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A mechanical aspect of stress
cpio on Sun Jul 15, 2012 6:49 am
When I was in India I noticed during stress or anger my jaw would get tense and "activated"
in one of the sides right or left, and this often would correlate with burning and itching in the corresponding temple. Deliberatly let go in the jaw would help very soon after.
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