In this episode of the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast, Dr. Yass joins Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner to discuss the wasted time and money the medical system uses to diagnose and treat pain and how you can resolve your own pain with the Yass Method of identifying the source of the pain and strengthening that area with simple targeted exercises.
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If your legs feel like dead weight when you wake up at night, it can be scary. Here’s are the four most-likely causes of this unusual symptom.
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Thoracic outlet syndrome can cause pain or numbness in your neck, shoulder, arm or hand. Learn how this tricky condition is diagnosed and treated…
Cannabinoid drugs help with pain, but not by lowering pain intensity. Instead, they make pain less unpleasant and more tolerable.
Why are doctors so attached to their opioids when there are safer, effective options available? Know your options, says Bottom Line CEO Sarah Hiner.
The opioid epidemic is raging. But for some people with intractable pain, these powerful drugs can be appropriate. How to use them safely…
Recent research says you can improve chronic low-back pain just by doing fun video-game exercises at home. Get the details here…
If you’re in pain, you expect your doctor to help you get relief. But a new survey shows that doctors’ judgments about you can get in the way…
The right medical marijuana formulation can treat chronic pain and other conditions. Find out what to look for.
Don’t let knee pain or back pain stop you from getting the exercise that will help you feel better. Do these exercises instead.