SCP Mini Podcast: Chronic Pain Is Treated Differently Than Acute Pain

SCP Mini Podcast: Chronic Pain Is Treated Dif...

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SCP podcast: The Heart Is Not a Pump: Healing After a Widowmaker Heart Attack with Dr. Stephen Hussey

What if everything you were told about your heart was missing the bigger picture? At 34, Dr. Stephen Hussey was doing everything "right." He ate whole foods, exercised, avoided toxins, and kept his type 1 diabetes under tight control. On paper his labs looked great. Then he had a ...  Show more

Is Your Chronic Pain/Chronic Stress Because Of Your Eyes?

In this Mini Podcast episode of the Stop Chasing Pain Podcast, Dr. Perry explores the surprising connection between your eyes, nervous system, movement, balance, and chronic pain. Your eyes do far more than help you see. Eye movement communicates constantly with the vestibular sy ...  Show more

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