A short video/transcript by Jeff Langmaid introducing a study that compares two different force levels to observe how the body (via biomarkers) responds. The focus is on physiological biomarkers rather than subjective pain reduction; the speaker frames this as an exploratory comparison of differing force applications.
So I liked this study because it analyzes, or at least starts to analyze. Hey, we apply different forces with how we go about things. And this study looked at two different levels of force. We'll get into it in a moment. And basically was trying to see what happens that's different. Not that one is necessarily better or worse than the other at this point, but just, are there any differences when different levels of force are applied? And specifically, I'm going to say not relative to just, did your pain go down more or less. But they really were looking at some interesting biomarkers to determine how does the body, not the conscious mind, but how does the body react differently to different force levels?
