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More Than 52,000 People Claim Benefits for “Non-Specific” Back Pain – What Is Really Going On?

2026-09-25T15:09:01+01:00

A headline in The Times caught my attention this week: more than 52,000 people in England and Wales are receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) with “non-specific back pain” recorded as their main disabling condition. As an osteopath who has spent nearly four decades assessing and treating people with back pain, I found the story fascinating — [...]

More Than 52,000 People Claim Benefits for “Non-Specific” Back Pain – What Is Really Going On?2026-09-25T15:09:01+01:00

Endometriosis and the Whole Person

2026-09-28T10:08:28+01:00

Why can someone have severe pelvic pain when a scan appears normal, or continue to hurt after treatment? Endometriosis challenges us to investigate the disease while also understanding how pain affects the rest of the person. Gerry at The Health Equation For many years I have explored the links between symptoms and wider health [...]

Endometriosis and the Whole Person2026-09-28T10:08:28+01:00

PMOS formerly PCOS and the whole person

2026-09-28T10:07:02+01:00

Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), formerly PCOS, is more than a question of ovarian appearance or fertility. How do insulin signalling, ovulation, sleep, breathing and physical health fit together in the care of one person? Gerry at The Health Equation For many years I have explored the links between symptoms and wider health in [...]

PMOS formerly PCOS and the whole person2026-09-28T10:07:02+01:00

Testosterone in Women and the Difference Between Biological Plausibility and Proven Treatment

2026-09-28T10:05:39+01:00

Testosterone is increasingly discussed in relation to women's health. It is a real part of female physiology, with roles extending beyond sexual desire. Yet the evidence for prescribing it depends on the outcome we hope to improve. What should we do when the biology is interesting, patients describe genuine symptoms, but clinical research has [...]

Testosterone in Women and the Difference Between Biological Plausibility and Proven Treatment2026-09-28T10:05:39+01:00

Is Menopause Really Causing Your Joint and Muscle Pain?

2026-09-28T10:04:36+01:00

Joint pain, aching muscles and stiffness are increasingly being described as symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. A relatively new term — “musculoskeletal syndrome of menopause” — has even been proposed to describe these problems. But is menopause really the cause? Or might the hormonal transition sometimes be one part of a much more complicated musculoskeletal picture? [...]

Is Menopause Really Causing Your Joint and Muscle Pain?2026-09-28T10:04:36+01:00

The Global CO2 Paradox

2026-09-20T19:10:24+01:00

The Global CO2 Paradox Too Much in the Atmosphere and Too Little in the Human Body Gerry Gajadharsingh DO The introduction is also available on Spotify as a podcast by "Gerry at The Health Equation". Search Spotify for "Gerry at The Health Equation", or use this link: Gerry at The Health Equation on Spotify [...]

The Global CO2 Paradox2026-09-20T19:10:24+01:00

Is Perimenopause a Medical Condition

2026-09-20T18:52:50+01:00

Is Perimenopause a Medical Condition A normal hormonal transition may still produce clinically significant symptoms requiring careful, individualised assessment. The introduction is also available on Spotify as a podcast by "Gerry at The Health Equation". Search Spotify for "Gerry at The Health Equation", or use this link: Gerry at The Health Equation on Spotify [...]

Is Perimenopause a Medical Condition2026-09-20T18:52:50+01:00

Polypharmacy: when the prescription becomes part of the problem

2026-09-20T18:51:55+01:00

Polypharmacy: when the prescription becomes part of the problem Why older people need comprehensive reassessment—not simply another prescription for each new symptom The introduction is also available on Spotify as a podcast by “Gerry at The Health Equation”. Search Spotify for “Gerry at The Health Equation”, or use this link: Gerry at The Health [...]

Polypharmacy: when the prescription becomes part of the problem2026-09-20T18:51:55+01:00

Could inflammation be one cause of difficult-to-treat depression?

2026-09-20T18:49:28+01:00

Could inflammation be one cause of difficult-to-treat depression? A small study of an arthritis drug offers an intriguing glimpse into the relationship between immunity, inflammation and mental health The introduction is also available on Spotify as a podcast by “Gerry at The Health Equation”. Search Spotify for “Gerry at The Health Equation”, or use [...]

Could inflammation be one cause of difficult-to-treat depression?2026-09-20T18:49:28+01:00

Different triggers, shared systems: a new biological view of chronic fatigue

2026-09-20T18:15:10+01:00

Different triggers, shared systems: a new biological view of chronic fatigue Research into ME/CFS, long Covid, PTSD, rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis points towards convergence within interconnected regulatory networks The introduction is also available on Spotify as a podcast by “Gerry at The Health Equation”. Search Spotify for “Gerry at The Health Equation”, or [...]

Different triggers, shared systems: a new biological view of chronic fatigue2026-09-20T18:15:10+01:00
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