't find him
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    something which i remember this morning
    which i a m needs to remove told you
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    about was that rice farmers
    interestingly
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    uh... undergo close the while back has
    been a kind of interest of mind looking
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    answer at back pain in
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    but traditional indigenous of coaches
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    also what alienated
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    bike there and and evolutionary
    reasoning new unit
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    is m
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    between paul and i think in anytime lab
    spective of uh... the human sciences or
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    any kind of like uh... biological
    sciences in exercises
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    so he did just as a kind of like a
    example of people and have decided that
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    working conditions and therefore carbide
    pollsters and that sort of thing that we
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    experience during a work with libya
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    extended seating fighting month five
    office jobs accenture
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    will come by lifting that we experienced
    and doesn't really like a man who worked
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    the last five a
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    bustles sorts of things
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    maybe lengths to
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    high prevalence of backpacking
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    unloaded tonight so with that
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    you know you can ingi back lifting
    something hedley
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    or lifting anything for that matter of
    fact if you lifting and stupid way
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    if you've seen in a way that
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    excessively loads perhaps the passage
    structures robin the muscles taken the
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    like
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    so you know i'm not denying that
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    you can hurt your back doing stupid
    stuff at work or or in whatever
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    environment you're in
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    but interestingly
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    i was looking at it and some research in
    thailand slickers and see whether or not
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    they prevalence of back pain was as high
    in thailand as it is in
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    other cultures in the world
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    and the kind of that prevalence of
    pieces it is it's very difficult
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    skylight link things the government draw
    direct comparisons 'cause methodologies
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    are always different
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    indifference studies which is was a
    problem when you try and uh... in
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    separate them
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    but one interesting thing was an
    analytical the acid oakley who teaches
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    law about pollster and thinks it's very
    important
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    highlighted to me that uh... innovative
    i watched uh...
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    fingerboard chests not uh...
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    gava resident americans were back in a
    fast
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    uh... their posters on the bending
    lifting is these brilliant to keep
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    neutral spine
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    intended the hips an extended hours and
    hours a day spent and that poster bend
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    down
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    picking up or checked checked sounds and
    she says his picture and
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    which outcome regret nothing on it now
    but i am of these what these women with
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    his wonderful pasta
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    spending hours a day and that posture
    and yet
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    seem to have no at that time
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    and she kind of used as a burst of like
    uh...
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    eye-catching tool to cut my heart like
    uh... i like this
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    so full of claims they saw that on the
    ground is a symptom of a resurgence in
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    pictures and an offense interesting
    picture when i was looking to try and
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    prevalence
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    of uh... so much promise and rice
    farmers in in thailand in an abrasion
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    country you can expect too much of the
    same job is spent
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    than the day's bent down
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    but here i sit in that mocha you know
    whatever is the kind of war he feels
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    that way
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    ands and interestingly that that you
    found showed the unit
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    well half of the people in the picture
    you have this
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    perfect posture newt respon
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    bending of the hips
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    and you know i reloading the spine in
    the mouth of the that these conflict and
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    schools of thought would want you to
    bullies
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    and the idea of a half of them had
    relief ship upstate new york hunched
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    bending down and using a standing hours
    a day in that position
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    revolt
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    so much so therefore you know that's
    quite interesting considering that she's
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    also saying that the rates of back pain
    in thailand quite loves wealth
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    along the lines my foot much of the full
    of why i think is the time
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    could only the causative factor although
    maybe
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    the majority of almost irresponsible
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    is that i was on for a second is one of
    the physical characteristics of the
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    lumps popping
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    and was that
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    bless those odds you study done with
    ross thomas he found that
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    rice farmers with lower
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    strength levels in that lumber expenses
    actually had a high rate of back pain
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    and that was the factor that was most
    associated with it now doesn't so imply
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    causation
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    but it's interesting that
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    the actual working conditions didn't
    really have a big impacts
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    weber all they have backpacking
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    so what we can usually says if there is
    no association is quite like me that's
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    probably know causative
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    so it is very difficult complex a lena
    is definitely the majority of people are
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    getting back pain because that spending
    time than i ever lisp and science flash
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    in the states will sign opposition the
    web
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    because they're new situations just on
    consistent
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    they're all over the place in the may be
    affected by methodologies in the
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    populations in the catholic
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    and thus the consistent is very
    difficult to say yet definitely that
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    message russell what's happened so we
    need to
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    comeback as of today the psychological
    family swings back into the hallway m
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    work-related stuff and uh...
    work-related stress is
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    other said mahmud focuses isn't probably
    on uh... and so i thought processes
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    associates is melissa nicholson
    associated with back pain
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    and i want to step out of my bounds
    uh... that
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    and cognitive behavior therapy is is a
    very sort of like prevalent that
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    treatment options and i and the you're
    the research is trying to be pretty
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    successful
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    and in terms of an leading people's pain
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    section but im
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    interestingly
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    and some of the research that i've
    looked at looks at has with the fact
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    that the soldiers in chicago i stress
    the soldiers and and psychological
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    sensitivity
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    and and found that
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    injury cases they're not
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    necessarily associative
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    with the prevalence of le backpacking
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    they affect the degree of love acting
    cell asserted that the intensity of the
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    plane experience
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    so it's not the kind of like four to me
    that suggests well
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    maybe
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    psychological stress and most of the
    things all having you know the director
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    of direct impact on howell
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    much background people all how prevalent
    back pain is certainly one of the story
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    be the main causative factor
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    it's also by holistic approach to the
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    they can have an impact on the penny to
    safety preserves the perception that
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    uh... it's it's considering that it's
    time to see the brain
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    hands and
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    any kind of stress is not necessarily
    have an impact on what the sections you
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    have of that and response
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    was important it's monastery myers
    focused and attendance of think it's
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    unit remains hoping plays an important
    thing to consider perhaps
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    in an
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    addressing people's pain perceptions
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    and lastly won the race as a respect as
    we look at
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    uh... these physical acceptance that
    when we talk about his work at respect
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    as we're talking about times and
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    but demographic characteristics and i
    like height weight
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    below the only things that i'm uh...
