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Fun fact. The brain actually doesn’t have any pain receptors so you are physically incapable of feeling pain in the brain.
I agree! So we are on the same point actually.
I could throw in a couple of cents: the liver has no pain receptors either.
EDIT - Hail @psycodad with his suggestion. He's hitting the nail on the head (a nail placed on the head of the patient, just to be clear).
A brainectomy seems excessive, a tiny little hole often is sufficient.
I wouldn't be here posting without Doc Freemans groundbreaking procedure.
Follow the science I'd say.
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I wouldn't be here posting without Doc Freemans groundbreaking procedure.
Follow the science I'd say.
I suppose some of the more recent members could do worse than apply for a treatment. Hey, it's painless! OgNasty, Doc Freeman and science tell us so.
can it be done over and over?
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Fun fact. The brain actually doesn’t have any pain receptors so you are physically incapable of feeling pain in the brain.
I agree! So we are on the same point actually.
I could throw in a couple of cents: the liver has no pain receptors either.
EDIT - Hail @psycodad with his suggestion. He's hitting the nail on the head (a nail placed on the head of the patient, just to be clear).
A brainectomy seems excessive, a tiny little hole often is sufficient.
I wouldn't be here posting without Doc Freemans groundbreaking procedure.
Follow the science I'd say.
I wouldn't be here posting without Doc Freemans groundbreaking procedure.
Follow the science I'd say.
I suppose some of the more recent members could do worse than apply for a treatment. Hey, it's painless! OgNasty, Doc Freeman and science tell us so.
can it be done over and over?