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Many more of these below, plus some musings about my reluctance to use testimonials at all. There is a lot of free health information online. Why would you buy any? What makes these tutorials worth paying for? Other than the fact that most free health information on the internet is crappy ….

Interested in ebooks and publishing? You might enjoy this rant: Better eBooks! I have mixed feelings about testimonials. On the one hand, yikes: they are strongly associated with snake oil. Quacks use testimonials to sell their wares. I do not want to be in that club. I do not want to resemble that club.

Also, everyone knows that unscrupulous businesses invent testimonials. And so, cautiously, I collect the testimonials that are mainly focused on the quality of the information. I enjoy something medical from a non medical person's perspective — refreshing, in your case. A very nice job.

Very interesting to read! I am so thankful I found your ebook. It gave me valuable information to question my treatment and move forward to obtain a second opinion, which was badly needed. Thanks for a well written, humorous and informative piece. Your book helped me understand what I did to my knee running and how to treat and not treat! Might see you jogging through Stanley Park or water front, on one of our visits to daughter, love Vancouver.

Your online guide is an amazing collection of data and reference. Thanks again! Thank you for such helpful, intelligent information on neck issues. I am so thankful that I read your information and no more. You answered every lingering question and are persuasive in counselling calm and patience.

Your book is so comprehensive and outlines a lot of what I have also found, with more explanation and scientific backing, and then expands upon it.

I purchased it this afternoon and have read it almost cover to cover all afternoon and evening! That attests to your ability to write in a very engaging and easy-to-follow tone. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this book together, and in a way that makes it feel like you wrote it just for me! You have a great writing style.

I appreciate all of the effort you put into your website and tutorials, and your customer service is beyond exceptional. I always refer people to your site and I will continue to do so indefinitely. I refer to them for different issues as they crop up, and I like also to be able to pass them on to friends. I appreciate what appears to be a well-researched, sobering, humble but hopeful approach to this complex condition. Your research is like a breath of fresh air!

I just bought your trigger point book and am already very happy about it. So easy to read and understand. Thanks again for putting together all the back pain research — a good percentage of it anyway — into an easy-to-read publication.

Thanks for the great tutorial! I was so sick of reading crappy little articles with the same old advice. Thanks for the deep dive! Thank you immensely for the best, most sensible and credible information on back pain.

So glad you came up in my google search. Credible, reassuring, and humorous too. I enjoyed your trigger point tutorial and read the whole thing again last Friday.

I also sent it to two friends who are having problems. I love your IT band tutorial. Is there any way that I can keep it forever, or maybe order a hard copy? Video Audio icon An illustration of an audio speaker. Audio Software icon An illustration of a 3. Software Images icon An illustration of two photographs. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses.

Oxford Textbooks dratef. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Post Navigation. Related Posts:. Leave a reply: Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. It is now. Explain the Pain. Mobilisation des Nervensystems. However, it is now known that the more we understand pain, the less we will hurt. Modern neurophysiology, brain imaging, immunology, psychology, pain sciences and thousands of peoples pain stories now provide a revolutionary.

Painful Yarns. Lorimer Moseley, Graham Lorimer Moseley. This much anticipated collection of stories, written by Oxford University Fellow and Pain Scientist, Dr GL Moseley, provides an entertaining and informative way to understand modern pain biology. Described by critics as 'a gem' and by clinicians as 'entertaining and educative', Painful Yarns is a unique book.

The stories, some. Eine neue Erde.