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But do they establish a causal arrow? If you're in chronic pain because you're dying of something you're not exactly going to be likely to do a lot of cardio w
by nullc 2y ago
But do they establish a causal arrow? If you're in chronic pain because you're dying of something you're not exactly going to be likely to do a lot of cardio workout. :)
Without care you might conclude, for example, that rock climbing prevents becoming a quadriplegic since there aren't any quadriplegic rock climbers... when in fact to the extent that they're related at all rock climbing sometimes causes it.
- nradov 2y agoCausality is likely bidirectional here.
- datascienced 2y agoBecause you couldn’t say “in mice” :-)
- hinkley 2y agoExercise does have some positive contribution to inflammatory response. Chronic pain is a pretty big bucket, though.