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Pain & Injury Survival Tips
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L | 2019 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section, vulnerability. |
M | 2018 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
L | 2018 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section, “Be aware of sneaky causes of pain.” |
S | 2017 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Added bonus tip — Muscle clenching has been shown to reduce pain sensitivity (Smith et al) — a good additional reason to challenge muscles. |
S | 2017 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Science update — Cited another new review (Nugent), more focused on pain, that tempered my enthusiasm a bit. The tip stands, but not as tall. |
S | 2017 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Abridged — Made the summary more concise, now that there is a featured article for aquatic therapy. |
M | 2017 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section — Marijuana finally makes it to the tips page! Overdue, but the evidence is good enough now. |
M | 2017 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Removal — Got rid of advice to buy fancy “ergonomic” chairs. I no longer believe it’s good advice, because back pain is not linked to sitting too much. |
S | 2016 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Minor addition — A note about aquajogging. |
S | 2016 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Revised — Integrated a near-duplicate section and updated the language a bit. |
S | 2016 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Edited — Clarified a key concept: the methodology of self-treatment experimentation. |
M | 2015 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Adjustments — Small but meaningful improvements regarding safety and efficacy. |
S | 2015 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New. |
S | 2015 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Minor update — Added statins. |
S | 2015 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Minor update — Made the tip more concise, and linked out to a new short article about smoking and pain. |
S | 2014 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New tip — New tip about an extremely efficient, convenient exercise routine. |
S | 2013 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Minor update — Upgraded risk and safety information about Voltaren Gel. |
L | 2013 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
L | 2013 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
L | 2013 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
L | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
L | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
L | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section — Another psychologically oriented pain-busting tip. |
L | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section — A new section for the only two nutraceuticals I consider worth trying for chronic pain. |
M | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — More positive — I have stopped declaring that “all” nutraceuticals are bogus. There are some exceptions, discussed in the following tip. |
M | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — More positive — I feel better about frictions as a treatment than I used to, so I made this tip sound better. |
L | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
M | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Rewritten — Shifted the focus to elementary pain neurology and a more practical and specific implication: generating a “placebo” effect through education. |
S | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Science update — Added a depressing but important citation showing that chronic pain probably shortens lifespan. |
M | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — General improvements — The whole document got some love today, in the form of widespread editing and clarifications. There’s definitely more polish here. |
L | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
L | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
L | 2012 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
M | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Upgraded — Added important phrasing about prioritizing rest over worries about maintaining fitness. |
L | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section — After studying and reviewing the science and safety of Vitamin D supplementation, I’m finally ready to start recommending it to my readers. |
L | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
L | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section. |
M | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Rewritten — Total revision to strongly emphasize the stakes and the key idea that resting actually requires a lot of good planning. |
M | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Updated — Added the concept of a “thermal workout.” |
M | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Rewritten — Completely revised to emphasize the best and least advertised benefits of strength training. |
L | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section — “Weak hips” is a weak theory! But the hype grows and grows, and must be stopped. |
M | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Updated — Added an important link. |
L | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — New section — The idea of “perfect spots” is worthy of its own tip. Read to find out why. |
L | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Major update — Several minor repairs, two new tips, and a re-write of the icing section. |
L | 2011 | Pain & Injury Survival Tips — Major update — Complete re-write! So thoroughly upgraded it’s like a new article. Modernization of all tips, purging of some that were too old school, and several new ones. This is now a main site page and all future updates will be logged. Several more improvements on the way. |
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