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8/16/25 S11 E4050 - DR. BONATI DISCUSSES A STUDY SAYING PAIN IS IN YOUR BRAIN
8/16/25 S11 E4050 - DR. BONATI DISCUSSES A STUDY SAYING PAIN IS IN YOUR BRAIN
8/16/25 S11 E4050 - DR. BONATI DISCUSSES A STUDY SAYING PAIN IS IN YOUR BRAIN
Saturday 16th August 2025
Dr. Bonati disputes a study claiming chronic back pain is brain-based, offering alternative insights on effective treatments.
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Bonati disputes the idea that chronic back pain is purely brain-based.
- He argues that back pain is a mechanical issue needing specific treatments.
- Bonati Spine Institute boasts high success rates in curing back pain.
- The episode critiques traditional medical approaches to back pain.
- Listeners gain insights into innovative solutions for chronic pain.
"Back pain is not only real, it's also mechanical."
In this intriguing episode of American Medicine Today, Dr. Alfred Bonati challenges a controversial study from the University of Colorado that suggests chronic back pain is rooted in the brain rather than the back itself. The study proposes implanting electrodes to eliminate pain, a concept Dr. Bonati firmly disagrees with. He argues that back pain is a mechanical issue and should be treated as such. With decades of experience, Dr.
Bonati shares his insights on how traditional medical approaches may miss the mark in addressing the real causes of back pain. Dr. Bonati passionately explains that chronic back pain isn't just a mental perception but a tangible problem that can be resolved with proper treatment. He highlights his own successful methods at the Bonati Spine Institute, boasting a high success rate in permanently curing back pain. This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, as Dr.
Bonati describes how some patients were pushed to the brink of despair by conventional treatments before finding relief through his procedures. Listeners will be intrigued by the discussion around the study's implications and the potential impact on patient care. The episode also touches on broader healthcare issues and the complexities surrounding medical innovation. Dr. Bonati's candidness and expertise offer a refreshing perspective on a topic that affects many people worldwide.
If you're curious about the future of back pain treatment or sceptical about current medical practices, this episode is a must-listen. It challenges preconceived notions and provides hope for those seeking effective solutions.