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“To a first approximation, wisdom is the capacity to take your own advice. You effortlessly give that advice to others, if you could just give it and successfully receive it yourself, you’re basically Socrates.” — Sam Harris

Given the strong social, environmental & cultural influences of the likelihood of pain persistence, isn't it time we stopped looking for what type of exercise is best & instead embraced the complexity involved. Societal problems require societal solutions. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Stiffness is a sensation that is poorly correlated to actual stiffness or reflects your current tissue status! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28851924/

Kære Marchen N Gjertsen. Tillykke med din nye stilling som ansvarshavende chefredaktør. Jeg håber virkelig, at det bliver nye tider på JP nu. Du har en del at rydde op i. Jeg vil gerne fortælle dig om, hvordan jeg har oplevet det at arbejde på JP. Og blive fyret på barsel.

Can we start saying postural variations rather than “bad” posture? What is ‘normal’ maybe much more varied than is often discussed😉🤔😳😳

A paper by Adrian Soto-Mota Nick Norwitz Dr. David Ludwig et al. reanalyzed data from our previous study, claiming to have invalidated our primary findings, & concluding that our data support the carbohydrate-insulin model (CIM) of obesity. Our response: jn.nutrition.org/article/S0022-…

Get ready to fall in love with knowledge this Valentine's Day! 🌹💡 We're thrilled to invite you to a special LIVE Q&A session with  Lars Avemarie Lars Avemarie on "Detoxifying Clinical Reasoning." This exclusive event is happening on the Physiotutors App, Today/Wednesday, 14th

If you believe that: 1. Discs can not adapt to flexion movement under load 2. Flexion movements under load cause disc damage Then... ...how can you advocate that anyone deadlift since this task REQUIRES spine movements >60% of max?

"Whether through neglect, incompetence, or perhaps even a conspiracy worthy of an Oliver Stone movie, our profession has been done irreparable harm by those who don't understand who physical therapists are and what physical therapists do."

"The problem arises out of our failure to differentiate our profession from our interventions, a problem that is compounded by those who, by accident or by intent, prefer to advance themselves or their own groups rather than the profession as a whole." - Jules M.Rothstein 2002

Fracture healing & current interventions Left👉🏾Course of fracture healing ▪️initial haematoma & inflammation ▪️granulation & tissue formation ▪️intramembranous bone formation ▪️remodelling Right👉🏾available clinical interventions #bone #fracture thelancet.com/journals/lance…

Muscle power likely becomes relatively more important as we age! (See red line below) Lack of muscle power is associated with many health events. We can't avoid age-related decline of muscle performance, but we can train it, even in later life! Here's a post I wrote on the

Your brain has been fooling you your entire life. This Nobel Prize winner spent 40 years proving it. Here are the 10 mental traps controlling every decision you make: 🧵

DOGE is so incompetent that you have to wonder whether they're doing it on purpose

Here is Europe. We have happily paid three times as much to Ukraine as the USA. We are not asking for anything in return and we are not extorting the Ukrainians while they are fighting for their lives. Because we are not assholes.

Upcoming ISCPConf25 hosts 9 break out, clinical workshops & focus sessions Join us on Sat. 5 April for full access to these sessions (virtual attendance gives main stage viewing only) Derek Griffin facilitates an interactive session on chronic pain Derek Griffin ISCP

This post may help you avoid unnecessary procedures, improve your overall health, and save your life. Intrigued? Let’s do this. Although it is counterintuitive, many of the patients that I see have joint pain because it is a symptom of a larger systemic issue. Typically, the

Just a gentle reminder it’s normal to be worried or anxious about painful problems No need to pathologise that imo More validation, less classification

Should Msk physio stop trying to manage pain directly through interventions? And focus on the human and wider health issues?