Forever Painless

End Chronic Pain and Reclaim Your Life in 30 Minutes a Day

De: Miranda Esmonde-White

Narrado por: Susan Ericksen

Duración: 7 h y 39 m

Resumen del Editor

End chronic pain - for good - with this practical guide from the PBS personality behind Classical Stretch and author of the New York Times best seller Aging Backwards.

Chronic pain is the most common cause of long-term disability in the United States. Twenty percent of American adults accept back spasms, throbbing joints, arthritis aches, and other physical pain as inevitable consequences of aging, illness, or injury.

But the human body is not meant to endure chronic pain. Miranda Esmonde-White has spent decades helping professional athletes, ballet dancers, and Olympians overcome potentially career-ending injuries and guiding MS patients and cancer survivors toward pain-free mobility. Now, in Forever Painless, she shows everyone how to heal their aching bodies and live pain free.

The root of nearly all pain is movement - or lack thereof. We need to move our bodies to refresh, nourish, and revitalize our cells. Without physical activity our cells become stagnant and decay, accelerating the aging process and causing pain. People who suffer chronic pain often become sedentary, afraid that movement and activity will make things worse when just the opposite is true: Movement is essential to healing. In Forever Painless, Miranda provides detailed instructions for gentle exercise designed to ease discomfort in the feet and ankles, knees, hips, back, and neck - allowing anyone to live happier, healthier, and pain free no matter their age.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.

©2016 Miranda Esmonde-White (P)2016 HarperCollins Publishers

for ever painless

Gteat information and very helpful to help with painless movement. I plan to use this information every day going forword.

Interesting, missing exercises

Would you try another book from Miranda Esmonde-White and/or Susan Ericksen?

The theory and science is interesting and compelling. Pretty well written and easy to listen to. Sounds very much worth trying. However, with the Audible version, there is no way to access the exercises. In the audio at the beginning they say one can access material to view exercises. But I see no way to do this. I recommend getting a format in which you can see and study the exercises since it is so important to do them carefully.

What three words best describe Susan Ericksen’s performance?

Soothing. A smidge patronizing, but I can handle it :-).