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For full show notes and resources go to https://jen.health/podcast/412

2:45 Discussion on how overused diagnoses and imaging can be more harmful than helpful.

3:22 Explaining that age-related changes on imaging are common and not always linked to pain.

4:21 How people identify with diagnoses and the importance of not letting them define you.

6:32 Research shows structural knee changes are common and not always related to pain; term “chondromalacia patella” is outdated.

7:57 Studies show patellar alignment changes on MRI have minimal association with pain or function.

9:53 A listener’s story about anxiety from imaging results and the pitfalls of overemphasizing degenerative disc disease.

11:51 Studies show high rates of disc herniation and degeneration in people without back pain.

14:48 Rotator cuff tears are common on imaging, often found in people without shoulder pain.

16:04 Routine imaging for shoulder pain is discouraged unless there are specific severe symptoms.

19:20 “Shoulder impingement” is often misdiagnosed; structural changes don’t always cause pain.

21:01 Research shows surgery for impingement isn’t always better than physical therapy.

22:49 A listener avoided surgery and recovered from a severe disc herniation with time and rehab.

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For full show notes and resources, please visit: https://jen.health/podcast/410

3:05 Discussion on foot health's complexity and its significance in daily life.

6:24 Study findings on how toe spacers can help improve bunions and toe alignment.

7:52 Discussion on foot structure and how traditional footwear affects foot health.

9:49 Addressing the possibility of calming and potentially reversing bunions through exercises.

12:14 Critique of the belief that bunions cannot be changed and encouraging proactive care.

14:39 Beginning the discussion on plantar fasciitis and its underlying causes.

16:46 Emphasis on the necessity of movement in the healing process for plantar fasciitis.

19:10 Techniques for strengthening the foot, including heel raises and toe elevation.

20:15 Importance of analyzing walking patterns and their effects on foot health.

22:25 Advice on maintaining foot health and strength during pregnancy.