Sanjay Gupta

And in the past, you know, I'm not the first person to say this.

People like John Sarno, they sort of alluded to this in his very provocative writings about psychosomatic issues and back pain.

This isn't to marginalize or minimize pain, but it is to highly recommend that people think about what else could be driving their chronic pain other than the sort of obvious thing.

And if you do that,

you're much more likely to get relief and that's why i titled the book what i did it doesn't have to hurt if i had to add a sentence to the back of the title i would have said it doesn't have to hurt as long or as bad everyone's going to have pain in their life but it doesn't have to hurt as long as or as bad

Sunday night.

Sunday night.

Eric, I'm a great admirer of yours.

I don't know how you do it.

You obviously read the book.

I mean, you're on the West Coast and I'm reading your writings at six o'clock in the morning, my time.

And I'm thinking, when did he do this?

I just, for years, your energy and your constant contributions, important contributions to the dialogue are, I just want to say, I really value it.

I know I speak for a lot of people when I say that, but I really value it.

I look to you for everything and I appreciate it very much.