NHS Study Exposes the Truth About Hip Impingement vs Physical Therapy

[@Uprighthealth]

What were you shocked to learn from this video? Drop me a comment!👇 👉Want to improve your hip mobility? Check out the Healthy Hips program! uprighthealth.com/healthy-hips 👉Been told you have Hip Impingement? Check out the FAI Fix: www.thefaifix.com

[@shepatown]

I'm shocked that I can't trust doctors advice. Even the studies show bias. Psoas I was saying, ..

[@saraht4973]

I have heard and read papers like this before where you really have to know and you have to have someone help you know what the document is actually saying. And thank you because you’re helping us know what the document is saying. It is fraud that will actually make people feel worse. We need more people like you.

[@user-ju6qo3ev2q]

What if you have osteoarthritis not impingement. Do you still believe physical therapy is better than hip relplacement surgery? If there’s bone on bone how can physical therapy alone get rid of pain?

[@shepatown]

@@user-ju6qo3ev2q I hope you get an answer, but I think he's covered this in text form on the website, or on another video. I just can't remember the material. Good questions though!

[@veraw5298]

Basically, a book written by a surgeon 'Confessions of a medical heretic' says that 99% of operations do nothing but harm. Traditional non-invasive treatments are always better. But guess what, who's gonna earn from them? So, no wonder this so-called research has this conclusion. It refers to many other area of medicine, and there are plenty of medical professionals talking about the same. Say, Bruce Lupton, Suzanne Hampries, etc. It's just that pharma doesn't earn from this, that is the problem. But there are PLENTY of doctors around the world who are aware of what's happening. By the way, I tried liking your video but I didn't succeed. I guess KZbin doesn't like such outrageous videos, if you know what I mean.

[@Dan-od6ut]

I was booked in for FAI surgery until I found your video "What is FAI? Learn the truth about femoroacetabular impingement." After following your advice my hip was dramatically improved in just a few days. 7 years on, no surgery and no pain!

[@patriciapiper6294]

WOW DAN. GOOD TO HEAR OF YOUR SUCCESS OF SELF REPAIR. MATT FIXED MY SHOULDER PAIN OF 15 YRS. WITH STRETCHES. IT WAS SO QUICK AND EASY. I WAS SOLD ON HIM AND WILL ALWAYS BE!! KEEP GOING!!! KEEP IMPROVING!!!. MUCH LOVE, PATRICIA.👀🇺🇸

[@Uprighthealth]

NICE, dan! Congratulations on avoiding surgery and learning how to heal and nourish your body! 💪

[@Uprighthealth]

Happy to have helped you too, Patricia! ❤️

[@trentriver]

Thanks! You are, without a doubt, one of the most helpful YT contributors. I worked in public health for 30+ years (now retired) and have reviewed many studies. You are so correct that one needs to CLOSELY look at how the study is designed and interpreted. Bias in studies, both intentional and unintentional (being kind) is rampant - in particular many of the statistical analyses. In any event, very glad that I found your site.

[@Uprighthealth]

Thanks so much for your support!

[@MA-eb2kz]

Thank you for making this kind of video! I've seen this bias wayyyy too much in my own research on health over the years. 😕

[@4vii347]

A much needed video in today's time

[@00SuperHAN00]

This is why we should have critical view on so called scientific researches. Anyone who attended grad school understand how easy to design a research to produce certain outcome.

[@mkarlmark]

You are awesome man! Thanks!

[@MaksReznik]

12 (maybe 13?) years later, still dropping those FAI truth bombs!

[@saleemahfareed4790]

I am happy I don’t have that problem and if I did I wouldn’t do the questionnaire paperwork heck no thanks for sharing

[@KS-of8qx]

Thanks so much for all the great videos and resources! The research base (or lack of…) for physiotherapy and other musculoskeletal health interventions is pretty depressing. I’d love to know what physios really think about stuff like the Personalised Hip Therapy protocol. Do they actually think it’s best practice? Or do they feel that it doesn’t really matter what exercises they give patients (maybe because the biopsychosocial model is so hot right now)?

[@RebeccaMac-zk2il]

Love this! Consistent with my experience in physiotherapy for FAI.

[@saraht4973]

You are amazing. Thank you 😊

[@Joy80JJ]

Thanks so much for these kinds of video's

[@laurasharp7955]

I liked the comment below from Dan. Are you a phsiotherapist? Would these exercises also help for arthritis?

[@potapotapotapotapotapota]

thanks for going indepth about this

[@panache1127]

I did multiple rounds of PT for FAI before I found you. Mostly it was a lot of Bird-dog and never helped. I can see why it fails.

[@Uprighthealth]

"Core-based physical therapy" is what they like to call it. Avoid any movements that might possibly help...🙄

[@panache1127]

@@Uprighthealth You won't keep coming back if it actually gets better!

[@JohnRosado-ts1jp]

I always remember ATM ...always think muscles

[@ths6583]

謝謝！

[@Uprighthealth]

I truly appreciate the support!

[@appl314]

How does fai relate to osteoarthritis? Does the physical therapy verses replacement concepts still apply ?

[@cindyhefty1916]

I have osteoarthritis and had an anterior total hip replacement two and a half months ago. I tried all the mobility and stretching exercises. They exacerbated the pain. I’m getting the other hip replaced in the spring and can’t wait!! Best decision I could have made.

[@appl314]

@@cindyhefty1916 could i ask how long did it take you to get back to proper walking without pain?

[@Uprighthealth]

Doctors claim FAI will lead to osteoarthritis. Multiple studies have shown this is not true. doi.org/10.1080/02841850801935567 doi.org/10.1007%2Fs11999-015-4379-6

[@barkounsif]

Thanks!

[@Uprighthealth]

Really appreciate the support!

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