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Is this hyperbole? In your OP, AMI is described as a particular type of injury to the joint area causing the muscle to lose the ability to contract properly. I would love to see some statistics that support the idea that injuries to the joint are a significant proportion of injuries in general, let alone AMI being the single biggest factor in the maladies you describe above.
Sounds like we have an AMI junkie on our hands. I can relate though. I have gotten my hands on a few tidbits of esoteric knowledge that I just couldn't keep to myself, and so I went to various Internet chatboards to boast about said knowledge in the hopes that I would somehow win the Internet, or at least a portion thereof. Doesn't ever pan out though. You'll be gone soon.
ETA I would guess that blunt force trauma and atherosclerosis are both bigger factors than AMI.
I should have been more clear, I am talking about musculo-skeletal pain, dysfunction, and injury, inclusive of sports injury, but not inclusive of high velocity trauma like auto accidents. In my "thesis" I am not including other disease states like heart disease, etc.
One thing that I think you and others are not registering, I stated that I think AMI is the SINGLE BIGGEST FACTOR. That doesn't mean there aren't many other factors. By definition it means that all other factors combined dwarf the concequences of AMI. AMI could be a factor in 5% of pain, dysfunction, injury and still be the single biggest factor.
Again, by starting the sentance with "I think", it clearly states this is my OPINION. Logically there is one single biggest factor, it has to be something. My opinion based on the work that I do. I'm not stating that this is provable, or that any energy should be put into proving it. Of course, I could be wrong. Mostly I'm just interested in discussing AMI and its role in various problems.