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@derbye5369 I’m interested as to the origin of your comment. Charletan is an insult. Common sense? You’d be surprised as to the lack of it these days. Stuart McGill understands the human spine like no other. Yes, there are other good therapists, but I will guarantee they learned most of their useful knowledge from this man. This man does not brag. If anything he is too modest. He has fixed people who were beyond fixing, Brian Caroll is 1 such example amongst many many others.

I’ll explain. I’ve listened to his many UA-cam material and several podcasts. He is not forthright and is anything but humble. Surely he must have many failures. He makes it sound as if all of his patients are cured of their back pain. Anyone in this field will laugh at such a notion. I have never once heard the magnificent Dr. McGill admit that he couldn’t help someone’s back pain. Not once. Is that possible ? Wouldn’t it be relevant to state this in any one of the hundreds of interviews he is in ? What clinician, physician, therapist, surgeon has a 100% success rate? He starts every answer with “it starts with an assessment”. How does it end Dr. McGill? A nice paycheck for the 3 hr assessment ? Do you follow up with your patients? Of course with the Olympic athlete/celebrity/king he likely does. Point is that chronic back pain is a very complex multifactorial condition, and anyone who charges thousands of dollars for a 3 hr assessment and claims to be the answer to the #1 cause of doctor visits in the country, and does not volunteer that some of his patients fail his methods, is a charletan. And believe me, there are many of those in the back pain industry.

Maybe I haven’t listened to ALL of his stuff. Please, find me a single interview in which Dr. McGill admits that he couldn’t help someone’s back pain, that his “methods” failed. That would be humility. I’m not here to smear anyone. If I’m wrong, please correct me. Or perhaps Dr. McGill himself can respond to me if he can be bothered with us non-celebrity folks. He knows spine anatomy very well, and obviously has spent decades researching the topic. That does not mean he has the answer to chronic low back pain. Does he help many people? Yes I’m sure he does. But so do many physical therapists, chiropractors, many physicians and surgeons. Acute and subacute back pain has a high success rate, with any treatment…time probably being most important. It’s the chronic cases that are problematic, when someone is disabled for years and decades…and Dr. McGill’s claims that he can cure these patients with his methods, every single time? Well this is preposterous. But I’m sure quite lucrative.

He actually does follow up with his clients. That’s how he claims such a high success rate. If they follow the prescription, they get better. It sounds like you believe chronic pain is something that cannot be fixed? Do you suffer from back pain? Have you had a McGill assessment? With regard to the cost of an assessment; He’s dedicated his entire life working as an academic to build a rock solid knowledge base (probably not on a great salary). He’s done more to educate the world in this field than anyone else. He’s worked to be an exceptional clinician and created exceptional clinicians. If you are the best in the world at something, you can charge what you like. Do you not think he has earned that?

What is a high success rate? Have you seen him admit one time that his “assessment” and methods failed ? Not even once have they failed ? Would be refreshing to hear this from him just once. How long have his patients had back pain? Months? Years? Decades? Do they have actual spine pathology? a history of multiple osteoporotic compression fractures? Severe scoliosis? Severe kyphosis and malalignment? Severe stenosis ? Or are we just referring to the elite athlete and celebrity who has low back pain? In the real world of chronic low back pain, where PT’s and various physicians live, they don’t get the highly motivated athletes, celebs and royalty that Dr. McGill sees. He sees a very niche, tiny subset of very wealthy clients who are highly motivated and likely don’t have the severe spine pathology that exists in the real world. Try curing the obese 60 year diabetic who has 4 compression fractures and can’t stand upright because of spinal deformity. Yeah good luck with that Dr. McGill. Or the obese bipolar 30 year old smoker who is unemployed and can’t walk more than 30 feet. Oh yeah, those patients ain’t flying to Canada.

Indeed. We need more Stu McGill's

Hi Helen. There can be a number of reasons for pain in this area. it is worth consulting a Dr or Physio regarding this issue. Sorry I cannot be more help on this platform.

@@stronglinesphysio9130 thank you, I’ve been seeing an osteopath but no improvement. I plan to try Prof McGill’s core stability exercises.

100% he needs cloning. How can we do this!

its a great book. get in touch if you need any help www.disc-pro.com

Hey Tony, sorry to hear that. Did you see a competent physio for a specific diagnosis and rehab plan? If not, check out www.disc-pro.com.

Hey Jasper. Sometimes medical jargon gets in the way. Get in touch if you’d like a clear explanation.

