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PODCAST

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast

Dr. Richard Hazel, Doctor of Acupuncture, Licensed Acupuncturist

Dr. Richard Hazel is a distinguished Doctor of Acupuncture and a New York State Licensed Acupuncturist, renowned for his expertise in Functional Acupuncture, with a specialized focus on Orthopedic & Sports Acupuncture. With a passion for optimizing athletic performance and facilitating recovery, Dr. Hazel proudly partners as the acupuncturist for UB Athletics, working with their football, volleyball, and other dedicated athletes. A Leader in Integrative Sports Medicine Dr. Hazel"s approach

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All Episodes

11:24

Electrical Stimulation Acupuncture for Nerve Pain

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/03/13

People who are not familiar with neurofunctional acupuncture may be hesitant to use electrical stimulation acupuncture on neuropathy, but we have decades of clinical evidence from the McMaster program out of Canada that has shown how well electric stimulation of nerve trunks and motor points can act as a nerve block with long-lasting results for neuropathy.

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28:23

Confession: I don’t do a lot of orthopedic testing!

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/03/06

Shhhh. Don't tell. But I don't do a lot of orthopedic testing for many patients. When you know how the body fails and why, do you really need to test over and over knowing that you will find the same muscles weak and the same muscles are tight on most people? I get excellent results in very few treatments and I mostly do testing on a first visit if I want to show the patient what is going on with them. Most of the time, I know from their symptoms what is over-working and what is inhibited

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12:10

Tips for Shoulder Mobility

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/02/27

Improving shoulder mobility takes more than treating rotator cuff and deltoids. In this episode I give some really simple approaches you can try for improving shoulder mobility.

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12:22

Foot Pain Tips - Is it really plantar fasciitis?

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/02/20

A lot of foot pain gets called plantar fasciitis. Whether it is or isn't really doesn't help me. For each person I need to know where and when it hurts and then I want to figure out what to treat.

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17:28

Are Patients Paying for Time or Results?

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/02/13

Do you feel like you need to keep the patient on the table longer than necessary so they perceive more value in the treatment? If you can correct a problem in 10 minutes, is it worth less than if they were lying on the table for 30 minutes?

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26:05

Needling in 3D - butter, cheese and cork

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/02/06

This is how I feel the different levels of needling into muscles for treatment with motor point or trigger point acupuncture. It's not just about being on a channel. It's about knowing how deep you are and how deep you need to go to get to the muscle that you want to treat.

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09:33

Nerve Entrapments of the Forearm

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/01/30

Some muscular entrapments of the radial, ulnar and median nerve that every orthopedic acupuncturist should know.

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19:25

The Adductor Magnus is very interesting and easy to...

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/01/23

3 orientations of muscle fibers, 2 origins, 2 innervations Trigger points can cause pelvic pain a couple cases of adductor magnus injury give your athletes more explosive power on hip extension, especially for hockey, football, cycling, and weight lifting.

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37:33

Treating Chronic Pain Patients

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/01/16

We should be able to help most chronic pain patients without seeing them for 20 or 30 visits. Ideally it should take under 10 visits and often 3-7 visits. I follow Janda's guidance on treating pain. I'm not treating the pain; I'm treating the dysfunctional movement and limited range of motion. When normal movement, stability and ROM are restored, the pain will be gone (or greatly reduced).

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41:26

Having the Right Tools for the Task

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2021/12/31

My opinions about needle gauges and lengths for motor and trigger points. Ischemic muscle, tight over-facilitated muscle, postural muscles. They all require a thicker gauge needle for easy insertion and treatment.

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19:11

The Relationship Between the Psoas and the QL

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2021/12/19

Sheering forces pull the spine forward or backward and our body needs to protect the spine by protectively tightening the erectors, QL, multifidi and psoas as part of the core's intrinsic stabilization function. (Sorry for the dog noises. My dogs only play this much when I'm trying to record. 🤦‍♂️)

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27:34

Don‘t Forget the Gemelli and Obturator Internus

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2021/12/12

What is Deep Gluteal Syndrome? Are you assessing for short gemelli and obturator internus? Got patients with gluteal pain on sitting? Do you treat piriformis for sciatica but ignore the other deep rotators? I hope this will encourage you to start treating them on most of your hip and sciatica patients.

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19:01

Low Back Pain Assessment Tricks from Travell & Simons

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2021/12/05

I've been using the pain referral charts from Travell & Simons to successfully treat low back pain for years. If you can't do an assessment with manual muscle testing because your patient is in too much pain or because your patient is somewhere else where you can't palpate or test, this should give you some guidance on how to assess so you know what they need to work on for relief. I mentioned my ebook in this episode. If you're interested, here's the

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18:21

Treating Migraine Headache with Motor Points and...

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2021/11/29

Some of my thoughts about what is successful in treating migraines and why. Myofascial trigger point pain referral or occipital nerves. A connection between C1-3 and the trigeminal nerve via the brainstem. Nerve entrapments by muscles and the trapezius aponeurosis. Some other things to consider.

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18:03

The Acupuncture Outsider Intro

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2021/11/26

A little about me and why I wanted to do a podcast. I'd like to make the outlier the mainstream in acupuncture and maybe challenge some of the dogma in orthopedic acupuncture.

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