    people's physical
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    characteristics
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    and some of these things are we looking
    at like uh... join structures join
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    function
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    uh... how how the joint actually
    physically functions like i say no
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    they're going to function of the joint
    and so you know that could be in the
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    love acted to strengthen lumber expenses
    that you feel that well but that's the
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    anil diagram and
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    petty from one of our jags but uh...
    just showing a lumbar extension
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    and sent uh...
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    and his lodi vanfleet looking at things
    like range of motion as well and that
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    the check i might grow strong regulation
    and on the stage a specific number
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    dimension which we talk about that
    alonso
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    excuse me
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    okay so i could send association doesn't
    necessarily imply causation
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    started clover is difficult to say also
    if something's associated with it was
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    really causing it liberalize just may be
    simply unite maybe something else is
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    underlying it
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    and when this thing has an impact on a
    campaign
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    is prevalent
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    and something else is provided as well
    these kind of a conditions because very
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    difficult i'd like to say i'm what's
    causing wall
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    in the majority of cases
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    found at the same opinion is as
    researchers likes to have a gala benefit
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    you've you've had it is his name is
    quite big names alone about
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    uh... by mechanics and rehabilitation
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    uh...
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    even if you know i mean in general
    agreement with him
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    that in the jury cases pain has an
    organic
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    souls
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    okay and injury or some sort this
    function of the joint
  • 27:20 - 27:27
    because it is what initially causes move
    sequence of events that leads to
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    he fixes along harrel and very stiff
    physical characteristics of columbus
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    find have an impact on injury uh...
    thresholds and and and the injuries that
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    you've infects
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    and dan
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    usa distinctions between where for all
    of the uh...
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    yet acute injuries all chronic injuries
    as well netware broadband
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    you know yesterday like an acute
    chiseled like sprain or
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    high-impact an injury a liberal that
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    anne anne
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    these words right now
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    uh... a repressive injury at for example
    like maximize get the texas rangers
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    people get reports of injuries which can
    develop in c chronic back pain the lungs
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    spine as well you know it's a really
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    get tackle from behind the rugby of
    whatever so quickly backed out
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    it may be sustained loading and
    sustained injury
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    very small small small just builds up a
    discount like running response
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    and what does that mean is off to a
    injury a series of events happens which
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    leads to spot of high response
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    the actual at peripheral nervous systems
    or data structures and uh... person in
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    their structures become sensitizing come
    really
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    sensitive to pangs anymore compass
    simulations as joy they structures
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    willis eaten for the pain response
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    and some of the things that you know if
    you can get directness and pension
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    because of a with joined by mechanics
    because of the function
  • 28:43 - 28:47
    uh... and discs and other tissues as
    well facet joints it's just easier to
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    handle it and it seems fine that date
    that's right and had to have muscular
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    and ligaments officially they will have
    no supplies
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    so they can all feel kind of any kind
    like
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    alterations that by the tax may be
    something that's responsible for
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    sensitizing those
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    nerves
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    and then subsequently sitting up a
    series of n since i was the rest of the
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    uh... same response
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    says maybe white white paint private
    developments mccormick condition as well
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    you know one thing i just want to point
    out is something interesting laid out in
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    a again how made what you guys followed
    local yukon abilities but does
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    well the big he cannot hide real of
    research and i really love lots of out
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    of the book the great source of
    information such as you can find good
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    blogs from bike
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    interesting and and
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    and critical correctly thinking and
    russian peoples uh... are full of logs
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    written by
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    and very species and doctors center
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    and but why does a is was a full is a
    guy called photography bro's vocal
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    better movement and he's over so blood
    brain senses approach on um...
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    pain and and and he is uh...
