glasscannon

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by glasscannon 1y ago
Thanks for sharing the link - this one goes into more depth: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/fullarticle/... I can't comment on the conflict of interest as I do not know the practitioners
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by glasscannon 1y ago
I appreciate your skepticism. > by selling the "the cure" on a newsletter basis and using organic growth to make more money. I am not selling anything, the information from what is happening -> to how to recover (if it is re
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by glasscannon 1y ago
agumonkey I love this - maybe it's about time a wellness/health "HN" was started. We're living in a time of chronic health dysfunction and lack of clarity. DM (and/or anyone else) if you'd like to jam For
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by glasscannon 1y ago
Hey algo_lover, OP here. Just woke up and this post's traction has surpassed my wildest imagination. Similar to what pedalpete has said, I'm looking to release this in parts to ensure: 1. I am not overwhelming people and losing th
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by glasscannon 1y ago
> used me to change my routine and avoid certain activities which only exacerbated the issues, which led to more avoidance. Eventually I couldn’t walk. Anecdotally, I had a phase where pretty much the same thing happened to me with the A
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by glasscannon 1y ago
Would love to connect/chat. Will read over these in the meantime.
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by glasscannon 1y ago
> and making comments implying that they know better than doctors about chronic pain (while putting an obligatory “not a doctor” disclaimer juxtaposed to their comments complaining that doctors don’t know what they know). I am not claimi
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by glasscannon 1y ago
Feel free to get in touch if you'd like to chat Adrig (my contact is in my profile), wishing you the best of luck.
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by glasscannon 1y ago
The link between the gut and brain (especially in the case of dietary intolerances) is an interesting one! Keen to see if others have come across good research in the space
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by glasscannon 1y ago
Awesome study - thanks for the link!
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by glasscannon 1y ago
On your first point, the moving of symptoms is not uncommon in patients with chronic pain - and yes definitely a sign something not normal is going on! On the second, I've mentioned it elsewhere in this thread (on a different comment)
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by glasscannon 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this. Very much agree it's critical to get an accurate assessment, ideally from a doctor who understands pain science to rule out a structural cause. In saying this, I recognise many practitioners are not fully acros
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by glasscannon 1y ago
Amazing, I'll take a look at it. Thanks!
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by glasscannon 1y ago
> The problem, CBD never fixes the pain. ~8 hours later you need more. 100%, medication plays a great role in providing comfort and support but it can be ineffective (and often harmful) if relied on solely for recovery from (neuroplastic
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by glasscannon 1y ago
Heavily agree much destruction has come from overprescription. With this note I'm just seeking to cover my bases and be transparent with readers who don't know me.
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Why I left my tech job to work on chronic pain(sailhealth.substack.com)
373 points by glasscannon 1y ago|230 comments
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by glasscannon 1y ago
I recently decided to go all in on addressing chronic pain - a condition which affects an estimated 1/5 adults in the US[1] and nearly the same proportion in my country of Australia. This is the first of several blog posts exploring th
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by glasscannon 5y ago
What worked from me when transitioning from dev to product was applying/interviewing internally. If you apply externally, there will likely be the expectation that you have direct experience. Regarding your question on should you conti
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by glasscannon 5y ago
Something I only discovered recently is how much of an impact sustained mental stress/anxiety can have on your body. It puts your body into a state of fight or flight, which eventually wears you down. It's a very valid root cause
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by glasscannon 5y ago
Not all pain is associated with an existent physical injury. For example I had tears in my achilles last years which have since healed but I still feel pain when I walk. Look into fibromyalgia and nociplastic pain if you want more info. The
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by glasscannon 5y ago
As someone with fibro/nociplastic pain, it's great to see more emphasis being placed on the non-biological drivers of pain. I'm currently building a platform to address pain more holistically. If you're interested in cha