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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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18:45

Plantar Nerve Distribution and Entrapments

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/06/26

I'm a big fan of studying common peripheral nerve entrapments from medical books that are by and for MD's. Here are some strategies that I have success with for foot pain and numbness that involves consideration of plantar nerve distribution and entrapments. Here's my favorite reference: https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B01FH37SI6&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_K2YXS3NA7Q3C76N2XPBG

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14:47

Is that SIJ Pain Really Coming from the SIJ?

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/06/16

Not all SI Joint pain is coming from the SI Joint. In fact, many or most times it's coming from something else. The SIJ is often the underlying instability for many issues like hip and back pain, but that doesn't mean the SIJ will hurt. When there's pain at the SIJ I always check these three things first.

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17:17

Are you muscle testing the hip adductors as a group?

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/06/05

If you find that you rarely see a need to treat the hip adductors and you are only doing a manual muscle test of them as a group, you are likely missing some things.

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09:04

This little muscle can cause some big pain

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/05/29

It's important to look for a problem with anconeus on anyone with lateral epicondyle pain. It's easy to miss and important to treat when it's tight and injured. Here's the link for the October seminar I mentioned: https://kangfu.eu/motor-point-acupuncture-head-neck-upper-extremity-assessment-treatment-strategy-nfl-protocols/

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31:57

Trigger Points: When and Why Do We Need to Treat Them?

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/05/22

If you aren't treating trigger points when it's necessary, you can't get the best results. Knowing when trigger points are the problem is essential. Here's my advice and method for knowing when to look for trigger points to release.

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17:49

Orthopedic Acupuncture (with me) is Not a Spa Day!

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/05/15

When I treat, I want to be sure I'm getting the best results I can get and that requires having the patient move around to see how they feel and then they get back on the table so I can do more treatment.

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16:48

Are our assumptions about Upper Crossed Syndrome and...

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/05/08

Strengthening of weak rhomboids and lower traps is always a good idea, but is it as relevant to posture as we think? Are we trying to make phasic muscles act like postural/tonic muscles?

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18:44

Find this Trigger Point and you may save someone from...

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/05/01

Infraspinatus trigger points can look just like a C5-6 radiculopathy with neck and arm pain and numbness and tingling in the thumb and index finger. If you find this one, you may save someone from a surgery for their disc issue. Here's the case I mentioned: http://www.ijarp.org/published-research-papers/feb2019/The-Confusion-Between-Infraspinatus-Radiating-Pain-And-C5-c6-Radiculopathy-A-Case-Report.pdf

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21:13

Why I don’t use TCM Acupuncture for treating pain

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/04/24

Why use an internal medicine pattern diagnosis to treat a structural issue that can be resolved much quicker and with long-lasting results by acknowledging what we know from modern science? Here are my opinions about what traditional acupuncture is best at and what modern orthopedic acupuncture is best at.

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28:35

My Opinions about Treating Seniors

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/04/17

Treating seniors can be challenging. My opinions about how to get the best outcomes with the least amount of patient complaints about post-treatment soreness.

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16:19

2 similar chronic low back pain cases

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/04/10

If I treated according to the MRI only I would have missed the real cause of their pain.

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13:48

Breathing Mechanics could be the underlying issue for...

The Acupuncture Outsider Podcast ·

2022/04/03

Breathing is done subconsciously so an adapted breathing pattern that is dysfunctional could be the underlying issue that is keeping some of your chronic pain patients from getting better and staying better. Here's a link to Dana Santas' YouTube video about how to correct poor breathing mechanics. https://youtu.be/f7blmN8G2Fk Thank you to Feedspot for listing the Acupuncture Outsider as #7 of their Top 20 Acupuncture podcasts for 2022! https://blog.feedspot.com/acupuncture_podcasts/

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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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