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    questions for back pain
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    and interestingly uh... heated up a
    couple of studies that show was aware of
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    announcing of the stories where
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    some people who have abnormalities in
    the lower back
  • 30:08 - 30:12
    discount haitians of exposing myself
    think
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    shows no pain symptoms
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    so alarm people cause like jumps on top
    and wagon to say
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    you know if if that's not being as they
    go back problem but not all time
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    then maybe that's not responsible for
    paying the first place
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    but i think i'm set said like injury
    cases pain does seem to have an organic
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    kind of like like souls icon stimulates
    appetite
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    and one of things as an impact on my
    sisters their tv injury as well
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    when you can't look at these have
    studies which metabo malfeasance
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    incidents
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    tends to find that the actual and degree
    of injury
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    if for example we looking at the disks
    of dust can begin to degenerate make and
  • 30:51 - 30:53
    then softball which
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    and they couldn't center at that point
    stop pressing on earth and causing pain
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    response
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    or they they could have a completely
    within which case you know they can
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    cause a real slow like impingement on
    that uh... nervous tissue would need to
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    move down into the
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    actual blood-brain units stimulators
  • 31:08 - 31:11
    inflammatory cascade of events that that
    can cause a racial painful response
  • 31:11 - 31:14
    and it seems to me that that the
    majority of links
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    and between abnormalities in pain for a
    lot more satiated with at the severity
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    of them
  • 31:20 - 31:22
    so the ratio of light
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    lotus verity and injuries
  • 31:24 - 31:29
    uh... abnormalities when necessary it's
    highly associated with um... back pain
  • 31:29 - 31:32
    the thing to do is come by at least this
    state's response relationship between
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    how badly injured the spinal how badly
    deteriorated wars
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    and the extent of pain experienced
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    so maybe they even when we see an
    abnormality
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    it may not necessarily be sufficient
    enough to cause the pain response yet
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    also we've got an examples with some
    people have since in some people say
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    they experienced pain
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    the scan showed
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    nighttime soap
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    also no amounts itself
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    am
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    and this is this is interesting as well
    because a lot people may become a little
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    erica
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    whether it's a caring
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    evidence uh... sorry and absence of
    evidence to main evidence of absence
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    side is this whole inmates in the senate
    as uh... a phrase it that they use and
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    which is
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    sorry absence of evidence doesn't
    indicate evidence absence faces hold you
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    com prove the non-existence of something
    godlike and that's what we're talking
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    about his family entertainment
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    it's
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    is a logical jumped that i'm a logical
    jumps i'd say that just because you can
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    see something on this particular scan
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    there's nothing that the festive season
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    am so that you had the scam i hadn't
    made mister ouagadougou lawsuit estate
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    using and i just like laugh as well now
    i'm not docking station said his
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    admonition lines up that incident of of
    reason the research
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    yet not not not the thing i missed
    something
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    or perhaps the abnormality was there
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    desensitized and create a kind response
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    as potentially alleviate itself it's
    rotten lousy but
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    tangling it because of the same size
    asian
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    it's very difficult scott venues ease
    diagnostic tests to stay on the air
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    power how worthwhile actually offered
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    and zambia's any refers to the use of
    these tests in the country who was then
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    that that clinicians like arafat's visit
    is that you can see contact
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    this small number of people with that
    was an accurate diagnosis in most cases
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    is no usually that useful
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    this whole idea of how dangerous verity
    then conference on the side there's an
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    injury fractals
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    and
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    in most cases when injury fresh fruit is
    exceeding along the lines plastered
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    mcgill thinking
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    it you'd kill joy structural have a
    particular um... level of of loading and
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    i can't sustain before
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    it's it breaks basically is like any
    kind of like engineering aspect it will
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    be up to sustain
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    uh... and start consented to have
    loading beforehand as boom
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    and amber expand that made a spectacular
    failure
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    and they all collapsed
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    or but like an accused of a severe
    injury impact injury
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    or maybe a sustained pat stipulating
    that may cause an injury i a verdict
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    that period of time but as an injury
    fresh felt and they're gonna be things
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    that impact
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    how well you can
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    opened to that'll how well you can
    sustain and
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    leading before you actually and gets
    injury
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    excuse me walter
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    and his own mind refresh alerting them
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    one important things in certainly coming
    from a uh...
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    mciver excise phase that background is
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    and be submitting a joint can't take is
    usually to be dependent upon the extent
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    of
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    resistance that the musculature holding
    the joined together can actually
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    withstands
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    if you've got week musculature
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    that's joins dot is not to be out with
    stands much loading
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    is going to be up to that you may have
    led injured mergers lefty
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    characteristics as well
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    uh... and strength and endurance you
    know the not separate things they go
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    hand in hand if any of you familiar with
    the kind of opportunism analogies on
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    that
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    if for example you implement strength
    training program
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    accessory any exciting east offer a
    little with a at maximum
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    former max it as a hundred ql you
    improve
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    increase that to syndicators
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    and stuff so you can do one red mexicans
    killers
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    and things to do
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    eight reps with
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    excuse
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    can increase that you one red max two
    indicators
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    then people began to get to do about a
    breadth of hasn't sixty hitler's
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    interested person
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    so your actual endurance
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    the amount of rhetoric and to we've
    aggressive loans going up to some
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    dangerous enormous you know if you
    previous championship reviewed your your
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    insurance as well
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    so there's no time like training for one
    or the other
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    anne's doesn't have an impact on how
    well you can
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    yet uh... withstand impact injuries no
    se sustained writing as well
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    and dan
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    twelve impacts on the visit the injury
    severity and then the impact that has on
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    paying the sponsor
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    interestingly and one of the most
    consistent things you find in in the in
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    the lecture looking on on summation of
    studies
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    is small populations into large-scale
    studies looking at least physical
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    characteristics
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    a lot of things associated with um...
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    the actual number extensive musculature
    minimal two-fisted rectus finally muscle
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    groups
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    uh...
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    shave in people with back pain
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    they usually very weak
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    and they're very agitated
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    and they unit uh... compared to an older
    population of people without back tag
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    packing that colin able to withstand is
    much stratton
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    unloading as as the people who are
    suffering from that
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    all of these and these things like that
    to fade
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    the uh...
