In your case, I could definitely see the mind-body connection. And even in the case of some carpal tunnel. But I went over some Sarno-related forum, and the ma

In your case, I could definitely see the mind-body connection. And even in the case of some carpal tunnel. But I went over some Sarno-related forum, and the mainstream view seems to be that pretty much all chronic neuropathic pain (including all NCV and EMG-confirmed pain) and all chronic musculoskeletal pain (including structural issues on x-ray) are mind-body. And there's a significant nutty minority who seems to think even some cancer and such is mind-body. Also, how does it explain people who have chronic pain, then surgery, then they never experience pain again? I'd like to buy into this, but that just seems vaccine conspiracy level crazy - overly simplistic for most cases to say the least. Maybe I'm wrong. That said, I do strongly believe that your state of mind has a huge impact with how you deal with chronic pain. I know that's true.