Hope for Healing Chronic Pain: John Stracks, MD + Howard Schubiner, MD Answer Burning Questions

[@melissagreen_]

There is simply no way that I can ever thank Dr Schubiner enough. After 3 years of pain and a disrupted life, it took me no more than a few days to get out of pain and to cure myself completely. All I needed to understand was where the pain was truly coming from, I had been through a traumatic event and suspected it may have been related, but I was astonished at the speed of my recovery. I will be forever grateful for having my life back and I'm excited about my future. This is truly a breaktrhough.

[@elclark6874]

I am so grateful to Dr Schubiner, who introduced me to Curable and Alan Gordon, which got me off long-term opiate use and on the path to getting better. I had no hope for a normal life before I found this program. You are doing amazing work. Thank you.

[@angelab1525]

El clark, how are you doing now?

[@sharonlujan9497]

Thanks for the meditation Dr. Shubiner.

[@lizmott1726]

I keep coming back to this meditation. Thank you.

[@sharonlujan9497]

Delightful yes, for spending the evening with us/!!!

[@sharonlujan9497]

I woke up this morning, unlearning my pain an revisiting the pain nuero pathways that I have innervated through out my life due to various forms of physical and emmotional abuse!!

[@ASHARAHMAD799]

Thank you so much Dr. Schubiner and Dr. Stracks. You're doing amazing work!

[@westcottt851]

Wow, the point on getting pain after exercise and not during is a sign of mind-body was soo interesting and useful! Thank you so much

[@JaySoul711]

Same here! Before being educated on TMS I always thought pain equals harm but that is in case not the fact. We just needed to unlearn the post workout pain. I’m glad you have succeeded as have i :)

[@kalyanimookherji8834]

Thank you for the meditation exercise 🙏

[@louisemackay4804]

Wonderful interview and meditation..thank you both🙏

[@sharonlujan9497]

You guys are really helping me get out of this!!!

[@duq678]

... great interview!... Dr Stacks and Dr Schubiner thank you very much for the amazing work you do .....by the way ... the meditation was just beautiful.....

[@Greeksoopaman]

Interesting what they say at 21:40. I have Chronic Lower Back Pain, and I was completely pain free at the height of lockdown in NYC. Pain didn't really become a problem again until we started to reopen.

[@berniemcilwaine8067]

I used to do twenty minutes every day not done it for a few years. Will pick it up again for sure after that great session living with a lot of pain every day osteoporosis and bone fractures was very active all my life and can't do gardening etc like l used to bit depressing l am 72 years of age

[@sharonlujan9497]

I seem to be getting better now, as I stay off of my feet- and am not going to move again until my body says its time to move again. Pray for me..

[@possibleyes1582]

I like this moment 1:15:22 Cannot stop watching it hehe love & tranquility from Morocco ❤

[@sharonlujan9497]

I am feeling better an soon feel I will have regained my ability to walk again.

[@berniemcilwaine8067]

Thank you l really enjoyed your voice

[@devoradamaris]

🤲🕊🤲sharing

[@sharonlujan9497]

my mindfullness training is really helping me deal w my pain/

[@zackfrank]

Wow, I'm really thrilled you guys brought up psychedelic therapy as it relates to chronic mindbody pain. I've been curious about the application of psychedelic therapy to chronic pain as I've been reading a lot about it recently and I'm glad you have your eyes on it. I started this year discovering Sarno and reading three of his books, then Alan Gordon's The Way Out, (I'm currently working through Dr. Schubiner's Unlearn Your Pain) and then I coincidentally moved on to How To Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan after watching Fantastic Fungi and I've been digging deeply into more resources on psychedelic therapy. I would love to see some research studies on psychedelic-assisted therapy as a treatment for chronic pain / MBS, (beyond just cluster headaches). Maybe Tim Ferriss would be interested in getting involved :)

[@sharonlujan9497]

It did hurt an was scarey confronting all these old demons.

[@carolynarnott5002]

I heard it being mentioned erythromelalgia can this actually be a Mindbody symptom the red burning feet is a big problem for me plus with the tingling burning skin I’d love to hear more on this

[@rlabarbera]

I was diagnosed with CRPS and Erythromyalgia in the feet. It is one million percent a mind body syndrome. I got better!

[@carolynarnott5002]

Rita Labarbera Thankyou this is very encouraging it’s like a woke up one day and then starting to feel these sensations I just got worse arms hands everything and of course I was under a lot of stress

[@diehardpatriot3]

@@rlabarbera Hi Rita, What was Dr. Schubiner’s opinion about Erythromelalgia? I’m experiencing these symptoms right after some other symptoms left. It screams TMS and symptom substitution to me. It seems poeple think it’s genetic . It’s scary to see the redness and it BURNS. Thank you Rita

[@diehardpatriot3]

@@rlabarbera I see there’s only 1 person on the TMS wiki who had the erythro.. and recovered and the other was you who responded to that lady. It’s nowhere mentioned in TMS literature. Thanks

[@diehardpatriot3]

@@carolynarnott5002 where else have you heard erythromelelagia being TMS?

[@mazdaq1981]

This is great. So much good advice. Thank you!

[@sharonlujan9497]

It was good.

[@Caribe78]

Is crps tms

[@rlabarbera]

yes it is

[@fenx57]

Es una lastima me encantaría que estuvieran en Español , no hablo inglés .

[@sharonlujan9497]

I hate talking about my feelings