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Is osteoarthritis considered TMS or is it normal to have pain?
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JanAtheCPA
Beloved Grand Eagle
Osteo is caused by inflammation, and inflammation, as I just wrote in your other thread, is a physiological response to stress, among other things.
So it stands to reason that too many years of stress in today's world can result in OA. Or other inflammatory-based conditions.
The problem with arthritis is that by the time the joints have undergone certain physiological changes, while it might be very possible to stop the process with rigorous application of TMS recovery techniques (including a commitment to emotional healing if that has not been done), the damage already done in this particular condition might not be reversible.
However, I would think that using TMS techniques for arthritis pain is a no-brainer. Everyone knows by now that pain increases with fear, which makes total sense when you remember that all pain originates in the brain.
So it stands to reason that too many years of stress in today's world can result in OA. Or other inflammatory-based conditions.
The problem with arthritis is that by the time the joints have undergone certain physiological changes, while it might be very possible to stop the process with rigorous application of TMS recovery techniques (including a commitment to emotional healing if that has not been done), the damage already done in this particular condition might not be reversible.
However, I would think that using TMS techniques for arthritis pain is a no-brainer. Everyone knows by now that pain increases with fear, which makes total sense when you remember that all pain originates in the brain.