Myth or Reality: Is Pain Really in the Head? | Q-Technology
True or False: "Pain is all in your head..."? What science says (and what Q-Technology does about it)
Who hasn't heard this refrain—sometimes as a reproach, sometimes as advice: "Pain is all in your head!" But is it really that simple? Science tells us: it's somewhat true... but mostly false!
✅ What science shows
Yes, pain is indeed generated in the brain: it results from a complex neurobiological process where your brain filters and interprets the signals sent by your body's sensors (tissues, organs, skin, nerves, etc.).
But NO, it's not "psychological"! Feeling pain means living a very real experience, influenced by:
the condition of your tissues,
but also by your environment, your emotions, your sleep, your posture, your breathing…
🔬 The neurobiology of pain in brief
🧠 You can suffer… without visible injury: this is the phenomenon of phantom limb or fibromyalgia.
😰 Stress, anxiety, and fatigue amplify pain signals.
🔄 The brain sometimes retains a memory of pain even after the initial cause has disappeared: this is central sensitization.
💡 Did you know? Understanding the mechanisms of pain can already reduce it. This is the foundation of modern therapeutic education.
💡 The Q-Approach: Addressing the root causes
Q-Technology doesn't just mask pain. Thanks to bio-informed frequencies, our circuits (Q-One, Q-S, and Q-Ultra) help to:
Naturally realign the body,
Send reassuring, stable, and coherent signals to the brain,
Reduce discomfort, without medication or manipulation.
The result: the nervous system re-educates itself, the posture-pain balance is restored, and the sensations profoundly change.
🤔 Rewriting the myth
At Q-Technology, we'll never tell you, "It's all in the mind." We prefer to explain how body and mind communicate—and why simple, innovative tools can reset the nervous system, break the vicious cycles of pain... and change the game.
💬 And you?
Have you ever heard this myth? What absurd advice have you been given to "treat" your pain? Share your experience in the comments or your quiz #mytheoupain
Conclusion
Saying that pain "is in the head" ignores the richness of human neurobiology... But it also misses out on innovative solutions. What if we put science, education, and technology back at the heart of pain management?
#pain #neuroscience #QTechnology #posture #biohacking #neuroplasticity
Who hasn't heard this refrain—sometimes as a reproach, sometimes as advice: "Pain is all in your head!" But is it really that simple? Science tells us: it's somewhat true... but mostly false!
✅ What science shows
Yes, pain is indeed generated in the brain: it results from a complex neurobiological process where your brain filters and interprets the signals sent by your body's sensors (tissues, organs, skin, nerves, etc.).
But NO, it's not "psychological"! Feeling pain means living a very real experience, influenced by:
the condition of your tissues,
but also by your environment, your emotions, your sleep, your posture, your breathing…
🔬 The neurobiology of pain in brief
🧠 You can suffer… without visible injury: this is the phenomenon of phantom limb or fibromyalgia.
😰 Stress, anxiety, and fatigue amplify pain signals.
🔄 The brain sometimes retains a memory of pain even after the initial cause has disappeared: this is central sensitization.
💡 Did you know? Understanding the mechanisms of pain can already reduce it. This is the foundation of modern therapeutic education.
💡 The Q-Approach: Addressing the root causes
Q-Technology doesn't just mask pain. Thanks to bio-informed frequencies, our circuits (Q-One, Q-S, and Q-Ultra) help to:
Naturally realign the body,
Send reassuring, stable, and coherent signals to the brain,
Reduce discomfort, without medication or manipulation.
The result: the nervous system re-educates itself, the posture-pain balance is restored, and the sensations profoundly change.
🤔 Rewriting the myth
At Q-Technology, we'll never tell you, "It's all in the mind." We prefer to explain how body and mind communicate—and why simple, innovative tools can reset the nervous system, break the vicious cycles of pain... and change the game.
💬 And you?
Have you ever heard this myth? What absurd advice have you been given to "treat" your pain? Share your experience in the comments or your quiz #mytheoupain
Conclusion
Saying that pain "is in the head" ignores the richness of human neurobiology... But it also misses out on innovative solutions. What if we put science, education, and technology back at the heart of pain management?
#pain #neuroscience #QTechnology #posture #biohacking #neuroplasticity