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    lumbar extension strength
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    lumber extensive activation is usually
    lauren s toward native people of back
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    pain
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    and we actually get
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    interestingly as well
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    is that people who have the q injuries
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    tend to have innocent have associated
    lumbar muscle atrophy as well
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    so certainly in the in the most if
    that's the people come into a with an
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    acute injuries though you know that was
    done by uh... heights and click
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    something
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    and uh... the people who came in with
    acute injuries
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    founder
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    they had
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    lumbar muscle wasting his well they
    didn't know follow-up study as well and
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    also did some studies looking at people
    coming out of injuries up
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    and found that
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    the degree of the improvement in the
    back pain was actually related to the
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    degree of improvement in the lumber mill
    musculature as well as the amount we
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    actually
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    uh... itouch stage in the amount of and
    improvement act financing
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    says interesting that
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    first-time and certainly the impact on
    whether it becomes chronic or not
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    is also related to how
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    strong and how lab well-developed the
    actual on the musculature is
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    when i was in the stuff
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    and it's not rush for the next time that
    sent on the phone sir
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    wine okay
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    but is it briefly just such a down on
    the indigenous populations that
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    i have this kind of idea that well if
    it's a physical characteristic that is
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    not necessary to be
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    uh... environmental cause it causes all
    you know that holds online
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    westernization you know what else is in
    the lift anything to win
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    having impact supple
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    i'm going to have a look
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    western prostitutes
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    with uh... i am indigenous in
    traditional population sea while the
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    rates of back pain are and then see
    where they had a hearing to traditional
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    pain you know
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    final lifestyle but one of the our
    caller
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    and actually unite reduce the rate at
    that time we see and all the times like
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    and traditional populations are confined
    and
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    literature on research on
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    count me in the race with justice high
    in some cases higher
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    than about time we have to get
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    in um... western populations fish in the
    it doesn't really matter whether you
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    convert hitting tradition diet lifestyle
    whatever
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    you seem to seems to be back pain
    everywhere we go
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    out the question honestly rule tide is
    because of that discrepancies in some of
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    the research but
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    on the whole
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    is very very prevalent regardless of
    what you get it
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    avodon
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    a slight here with some of my recent
    forced us to quickly go either
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    now if that's the case
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    before the potentially there must be
    some sort of evolution reasoning for
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    walleye
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    we've got a high prevalence of back pain
    and to some sort structural
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    btwn compromise perhaps uses the word to
    use that badly she's had to make uh...
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    elation
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    resulted in that means that we fuji dot
    we care about muscles than than we
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    really need
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    and i'll be right that i did everything
    since a m trying to book list i'm
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    working a series of the moment
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    which will be fascism
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    just looking at how probable on the spot
    is involved in howell diane us all links
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    if my research and have strengthened the
    lumber accents among muscles
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    actually links back to that somehow
    there is an evolution basis for week
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    lumber expenses
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    just as a kind of power backup
    background
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    holidays uses and the cat
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    uh... what's the global market basically
    all twelve monkeys is generally
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    absolutely representative of early
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    hate bury my sanity sense of before the
    pain in the thick area and in the early
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    nineteen when we left
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    all boreal
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    quarter panel four-legged opm trees will
    and locomotive dan
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    and what we what we have those need to
    have a very long so sixty seven number
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    that's right
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    what then happened is is we kind of
    involved in the short back terrestrial
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    have on the ground grounds and and
    branched and swing uh...
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    and what's what's coming up more was
    never quite shortening of the land of
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    right
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    because
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    using what's called regulation which got
    swinging between the trees requires a
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    stable platform from which to break it
    from
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    this is this is actually uh... andy and
    image of chimpanzees and
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    uh... spinal sent his pelvis
    inconceivable in the spines school
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    dramatically
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    and what's also happened is the iliac
    crest
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    have come up
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    elongated and they cause like an
    entrapment of the lungs spine so what
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    happens is is we've gone from big long
    spines really short spine with a lot of
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    passive rigidity and all of passive
    uh...
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    structural integrity of that
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    so will subsequently happens
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    is over that period of time we've gone
    from having a relatively massive strong
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    erect respond i was involved in involved
    heavily in our locomotion
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    touting a relatively small
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    one in eight times a cross-section i ran
    across that you have a muscle as an
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    impact on the actual math forced
    generate
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    site smaller muscles
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    jim remain weak muscles
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    icahn says an evolution basis for y
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    potentially
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    a lot of people have got week back
    muscles
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    and his wife seriously when i get people
    into testing
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    in the lumber extension shame which of
    the freemen as well
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    in that case what can you do about it
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    where two different i'd like to methods
    of treatment as a passive treatments
  • 42:07 - 42:11
    rashad payne absence of relief and this
    is one of the reasons why
  • 42:11 - 42:14
    the costs of it's freezing back pain at
    the site hard
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    is because a lot of treatment options
    focus on relieving the symptoms
  • 42:17 - 42:20
    relieving the pain that the focusing on
    what the actual
  • 42:20 - 42:22
    underlying causal factors
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    so things like bed rest in a a
    depression pain killers that something's
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    sarge they'll focus on pain relief
  • 42:28 - 42:29
    and actually
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    removing the perception of pain relief
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    spirits as the great on the short time
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    really painful
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    but then she comes back because they
    haven't dealt with the coles and that
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    would watch at actually the mechanism
    which is actually stimulating the times
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    the value of the cells treatments and
    there is somebody
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    is in terms of uh... the severity to
    frighten people really bad pain and you
  • 42:50 - 42:53
    need to begin active treatment program
  • 42:53 - 42:57
    sometimes the social treatments can be
    very useful indicating that process it
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    is hard to accompany
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    and get involved with the program
  • 43:02 - 43:07
    in that respect we should be immediately
    dismissed as being completely deceitful
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    that is of a role for the ms nine wall
  • 43:09 - 43:12
    role they should play a treatment
    program
  • 43:12 - 43:15
    and yet for three years and years and
    years doctors we recommend that
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    breastfed back pain but
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    that's done to realize now that doesn't
    really
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    so stupid
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    the next time area
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    is abt active
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    active on uh... treatment options which
    it would she have physical treatment
  • 43:30 - 43:33
    options aimed at trying to address the
    actual course
  • 43:33 - 43:34
    but at that time
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    and that the traditional primaries in
    looking at physiotherapy sick physical
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    manipulation of the joints
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    and um...
