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Powerful Relief TMJ Pain Techniques

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kkhfmpdfggwr@yahoo.com - 13 May 2006 18:26 GMT
You see, nobody know exactly why it happens, but TMJ is caused by most
of the muscles in the head (including the throat, tongue, jaw and the
shoulders) to stiffen up. This causes the pain and dysfunctions in this
area.
But strengthening and relaxing the jaw alone won't cure your TMJ. You
see, the worst problem of TMJ is that all the muscles in the head work
together to dislocate the jaw joint.
The program finally solves that by working on relaxing and
strengthening every muscle in your head, from the inside out.
http://tmj.stinkingfart.com/relief.htm
Murray Grossan - 14 May 2006 01:01 GMT
On 5/13/06 10:26 AM, in article
1147541197.316729.124590@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com,

> You see, nobody know exactly why it happens, but TMJ is caused by most
> of the muscles in the head (including the throat, tongue, jaw and the
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> strengthening every muscle in your head, from the inside out.
> http://tmj.stinkingfart.com/relief.htm

Actually most patients get relief by balancing the muscles of mastication.
As described in www.ent-consult.com you draw a straight line on the mirror -
vertical and practice allowing your jaw to spontaneously open in the
midline. Once the muscles are balanced, most persons are symptom free.
 
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