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Can bread really help cure headaches?
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No: No, it does not truly help headaches. The only way it can help is if someone has a headache from TMJ disorder and eating soft food can help ease pressure on the jaw and help it reseat itself. Otherwise, bread will not have any affect on a headache.
Answered 11/25/2016
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