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Fascinating! I have a friend who sometimes gets migraines so I will tell them to check out the daith piercings. Thanks for sharing!

Yes Alan Gordon's book is an easy read, it has a lot more up to date examples and a nice lighthearted style.

If you are interested on books that show the mind body connection with more serious diseases, I recommend "when the body says no" by Gabor Mate.

Hey thanks for taking the time to read the article!

So what kind of damage do the scans reveal? One thing that is expanded upon by Sarno in his book is that he would scan the backs of normal people off the street as a control group when doing experiments. One of things he noticed was that these "normal" people (they experienced no chronic pain) had just as many physical abnormalities (herniated discs etc) as the chronic pain sufferers did! So I think what he (not me because im not a doctor) would say is: You may very well have had tissue damage in the past which probably healed at some point. So when you get a scan you can still detect where it healed etc. But that does not mean that your pain is anything other that "neuroplastic pain", ie, your body has healed but the "pain" has been remembered!

Wow that is a fascinating remark about daith piercings! I luckily dont suffer from migraines but migraines are another commonly attributed TMS symptom, so since you have that history it may mean you have traits that match the TMS personality...

Hey do you mind sharing which keyboard you have used for stenography? (Im looking for something that has super low activation force switches)

Nice to hear someone else still rocking the 7990

Even on long video calls (1-2 hours) I haven't had any problems but have not tested anything longer than that.

Wow thanks for the suggestion! I knew there must be some way to do it with fewer steps but didn't quite figure out what it was so I really appreciate this comment. When I get a chance I'll test what you said out!