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Old 04-10-2010, 02:51 AM #1
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Default Is pain good or bad ?

I thought Id pose this question to others here who have experinced " changes " with their neuroapthy or deviations from trying different things over years , and ask if you think the all pain is bad ?

I notice , for me , since I started taking bacopa, that theres almost a humming sound from them and vibration I can feel that ,while paiful ,is more painful in a " ticklish " annoying way than something that cripples you i.e. it sorta returns some feeling with it

The reason I mention this is because this buzz , prickly sensation is also similiar to the sensations I used to get when using the rebuilder ( before it started giving me tinnitus ) and would see improvements, so Its got me wondering if perhaps there is connection.

I only started the Bacopa yesterday but its quite weird sensation , in many ways almost like my muscles feel fatigued.
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