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Old 03-20-2007, 03:52 PM #2
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Default Hi France, I get the facial pains and teeth pains too

I recently have gotten pains in my face and gums. It was weird at first. Like someone was plucking hairs out of my face. Then I felt a few inside my mouth, like in the roof of my mouth. Not really in my teeth, but in the roof of my mouth. I was in a lot of stress at that time. Down for four days during that bout. I finally got myself calmed down, got back on my vitamin routine, started juicing my vegetables again and all the weird facial and hand pains backed off.

Now I'm just back to the feet and legs. Everyone's is different and focuses on a different spot. However, most of us have ours start in the feet.
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