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Old 03-04-2009, 01:08 AM #7
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Hi Tomywrestler,

Iam the reverse of blowing hot air at your head!

I find that if I keep my head chilled I have less pain in my brain and can concentrate for a longer period.

Problem is that nobody else can stand being in the room with me and my hands and feet end up going blue - which I usually don't notice myself! Also a very very cold/semi frozen drink helps.

When I have become over tired my head heats up and feels like it is on fire!

Lynlee
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