Pain and suffering turn out to be measurably different things, according to two studies: a study of 160 chronic pain patients found accepting pain, not reducing it, predicted better functioning across every outcome measured, and a brain-imaging study found just 4 days of mindfulness training cut how

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Pain and suffering turn out to be measurably different things, according to two studies: a study of 160 chronic pain patients found accepting pain, not reducing it, predicted better functioning across every outcome measured, and a brain-imaging study found just 4 days of mindfulness training cut how

Your mind's response to pain may matter more than the pain itself—and it's something you can actually change. The post Pain and suffering turn out to be measurably different things, according to two studies: a study of 160 chronic pain patients found acceptin…

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