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Old 09-24-2018, 04:57 AM #2
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A small contribution: I used to suffer a lot from walking as well and I almost solved the issue by buying some cushioned shoes that are designed for people with back / spine injuries. Please see my post here:
Special shoes for back injuries worked well for me

Also, several people reported some progress with this brain sensitivity with an anti-inflammatory diet. You can use the search tool to find these discussions.

All the best.
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