@@stronglinesphysio9130 Yes, it most certainly does.but anyways, no thank you, I do appreciate that offer but this one is way over my head. No disrespect, much love to you. May God Bless.

thank you. He makes the material very relatable. takes a great mind to do that.

Hey man. I am not a podcaster. I just used lock down time wisely to put the very best information from legends like Stu out there for you.

He truly is. he has just done another awesome chat with Peter Attia on the Drive podcast. Great info.

Hey. Apologies for the delay. Are you getting the help you need?

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Hey. How are you getting on? I have just set up a spine specialist service www.disc-pro.com if you are still in need. Prof McGill has just done another amazing podcast discussing this with Peter Attia

works a dream for certain instabilities. make sure you have an accurate diagnosis.

The best position is the next position. Ive heard this once...i think the key is to switch position often throughout the day..i got a standing desk and switch often and stretch every so often in between task, hope it helps. I do miss sitting.... driving around and traveling is still an issue🤷‍♀️

Hey. So for certain types of back pain - sitting will hurt. It is very much dependant on the structures that are at fault and generating pain. If sitting it a pain trigger then we need to look at posture, we need to look at muscular endurance around your spine and the time you are sat. Check out www.disc-pro.com

Clinically, Arthritis cannot be reversed. The bones/deformity that have overgrown, cannot shrink on their own. Arthritis also means bone-bone friction mostly because of reduction in joint space or loss of lubricating fluid or loss of cartilage. But when the condition is mild, one can manage it in much better way then someone who has moderate to severe OA.

@@techBuffy Does ozone injection work in reversing or curing osteoarthritis?

Osteoarthritis is not necessarily a pain generator. It depends on what triggers your pain and what makes it feel better. Have you had any input as yet?

@@stronglinesphysio9130 The X-ray showed basic wear and tear - that's what the doctor said. I heard that ozone injections are helpful. Do you agree?

@bigd.4112 I'm sorry you are going through this, but I understand. How long have you been in pain and what have you tried?

I’m sorry you’re still in pain! Did your mri show any hemangiomas or anything else besides the obvious culprits?

@@RU-rf5bk thank you. My MRI showed the disc bulge at L5. There was nothing else noted.

@7THxSIGN how are you getting on now?

@@stronglinesphysio9130still in daily lower back pain. It’s taken over my life. I have no choice but to live with it until I can’t anymore. Then it will be surgery.

Did you manage to resolve the issue?

I also have the extra l6 and have extreme herniation disc pain at that joint. It has to be linked .

We humans have wonderful differences. Just because it is different does not necessarily mean it is the cause of pain. It will be an environmental exposure to a physiological weakness. Modifying movements, postures and loads will help.

The issue is not the disc being injured but how the disc can to be injured. If you don’t fix that then you are just going to re-injure the disc - stem cells or not. Like giving an alcoholic a new liver but they carry on drinking.

Exactly my thoughts - as a tennis player with old martial arts & rugby injuries I need a long term evidence based strategy. His book is going on everyone’s Christmas present list

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Same here. Before injury i was a competitive fighter ever since i was 8yrs old. Parents had me in muay thai and japanese jiujitsu from age 5 due to bullying. first time i was ever punched in the face i just turned 5 and was hit by a 9yr old bully wearing a gold ring. Busted my eye wide open. Started doing mma at 18, at 21 got slammed real bad, whole spine felt like it was being cooked by a blowtorch and electrocuting me. Pain is 24/7. im 34 now and lost all of my 20s. Each day is just trying to survive. The physio person i saw treated me like i was an idiot who knew nothing about physical fitness etc despite them knowing my sports history. Not once did she ever even touch my spine. my sessions were her having me on spin cycle for ten mins then stupid stretches, nothing else. Absolutely ridiculous. My injuries are excessive. At t9-10 the spinal cord itself is twisted into the vertebrae and you can literally see on the mri the csf fluid being backed up below the point of impingement, above it you dont see much fluid. Think of it as a hose pipe with a kink in it not allowing water to flow properly. Its this thats causing all this pain, yet docs treat me like an idiot despite the fact ive spent all these years studying the spine and can clearly communicate with the docs with the terminology they themselves use. I get disregarded alot because of my age which is bs, i know for a fact if i was 60 this wouldve been resolved in months 😞😢 Theres also several endplate fractures and bulges, the bulges arent horizontal, outwards like normally do, theyre vertical into the vertebra and fractures themselves. Sorry for the rant guys lol im sure you guys understand how torturous and annoying it is

That’s literally physical and occupational therapy

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