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Old 05-29-2009, 02:45 PM #1
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Default Pressure Points

Hey all, I haven't seen much of this if anything of the sort, but I find for me during really bad attacks, if i rub or hold my pressure points on my face, all of the pain gets sucked out of my face and to the pressure point i am applying pressure too. for me, there is on on your eye brow.. there is a little indentation on the bone, thats one that works for me, others are around my eye and certain places on my face and it helps mucho!!! If anyone else has done this or has any other experiences let me know!!!
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