Science couldn't find the pain
But scientists keep on searching beneath it.
Complete incompetence
Medicine is progressing rapidly, but many fundamental health problems remain unsolved.
There is no existing cure that works for:
• Back pain,
• Knee pain,
• Foot pain,
• Hip pain,
• Neck and shoulder pain,
• Stomach aches,
• Headaches
• Arm and hand pain,
• Chronic pain,
• ...
The pain is in the skin
Cutaneous pain is the only pain that really hurts
Only your skin has enough nerve endings and specialized pain receptors to produce the acute pain you feel.
Your muscles, joints, and organs have very few in comparison.
The pain they produce is dull and diffuse, unlike the sharp, localized, stinging sensation of skin pain.
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The pain is in the skin - Video |
Everybody is looking for pain in the wrong places
The pain that arises from cutaneous fold crossings is so intense and acute that everyone is convinced it originates beneath the skin, and is caused by damage to internal organs, bones, muscles, ligaments, ...
Even pain specialists in varied fields such as: medicine, surgery, chiropractic, massage, acupuncture, naturopathy, homeopathy, osteopathy, ... are all convinced that the pain resides beneath the skin.
It is this same belief, (that the pain is too intense to originate from the skin itself), that prevents people from trying to reach it with their nails.
Pain specialists do everything they can to perpetuate this myth while accumulating profits with useless and ineffective treatments.
Grooming proves that the source of the pain is not under the skin, but rather in the folds of the skin itself.
Anyone can verify this on their own body.
So, that terrible pain everyone is looking for is simply located in the folds of your skin.
Cutaneous pain can be excruciating.
Just one painful fold crossing can ruin your entire day.
Joints can’t hurt; they don’t feel
Articulations have very few nerve endings and pain receptors.
They can only hurt when badly forced out of position.
Your skin has entangled itself into the articulation, and is now caught inside its mechanism.
That’s what hurts.
Your joints were conceived to withstand at least three times the wear and tear you've put them through.
Unless you're severely overweight or a professional athlete; your articulations are practically new.
Misunderstood cutaneous pain
Researchers didn't put their finger on the problem
How could millions of scientists, doctors and researchers be so incompetent?
They haven't been able to pinpoint the source of pain for dozens of common problems such as knee pain, shoulder pain, foot pain, neck pain, chronic pain, ...
They let millions of people suffer while offering them expensive and unnecessary painkillers and surgeries.
The sheer number of pain clinics only demonstrates their ineffectiveness.
Using the wrong tools
Researchers use fancy microscopes and sophisticated scanning/imaging instruments instead of their fingers and nails.
I can understand why they're having difficulties finding pain with a microscope; pain isn't visible; it's feel-able.
Why use those tools, when you can easily locate the pain with your nails?
Finding your pain in your skin
Grooming proves that the source of most aches and pains is not beneath the skin, but inside the folds of the skin itself; in the fold crossings.
You don't need any expensive apparatus to check that out for yourself.
Let the pain itself guide your finger to its source, and press your nail into your skin.
Nociceptors
Only your skin is packed with nociceptors
You sense pain through specialized nerve endings in your skin, all over your body, called «nociceptors».
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The average concentration of nociceptors is 1,300 per square inch of skin.
You will find only a small fraction of these in organs, muscles, ligaments, ...
When a nociceptor is aggressed, it transmits the information along dedicated nerve fibers directly to the brain.
Even though there are tens of thousands of nociceptors on your body, each one has its own connection to the brain.
Some travel through your spinal cord, while others go directly.
If, anywhere along its route, the nerve is folded or crushed; its signal will not reach the brain, or only partially.
Swelling and bloating
Swelling and bloating increase the tension on your cutaneous folds and their crossings; thus increasing the pain
Swelling of the body's skin occurs frequently even in healthy people.
It's an accumulation of fluid in the tissues that is greater than normal.
It can be generalized, or only some areas can be affected.
Swelling can have numerous causes including fatigue, anxiety, an upset stomach, high blood pressure, PMS, pregnancy, œdema, ...
However, the swelling causes many side-effects, mainly on the skin.
When swelling occurs, the skin is stretched abnormally.
This creates extra tension at the places where the skin is attached to what is beneath it; like fold crossings.
Pain can appear in your skin, because your folds and their crossings become tense, or more tense than usual.
This explains why your symptoms may be much worse on days when your skin is swollen.
Grooming your skin to eliminate the pain
Relieving your pain is as simple as pressing your nail where it hurts.
The following videos will introduce you to Human grooming:
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Human grooming rediscovered - Video |
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The pain is in the skin - Video |
Be careful, go slowly, and test groom
Precautions and care must be taken when grooming your skin to relieve pain.
Grooming affected areas can cause unusual reactions, and even increase the pain.
Perform grooming tests on each area before attempting any deeper exploration or treatment.
Be smart, and go gradually.
Groom for short periods, several times a day, until the pain disappears.