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    you know that there's a really long
    history of using uh... manipulation
  • 43:43 - 43:46
    techniques such as mackenzie stuff and
    they've been very useful way in in
  • 43:46 - 43:47
    research and adding
  • 43:47 - 43:50
    in clinical practice in introducing pain
    outcomes
  • 43:50 - 43:52
    and improving
  • 43:52 - 43:55
    functional outcomes improving function
    of the of the joys of the uh... and
  • 43:55 - 43:58
    physiotherapist manipulating
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    well the problems that we had with it is
  • 43:59 - 44:03
    and zan it's unfortunately lee just a a
    problem with the technique and therefore
  • 44:03 - 44:06
    the cuff is effective for the writing is
    just that
  • 44:06 - 44:08
    the technique relies on a subjective so
    flight
  • 44:08 - 44:12
    uh... clinically wisdom if you like a
    third of the physiotherapists is very
  • 44:12 - 44:14
    difficult to provide verse of like
  • 44:14 - 44:16
    yet objectives and and valid measurement
  • 44:16 - 44:19
    of what the joints actually doing so
    they can be useful is very difficult to
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    that
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    gets old white baseline measurement that
    you know is accurate and provide
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    progressive
  • 44:24 - 44:29
    intervention to try and solve tackle and
    every measure again get accurate results
  • 44:29 - 44:34
    and thinking you know i definitely know
    that that's great
  • 44:34 - 44:37
    so one things you can do instead is
    actually apply progressive sobai
  • 44:37 - 44:40
    exercise prior program and not
    necessarily focus also but physical
  • 44:40 - 44:41
    manipulation which
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    to extend involves a
  • 44:43 - 44:47
    uh... the combination of subjective sold
    like uh... interpretation and also the
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    com wisdom of the actual physiotherapist
  • 44:52 - 44:56
    now their free time i a reserve an
    excise indicate that we can look at
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    which the lipstick admits that
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    well in this kind of general activity
    which is basically decide their own
  • 45:01 - 45:04
    get on with with it if you go back and
    get on with it just
  • 45:04 - 45:08
    the active do what you can can you
    confirm run good do whatever take on a
  • 45:08 - 45:10
    class
  • 45:10 - 45:13
    and and some areas of research had
    focused on this new edition rows of the
  • 45:13 - 45:16
    good outcomes in terms of payment spawns
  • 45:16 - 45:18
    the problem is very difficult to say
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    that they're holy affected because they
    don't necessarily houston and the
  • 45:22 - 45:23
    phillies geez
  • 45:23 - 45:26
    objective measures of function
  • 45:26 - 45:29
    site it's very difficult to objectively
    say
  • 45:29 - 45:32
    functional outcomes and improved pain
    meds were just for whatever reason maybe
  • 45:32 - 45:34
    because of a conscious general
  • 45:34 - 45:35
    outcome of the excise
  • 45:35 - 45:39
    but it's very difficult to jets every
    validate that
  • 45:39 - 45:43
    the second robot school of foreign zones
    of excise whole idea of stability trying
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    them out of control training and it is
    very big in the complex pulls
  • 45:46 - 45:47
    performance areas
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    answer is a very big in rehab and areas
    as well
  • 45:51 - 45:51
    and
  • 45:51 - 45:55
    there are a number of problems that with
    this approach i failed uh... in terms of
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    the actual
  • 45:56 - 45:59
    controlled trials downstate look is the
    fact that this again
  • 45:59 - 46:02
    it does show improvements
  • 46:02 - 46:06
    outcome measures such pain and
    disability and that sort of thing
  • 46:06 - 46:10
    the problem is on a theoretical basis is
    underlying um...
  • 46:10 - 46:14
    premises very for very flawed it seems
    to be that in general
  • 46:14 - 46:18
    it's probably just a generalized excise
    effect from doing the activities that
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    having an impact on it
  • 46:20 - 46:23
    physics behind them
  • 46:23 - 46:25
    sinking
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    so it was a little bit of the the whole
    motor control fit for a few dozen
  • 46:28 - 46:32
    familiar with the hine says hiv_
    lecture and certainly but we also have
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    the political science
  • 46:34 - 46:39
    they discussed in quite detailed yet how
    fast iv transpacific scalia's decline
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    kal bounce around swiss for whatever
  • 46:42 - 46:45
    these specific skills and and question
    the answer transference about scaling
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    the actual
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    muscle recruitment plans are you saying
    that stuff over activities
  • 46:49 - 46:50
    site
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    on that basis during these motor control
    instability exercises
  • 46:55 - 46:57
    it's is very ten years to suggest that
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    is the actual
  • 46:58 - 47:01
    motor control has been transferred to
    them reduced pain and injury right
  • 47:01 - 47:05
    reason improve disability it's probably
    just a general
  • 47:05 - 47:09
    adaptation the actual masterchief
    rothman proven transference
  • 47:09 - 47:12
    of the kind of skills involved
  • 47:12 - 47:16
    another level as well as recent research
    at has focused on time
  • 47:16 - 47:19
    news the white techniques of measuring
    at range of motion an actual joint
  • 47:19 - 47:20
    mission
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    into segments early
  • 47:22 - 47:25
    sit on the spinal cancer that is not a
    five to four vote right
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    and what a lot of research recently is
    fixed on is how those individuals are
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    brand new even how the muscles surrounds
    those individual that a break
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    control dot
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    mind is that for the actual facets of
    the the whole matter controller syria
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    and misinterpretation of that skill
    transparency
  • 47:41 - 47:43
    but one of the problems of aids
  • 47:43 - 47:47
    the to the studies of lots of people
    with back pain suggested ah...
