Peter Attia· MD
prior to probably 1970 or maybe 1980 it was very prevalent even in the US it was very widely done so this is kind of everyone I talk to them about it now it sounds like I'm doing something experimental and radical
The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
prior to probably 1970 or maybe 1980 it was very prevalent even in the US it was very widely done so this is kind of everyone I talk to them about it now it sounds like I'm doing something experimental and radical
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and then after 12 weeks the German protocol allows for a retreatment and at that point you get up to 90 plus% success in terms of reducing pain
let's use that as a bridge to talking about using radiation to enhance tissue and this is for joint arthritis arthritis tendonitis berscitis plantar fascitis is a really big one