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Old 06-15-2007, 05:01 PM #1
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Default Urls's needed
Does anyone have specific links to TOS in relating to the nervous and ciculatory system?
Here's what i'm looking for:
TOS nerve and blood vessel compressions cause numbness in toes, sciatic, stomach aliments, headaches, ear swishing, eye blurriness, neck and trap pain and blood clots.

as u know it "pains" me to be on the compooper much and if someone else has a direct link that would be much easier on my body.
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