  • 47:47 - 47:51
    people with partner about backpacking
    have a lot of variability in the uh...
  • 47:51 - 47:55
    sp into segments to movement of and
    that's a bright
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    but the problem is
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    so does everyone
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    decision get
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    above
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    the solve love that's a bright with a
    majority of movement actually 'cause it
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    seems to be that
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    the movement is very into individual
    you've taken population of of healthy
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    divisions and fun last variability
    between
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    individuals so it makes it quite hard to
    then say well how is definitely
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    that which is causing an impact
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    on uh... united that show uh... function
    of the lungs spot because the majority
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    movement because
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    and the lower levels of uh... bright
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    and a majority that movement is produced
    by the larger uh... musculature
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    externally
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    and compress images is provided by
    internal musculature again
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    them out of control theory
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    it's not necessarily training that
    particular skills particular skills and
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    help
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    so what we then move on to decide their
    progress strengthening and and in
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    particular high-intensity sector
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    without going into detail because on the
    web time
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    of yet high intensity training
    principles and everybody was times beach
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    read a little too literature in the area
    uh...
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    and other lucrative mention actually
    there
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    uh... i'm not sure toll-free paperwork
    done at the moment so hopefully i'll be
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    have
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    publishes some point you guys got to
    meet up to the crime scene
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    buddy right yet
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    progressive strengthening site
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    resistance excise this could be
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    one question mark side
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    and is
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    do these exercises trying the lumber
    extensive musculature
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    through the dead lift
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    good morning brian and share right
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    generic insists i dot
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    back extension excised
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    one of the problems with all these
    excise is is
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    they involve
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    hip extension as well
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    say there is movement of the hips as
    well as movement have the uh...
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    outlook on the spot
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    and when we're looking at a time kind of
    movements and so like rest compound
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    movements
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    the bollywood seem to find a way of
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    making things efficient and making
    things things and and incision in terms
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    of energy expenditure
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    so when we looking excised involve
    movement around the hits
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    larger and stronger muscles of the group
    at the if the and please and hamstrings
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    fans do the majority of the like that
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    now studies have been done
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    to look at it
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    activation of the lumbar extensor
    musculature
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    in these various excise is in fact and
    we we uh... one of the students is just
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    uh... compares the fact that lessons and
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    traditional deadliest
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    and you know the lumber stance is
    definitely
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    active
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    insensitive using a election on the fee
    which measures the image cracked version
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    of the muscles
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    and during it sizes bosses excise is
    being done
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    that doesn't ask anything other than
    their activities and tell us the extent
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    of activation accounting for their very
    schools involved with the technique
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    lewis's their active uh... sending him
    out my number expenses are active
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    but doesn't this lean mean that they're
    getting sufficient stimulus
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    uh... produce an adaptive response
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    they need to be loaded sufficiently
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    and city sufficiently trashy produced
    and that the response
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    boom of all of these excise is is
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    they allow hit extension
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    and they allow the collision hamstrings
    and the majority of the load bearing
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    studies looking at comparing
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    at traditional back extension chains
    with what we want to insect which is the
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    lumber extension seem pretty fanatics
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    both is that he's looking at and
    comparing the um...
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    raymond share exercise
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    to the lumber extension shea showed up
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    as long as he picks engines allowed
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    lowell insulated lumbar extension
    strength is an increased because of on
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    the musculature presumably isn't loaded
    sufficiently interested sufficiently
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    also am james fish in a guy's gonna be
    coming on sunday as well to the exiles
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    intrusion kunin
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    as just finished and
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    a city he's been doing comparing this to
    think that left with the lumber
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    extension chain and interestingly
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    stiff but their lives
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    that really improve your lumber
    extensive rammstein
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    a couple of people grew the lumber
    extension straight
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    not a significant agreeing on the whole
    most people didn't
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    so what can we do we do that
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    so if you've got guys maybe you know
    that all have access to quit my like
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    this study in those cases yet
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    how many of you from london actually
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    ecology
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    you guys will have access to the
    equipment
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    back and then i think it is a facility
    cookies a training
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    they have a full range of medics
    training equipment
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    and they have a medical version lumbar
    extension chain here
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    i think that an excise division as well
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    legend is that they equipment we've got
    a university which has all the testing
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    facilities on as well
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    and the main principle behind it
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    is the stress-strain systems
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    so what is the changes in st is
    basically what the pelvis in place
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    pipeline forced down on the theme is by
    the man
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    uh... five-story mistresses kind of life
    opens to the point
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    the football that applies force out the
    lower legs which hit three
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    fema restraint
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    which then combustible backwards the
    famous what doesn't really holds the
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    pelvis down back against the spelled
    with a straight ahead
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    and what happens then it
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    is no movement forth and back actually
    athletes conf calf in the pelvis
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    sony flexion
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    extension
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    movement that because
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    just because of the lumber lunberg
    senses
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    so we can do it
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    as we can more effectively loaded at
    going back to the the evolution of the
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    uh...
