Dr. Danny Shapiro

I think every single human being should start dancing. I honestly think so. There's so much shoulders involved, necks involved, feet, knees. I think everybody should dance. It keeps your body so fluid.

I think every single human being should start dancing. I honestly think so. There's so much shoulders involved, necks involved, feet, knees. I think everybody should dance. It keeps your body so fluid.

I think every single human being should start dancing. I honestly think so. There's so much shoulders involved, necks involved, feet, knees. I think everybody should dance. It keeps your body so fluid.

Thank you so much, Dr. Tina. I'm really excited to be here with you. I know we're going to dive into a lot of things, a lot of really interesting topics, a lot of things that people need to hear and understand and verifying a lot of just misconceptions in the medical field. So I'm really excited to dive in and very thankful to be here with you.

Thank you so much, Dr. Tina. I'm really excited to be here with you. I know we're going to dive into a lot of things, a lot of really interesting topics, a lot of things that people need to hear and understand and verifying a lot of just misconceptions in the medical field. So I'm really excited to dive in and very thankful to be here with you.

Thank you so much, Dr. Tina. I'm really excited to be here with you. I know we're going to dive into a lot of things, a lot of really interesting topics, a lot of things that people need to hear and understand and verifying a lot of just misconceptions in the medical field. So I'm really excited to dive in and very thankful to be here with you.

To start off, I mean, what really piqued my curiosity about the human body and all the things that it's truly capable of, I used to be a professional ballroom dancer for 16 years. I was a United States ballroom champion. I was a world competitor. I was a United States representative across the globe since the age of 10.

To start off, I mean, what really piqued my curiosity about the human body and all the things that it's truly capable of, I used to be a professional ballroom dancer for 16 years. I was a United States ballroom champion. I was a world competitor. I was a United States representative across the globe since the age of 10.

To start off, I mean, what really piqued my curiosity about the human body and all the things that it's truly capable of, I used to be a professional ballroom dancer for 16 years. I was a United States ballroom champion. I was a world competitor. I was a United States representative across the globe since the age of 10.

And the human body, moving it for hours on end, there's no off season for dancing. So you're in it. And the body is incredibly fascinating. It can do things that people couldn't even imagine. And it's really, really extraordinary. And we don't even fully understand it yet.

And the human body, moving it for hours on end, there's no off season for dancing. So you're in it. And the body is incredibly fascinating. It can do things that people couldn't even imagine. And it's really, really extraordinary. And we don't even fully understand it yet.

And the human body, moving it for hours on end, there's no off season for dancing. So you're in it. And the body is incredibly fascinating. It can do things that people couldn't even imagine. And it's really, really extraordinary. And we don't even fully understand it yet.

And so that really piqued my interest in physical medicine, what really just kind of catapulted me into the physical therapy realm, essentially. And as I got deeper and deeper into this field, I realized there's a lot of misconceptions, especially when it comes to imaging.

And so that really piqued my interest in physical medicine, what really just kind of catapulted me into the physical therapy realm, essentially. And as I got deeper and deeper into this field, I realized there's a lot of misconceptions, especially when it comes to imaging.

And so that really piqued my interest in physical medicine, what really just kind of catapulted me into the physical therapy realm, essentially. And as I got deeper and deeper into this field, I realized there's a lot of misconceptions, especially when it comes to imaging.

And people who are getting MRI results and x-ray results saying that they have arthritis, they need hip replacements or joint replacements so that they have labral tears, that they have to get laminectomies and all these different kinds of things, which is crazy because those people who are told these things, who have limitations, who have pain, can then go on without the surgery to get rid of pain entirely.

And people who are getting MRI results and x-ray results saying that they have arthritis, they need hip replacements or joint replacements so that they have labral tears, that they have to get laminectomies and all these different kinds of things, which is crazy because those people who are told these things, who have limitations, who have pain, can then go on without the surgery to get rid of pain entirely.

And people who are getting MRI results and x-ray results saying that they have arthritis, they need hip replacements or joint replacements so that they have labral tears, that they have to get laminectomies and all these different kinds of things, which is crazy because those people who are told these things, who have limitations, who have pain, can then go on without the surgery to get rid of pain entirely.

And then, okay, well, hey, you may have arthritis, but what if the arthritis is not actually causing you the problem? Right.

And then, okay, well, hey, you may have arthritis, but what if the arthritis is not actually causing you the problem? Right.