Meaningful Pain Improvements in 6 Weeks

Supported by results from an independent randomized controlled trial

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Science you can feel good about

Research shows that stress can amplify chronic pain, and vice versa. One recent independent randomized controlled trial explored how Curable’s approach can help break that cycle.

Participants who used Curable for 6 weeks reported statistically significant improvements in pain severity and pain interference. They also noted positive changes in related factors such as pain catastrophizing, anxiety, and depression.

Some improvements were still present at the 12-week follow-up point.

The study included adults with a wide range of chronic primary and secondary pain conditions (non-malignant, non-inflammatory), with an average pain duration of 13.6 years. Of the 198 total participants, 98 received the Curable intervention. The sample reflected the broader chronic pain population, including a majority who identified as women.



What the findings suggest

While no single tool works for everyone, the results indicate that Curable may be a helpful, low-risk, and accessible option for people living with chronic pain.

The study’s findings add to the evidence behind mindbody approaches and support Curable’s role as part of a comprehensive pain management plan.



Why people choose Curable

Compared with many traditional pain management options, Curable is:


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References:
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