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    perspective
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    one of the reasons perhaps that we've
    got stronger lilac gleason hamstrings
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    is because of the way out date patterns
    has evolved when we kind of like
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    compaq children's
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    we went sizzled has been hit sent me and
    katelyn if you think it how much of that
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    these gorillas live
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    and that involved a heavier influence of
    heavy involvement of the grease
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    enhancing sec
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    potentially there's a there's a powerful
    e dash away
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    because we have changed again massively
    powerful must be strong
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    and now in this position would go a long
    dated lumber uh... lumbar spine again
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    to allow bipedal movement to to for
    example a two-legged walking
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    and we've got his legacy of
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    big strong voice and sing but we can
    spon muscles which creates its just
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    uh...
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    recipe for dan
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    hi levels of the whole high prevalence
    of back pain
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    so we can do is we can isolate it
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    and effectively test in isolation
    attesting isolation is important because
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    anne of the previous tests it that re
    says he's looking at
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    extension
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    to exit trump extension
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    they've got it uh...
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    the dispensing testing fantasy machine
    and not skip elvis so it's very
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    difficult for them to say
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    that with us and love back because the
    hips and and uh... hits the extension is
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    involved in prison hamstrings involved
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    to the actual measurements they take you
    to be a combination of all of those
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    factors
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    yukon in allies like that one factor
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    was machine does is isolates that allows
    us to get varied objective invalid
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    picture of lumbar spine function
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    and we can measure for a full range of
    motion we can produce and and look at
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    what i think uh... books like
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    in general
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    they would back pain since before we
    even below the top one or more range of
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    strength
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    when we look at things we have this
    common bell curve in the middle is the
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    average some people release on some
    people over a three-week the most people
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    back time
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    tend to have
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    really low levels
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    of love of lumber extensions right
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    they can't afford to let the norms
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    will sally and just make it up to the
    ball range
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    just to finish up at one of my thing
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    so it's been like this um... dot and the
    military's top
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    flaunt they're doing is looking at some
    research
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    using the lumber extension james caan
    plug some of the gaps
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    the number extension shames
    rehabilitation uh... and and and
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    strengthening using high-intensity
    excise
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    others
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    cool just wrapping up
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    what what is allows the war
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    the majority of rescission is in a hell
    of a lot of research mechanic says that
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    one yet improves lumbar extension center
    improves isolated lunberg lumber spon
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    from chin
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    right wheaton objectively measure that
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    research shows that we know that works
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    increased pain outcomes
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    massive studies are studies have been
    got done using the uh... medics machine
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    all the studies done in people with back
    pain should improve pain outcomes
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    along with improved function prove
    number extension strength
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    'cause reprieve strengthening prove
    joint function we've got a nice
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    objective measure that would find pains
    reduced moved to file a disability
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    levels nation using technical glitches
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    amber improved as well
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    two great we know that it works in terms
    of
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    improving function an improving pang
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    and if you've got guys can get access to
    the case of facilities you guys and
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    access to it as well and if you've got
    and you can
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    uh... take time incident
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    fancy and an teas that strength in your
    muscles
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    but the thing is
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    coming back to these complex sensitive
    factors involved with back pain
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    my fourth on on these are the
    potentially the most symptoms often
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    causes
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    to be interesting to see whether or not
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    before addressing the
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    potentially ultimate calls and uses the
    word ultima arash review familiar jack
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    diamonds but dungeons and still uses
    live there
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    proximal causes an ultimate courses
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    yeltsin of course big what causes these
    things these extra proximal causes which
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    then have an impact on the
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    you know lax images like paying
    disability and that's ok
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    and if we if we consider
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    potentially week lumbar extension
    muscles of what's happening impact
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    and causing these of uh... ishi's
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    but limited range of motion degenerate
    fiske's indicate very that series of a
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    physical symptoms
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    what we might see is if we address that
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    ultimate kalos
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    we might see an impact on these of a
    possible causes well ease tension
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    simpson's
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    well my research is looking at
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    physically improve lumbar extension
    strength
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    we improve pain withdrew bridges
    pampered disability right
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    week and we'll say
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    with you decided
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    of improving range of motion as well to
    solicit some of the research looking at
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    has improved regulation
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    one interesting thing is
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    is most people back i have a limited
    range of motion to begin with
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    so clinicians employees limited range of
    motion
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    intervention
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    now bill phyllis and i and talks a lot
    of our islands of regulation excised
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    and the theoretical basis of why he
    suggests avoiding
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    streams of the range of motion sensor
    for the lumber extensions can be
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    extremes inflection extremes of
    extension
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    is because in those positions the
    muscles on necessarily
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    what's being loaded
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    it may be the patent issues attendance
    ligaments lines they're gonna be what
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    load as well
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    so what what we're looking at doing is
    saying whether or not
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    we can actually
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    on the medics take the exercise limited
    to a very small range of motion avoiding
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    those extremes of the world are still
    produces full range functional outcomes
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    as if that still produces improvements
    in
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    it's associates in tune with limited
    range of motion
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    secondly within the kit
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    in a very busy as well
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    should admit when he came up to the lab
    we've got i was gonna buy consistent
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    that's actually a freidy
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    imaging system
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    well and if any does he have high level
    of the rings is put together
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    when they picked all the mystical these
    little night that ping-pong balls will
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    ever end
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    and he just doesn't list off the cameras
    recorded essentially the same system for
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    too much
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    and symbolic invaded as i can take
    distance ed and i can
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    marketable up
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    film than using these ten freidy cameras
    in the reconstruct that have an
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    animation see exactly how their lungs
    spine is moving relative to that elvis
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    well several king so i can see how very
    police to begin with
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    and then look to see what impact
    strengthening those muscles has on
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    improving the way they walk as well as
    britain is kind of extra simpson
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    this is listed below that time
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    and lastly as well
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    we're going to look at
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    effect looting has actually only
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    numbers on the discs as well
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    we know that you know
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    progresses high-intensity strength
    training most the muscles improves must
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    must papers like the increases have
    purchased a increases strength
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    we know that
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    increases bone mineral density in fact
    you know the status of that uh...
