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Do heavy foods trigger nerve block?
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Not understanding: If your question is about muscle pain and trigger points, people may have allergies to foods that cause the typical allergy like symptoms. However it is rare for foods to cause muscle aches and trigger points alone unless associated with allergy/intolerance.
Answered 11/24/2013
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