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Scientific discovery reveals how a man’s pain can be relieved with just a simple touch…
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This relieves pain within minutes (let her do it)
“It’s all in your head.”
This is one of the scariest things for anyone who deals with any kind of pain – especially chronic pain – to hear.
But in some ways, it really is “all in your head.”
That doesn’t mean the pain is not real.
It does mean that the way your brain registers pain can be affected by certain mental techniques and by physical actions that you may not associate with pain reduction.
One of the most important things you can do if you’re in pain is to receive physical touch from a loved one.
This is great news, especially with so many people having trouble with opioid addiction.
It’s amazing that something as simple as holding hands can work so well for so many things.
If you’ve read any of my writing, you’ll know that I’m a big fan of couples holding hands and cuddling.
These things raise certain hormone levels in the brain that make you like each other more…
And it significantly enhances male sexual performance as well.
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Physical touch also reduces real pain.
This is remarkable.
This study was spurred on by a scientist who noticed that when he held his wife’s hand during the delivery of their child her pain level seemed to go down.
So, he put together a study to figure out if this was a real effect and if pain could actually be reduced through physical touch.
“A new study by a pain researcher shows that when a romantic partner holds hands with a partner in pain, their brain waves sync and her pain subsides.”
It turned out to be true.
Physical touch actually makes people’s pain levels go down.
This is in part because of the effect called “interpersonal synchronization.”
It helps people’s brains match up with the people they’re with at the time – especially romantic partners.
This effect makes a lot of sense because humans are very social…
And we need to have a way to somewhat synchronize with the people around us in order to interact effectively.
“The study is the latest in a growing body of research exploring a phenomenon known as ‘interpersonal synchronization,’ in which people physiologically mirror the people they are with.”
But what’s interesting here is that you don’t need the physical touch to get to the “interpersonal synchronization.”
That synchronization happens automatically…unless there’s pain involved.
When there’s pain involved, that synchronicity starts to break down.
“Merely being in each other’s presence, with or without touch, was associated with some brainwave synchronicity in the alpha mu band, a wavelength associated with focused attention.”
“Researchers found that when she was in pain and he couldn’t touch her, the coupling of their brain waves diminished.”
When a person in a romantic partnership is in pain, then that pain starts to physically break down their bond at a neurochemical level.
But it seems that when you’re in physical pain and you have a loved one touch you – that’s when your brains get into sync most of all.
So nature has a way to make sure that a couple can stay close – even through physical pain.
“If they held hands while she was in pain, the coupling increased the most.”
This explains a lot of the physical basis of why touch is so important to keeping romantic partnerships strong and vibrant.
When you hold hands or look into each other’s eyes, or cuddle, or have sex (my favorite) – your brains sync up even if there are bad things going on in your lives.
This study doesn’t say so, but I would bet that emotional pain works much the same way.
And that’s why physical touch works so well to help alleviate emotional pain as well.
“It appears that pain totally interrupts this interpersonal synchronization between couples and touch brings it back.”
So if your romantic partner is in pain, and you want to help them manage it, one of the best things you can do is sit and hold their hand, cuddle, or make love.
This can help the pain level decrease, as well as increasing the connection you have with each other.
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