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On the Origin and Abolishment of Low Back Pain
On the Origin and Abolishment of Low Back Pain
On the Origin and Abolishment of Low Back Pain
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On the Origin and Abolishment of Low Back Pain

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This is a detailed account of the nature of low back pain and the difficulties both ordinary people and healthcare professionals face when attempting to treat it. Very detailed solutions and resources are provided. Written for the professional and layman.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateFeb 16, 2010
ISBN9781452400044
On the Origin and Abolishment of Low Back Pain
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Brent Applebaum

Reach Brent S. Applebaum, P.T. atmailto:brent@well-being.com

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    On the Origin and Abolishment of Low Back Pain - Brent Applebaum

    On The Origin and Abolishment of Low Back Pain

    Brent S. Applebaum, P.T.

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    Copyright (c) 2010 Brent S. Applebaum, P.T.

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    Contents

    Preface

    This is What I Heard

    Tissue Healing

    Peripheralization

    Centralization

    The Skeptical Therapist

    Two Sources of Pain

    The Metaphor of the Knuckle

    The Vehicle/ Directional Preference

    More is Not Always Better (The Metaphor of The Green Branch)

    Muscle Strengthening is Not the Goal

    Definitions

    Resources

    Preface

    Since the elucidation of the Centralization Phenomenon and Directional Preference, we can finally treat spinal injuries effectively.

    The satisfaction you will experience when you can consistently give yourself relief-and finally heal your injury-will be one of the greatest satisfactions of your entire life.

    This is What I Heard

    This is what I heard.

    One day, a great gathering of healthcare professionals occurred in the city of Fair Haven, State of Michigan, and Country of the United States of America. There present were physical therapists, and there were physicians: general practitioners, physiatrists, sports medicine doctors, orthopedic surgeons, neurologists, neurosurgeons, osteopathic physicians, there were chiropractors, there were athletic trainers, there were kinesiologists, acupuncturists, massage therapists, there were rolfers, there were athletic trainers and personal trainers. And, there were, present, people with low back pain.

    Also, present, at that great gathering was Robin McKenzie, P.T., Florence Kendal, P.T., Shirley Sahrmann, P.T., Brian Mulligan, P.T., Jonathan Hoffman, P.T. Stanley Paris, P.T., Geoff Maitland, Freddie Kaltenborn, Olaf Evjenth, Mariano Rocobado, P.T., Ph.D., Tim McCormick,P.T., Charise Vacca P.T., Jenny McConnell, P.T., James Porterfield, P.T., Carl DeRosa, P.T., MM Panjabi, Vert Moonie, M.D., Audrey Long, P.T., Ron Donelson, M.D., Richard Deyo, M.D., Brian Borchardt, P.T., Jeanne Brooks, P.T., Stephen Hetzel, P.T., Patrice Masson, P.T., Scott Helton, P.T.,

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