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It makes me think some of these special breathing exercises can reduce pain for a bit similar to meditation. Include exercise. Fasting as mentioned but it can a
by instagib 1y ago
It makes me think some of these special breathing exercises can reduce pain for a bit similar to meditation. Include exercise. Fasting as mentioned but it can aggravate other symptoms. Fear inducing scenarios usually reduce pain but it’s short lived. Searching for fear sounds like a terrible idea to calm chronic pain.
I keep coming back to cervical disc issues that don’t heal and continue to worsen. Exercise like jogging can worsen things. Lifting, pt stretching, walking, and no improvements.
I could take a pill but it wouldn’t let me know my limits and I would definitely overextend myself then probably make things worse at a faster pace.
[This research also suggests that behavioral interventions such as exercise, meditation, and cognitive behavioral therapy may influence how these brain circuits fire, just as hunger and fear did in the lab.
“We’ve shown that this circuit is flexible, it can be dialed up or down,” he says. “So, the future isn’t just about designing a pill. It’s also about asking how behavior, training, and lifestyle can change the way these neurons encode pain.”]