Instead of labeling the human body as flawed, Esther explains how our misuse of it is the real issue. Her method emphasizes techniques like "stretch sitting" to naturally realign the spine and relieve pressure. Simple adjustments in daily routines can create lasting relief, showing that pain management is within reach for everyone.
Listeners will find practical steps to regain control over their bodies and reclaim a pain-free life through these thoughtful, anthropological insights into posture and structural health.
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Instagram: @gokhalemethod
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Book: 8 Steps to a Pain-Free Back, by Esther Gokhale
Website: www.gokhalemethod.com
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Website: thepaingamepodcast.com
Instagram: @thepaingamepodcast
Episode Highlights:
(00:00) Introduction to Chronic Pain and Healing
(02:33) Understanding Back Pain and Its Impact
(04:53) Esther Gauklai's Journey with Back Pain
(09:57) The Gokhale Method: A New Approach to Pain Relief
(17:49) Posture, Movement, and Emotional Health
(26:09) Hope and Healing: A Message for Chronic Pain Sufferers
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