Dr. Karan Rajan

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3,158 appearances 17 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard yesterday

Dr. Karan Rajan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Pain, is that a direct correlate or does that mean that someone has got some tissue damage or a problem, or is it that simple? matched
Yeah. matched
Well, yeah. matched
Perception shapes reality. matched
So if you're told something is a certain way, your experiences will be guided by that information. matched
And I think to go on to say that matched
Pain is also matched
Broadly speaking, the thresholds of pain and the amplification of that and the volume of pain matched
is dictated by your perception. matched
I think the simplest analogy I could think about is if you're getting an injection, say you're getting a vaccine into your arm. matched
If you look at the needle going in, the pain will be worse than if you're distracted talking to someone else and then you're like, Oh, have you done the vaccine already? matched
I think that you know that is matched
you look at it, you're putting in more neurological signals and stimuli and input from your eyes that it's going in, and you're expecting the pain. matched
The anticipation of that pain drives the pain up, right? matched
Turns the volume up. matched
And I guess what you're talking about is someone's getting all these scans and they find all these incidental findings, these incidental omas. matched
They're now gonna think, Oh, I've gotta have that symptom now because it's been proven that I've got the inflammation in my intestine. matched
So you're gonna start feeling those things. matched
The brain's a very weird thing. matched
On the topic of pain. matched
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