How to build #corestrength & #corestability is not what you think it is. It's not doing #situps or #crunches, it's about doing #coreexercises that fit with your #spine biomechanics. In this episode you can learn what they are.
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Do you have low back pain? Or maybe you want to improve your core strength? A common question I get is, should I bend my spine? In EP2 you'll learn about some of the times when you can and when it's not so good for your spine.
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How do you build low back fitness without damaging the spine? It's true, you can damage the spine with exercise. A lot of it comes down to the exercises we choose. The exercise choice comes from how we think the low back muscles work.
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Pre-pandemic I debated the CEO of Astra Zeneca at the Cambridge Union who said we need MORE people on MORE drugs
NO! You can’t drug people into being healthy
And now look. It’s corporate greed & systematic political failure that has brought the #NHS to its knees
#BadPharma
Prof @denisrancourt has been removed from research gate (where academics publish their papers) for publishing on the harms of masks.
We are in full witch hunt mode now. Science - which by definition requires debate - cannot exist in this environment.
Dr. Tess Lawrie, Director of the Evidence-Based Medicine Consultancy Ltd., urges doctors across the globe to look at the mountains of evidence for IVM and remember their oath to do the best for their patients. "It's your duty to look at the evidence." #ivermectinSavesLives
Important to look at UK covid stats in the context of time and other countries - thats why I often refer to other rates and the number of non Covid deaths. Countries like France didnt have a wave in january. Rates still dropping today in the UK- 3142 new cases. Thx for logging
Experts claim that “inflated fear levels will be responsible for the ‘collateral’ deaths of many thousands of people with non-Covid illnesses” https://t.co/L73mPb0XMh
This will be my first and possibly last tweet (thread) as I am mostly here to learn. It is prompted by a recent study questioning lockdown efficacy that is getting a lot of attention. It appears people believe it to be the first of its kind, but I have been collecting similar
NHSE have used unhelpful definitions of community acquired and hospital acquired. But by any measure hospital acquired infections are a major problem. Graph shows definite community acquired (in orange) vs patients only diagnosed once they were inpatients (in blue).