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Guides and science articles are educational material published under the Gain of Motion byline. Field notes are Anthony Mercer’s personal essays. Their editorial companion sections add general context and linked evidence. Tools organize information and observations; they do not diagnose or prescribe.
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Evidence-led guides link to clinical guidelines, original studies, systematic reviews, methodological resources, and authoritative health information. Each source note describes the relevant scope or an important limitation. A source’s presence in PubMed or PubMed Central identifies where it can be found; it does not make the paper an NIH recommendation.
Consider the studied population, comparison, outcome, follow-up, and certainty before applying a result. A mechanism, an association, and a treatment effect answer different questions. Read the evidence guide for worked examples.
Label examples and preserve uncertainty
Exercise setups and introductory doses are practical examples unless a specific study protocol is identified. They are not presented as universally validated treatment programmes. Hypothetical numbers are identified as teaching examples. Individual restrictions and assessment findings can change exercise decisions.
The site avoids using a single movement response to diagnose a tissue, certify healing, or clear a return to sport. It also avoids presenting one study’s average result as a guarantee for a reader.
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