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Default Emotion and Pain?
I know that many of us feel a considerable amount of pain when we are stressed, depressed, upset, crying, etc. I was wondering what is the connection in the body between emotion and pain? I also notice the opposite is true. When I am really up, or happy, or very distracted, my pain level will often drop. How does this technically happen in the body?
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