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    what effect the lumber extension she has
    available by mineral density of the the
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    strength and taken to the actual that's
    right
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    and fowler increases by mineral density
    as well
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    one thing i mean the time you see any
    structure the in the love that the that
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    you know it has an impact on that
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    i'd like to see whether actually has an
    effect on
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    improving discount
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    most people people about that time due
    to some extent especially as you get
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    older they get unit fifty generation
    which concerns herniation bolting accept
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    it
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    and some people got this idea
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    the more you move
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    the more he creates variances impression
    across that says you ben folds back was
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    the discs basically
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    and gets washed and extending either
    side
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    so it's not extension movements
    creatives
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    squeeze mechanism is listing
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    sundance
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    and to increase hydration subdesc why
    one of the time the cap was well
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    may be that that works in terms of
    physiotherapy what i'll be effective at
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    the same time i does load have an effect
    on it
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    and may well day because the study that
    that uh...
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    uh... but you know that's the family
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    the changes in
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    but it was named traveled on the soft so
    but by no means area which is very
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    closely associated with the disc alphas
    well as discs degenerate
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    that since the generators muslim aviall
    inc
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    that i could potentially have in effect
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    ambitions well recent study was
    published uh... big city in germany
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    found that
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    uh...
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    the heavy overloading of exercise
    because the people give weight lifting
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    and that's all things and have better
    itself that people we do things like
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    long distance running as well
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    uh... leading of parcel of that the fat
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    repetitive um...
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    sports center in america running
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    that triathlons bingo about aren't very
    good feedback health
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    so there there's a potential link that
    whereby wife we ask that question we
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    employ uh... employs invention the mud
    yeltsin effect
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    on all these different outcomes
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    and see whether or not in terms of the
    holistic approach
  • 61:51 - 61:56
    this intervention can have in effect on
    all with the contacts that's about time
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    so that that's the whole idea and
    hopefully i can
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    i what provide some benefit you get
    uh... if anyone who gets back thank for
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    the main time you know the research said
    he does suggest
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    that anyone gets back pain should really
    be employing discarding intervention is
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    very strongly supported
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    and it's far more objective uh... method
    of uh... treatment than any other kinds
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    of currently existing treatment
  • 62:21 - 62:25
    thirteen blue
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    just a summary of kind of what we call
    free that today
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    consciously aware of the time
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    so uh... if any questions
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    to liberty at all
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    yet
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    um... so you mentioned in some cases the
    actual uh...
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    if pain may not necessarily be the in
    which is simpson is
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    little-noticed
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    has your system of receiving it
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    suggests is a correlation between
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    loans at issue c of battlefield
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    uh... on the list is not something that
    by specifically focused on this and i
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    like him and uh... point of the at the
    beginning
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    is not all wooden ones there come a step
    outside my area of expertise and says he
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    is not something that i'm uil aware of
    whether or not there is a correlation
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    and by the not looked extensively
    incidence of the research said that
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    there may be that may not be at
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    allied i'm not gonna show
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Lower Back Pain | Discussion & Treatment | Full Length HD
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James Steele (or James Steele II as he is known online and through his blog) is a 23 year old Lecturer and PhD Research Student at Southampton Solent University in the UK. James is an exercise scientist by profession having gained a first class honours degree in Applied Sport Science and during his time of study working with a wide range of elite athletic populations including; international Ironman triathlete's, Paralympic wheelchair basketball and rugby, semi professional muay thai fighters and professional football (soccer). In addition he has worked with non-athletic populations including the elderly, diseased and a population that he is currently conducting research with; sufferers of chronic low back pain.

James is active as an academic pursuing his PhD research into chronic low back pain, its multifactorial symptoms and the effects of isolated resistance exercise for the lumbar extensors in treating it. He has also recently had a paper published with his colleagues, on which he was second author, presenting the scientific literature of resistance training and suggesting recommendations for its optimal implementation based upon the current evidence.

Despite his clear academic focus in the area of exercise science, James also has many other areas of interest on which he occasionally writes when the time permits at jamessteelii.blogspot.com, one of these topics being philosophy. James has always taken an interest in the nature of the universe and man's relationship to it yet never had a conceptual framework for which to understand it.

A few years ago whilst reading Mike Mentzers books on High Intensity Training James was introduced to a philosophical perspective on exercise based around reason and logic. It was from here that he was introduced to philosophy as a subject to study and more specifically Ayn Rand's Objectivism. Since then James has dedicated time in his personal life to further his knowledge on all areas of philosophy, and specifically Objectivism, providing himself with an armchair philosopher's perspective on the universe, man and life.

Visit James at http://jamessteeleii.blogspot.com/

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