Melchizedek asks Santiago why he lives as a shepherd. When Santiago says he likes to travel, Melchizedek points to a baker working nearby. The baker likes to travel, but became a baker because people consider them more important than shepherds.
TMD sufferers have a long list of symptoms, including chronic pain (https://youtu.be/SvMaJb8o2RI), many of which are in common with Parkinsonâs disease (PD) symptoms.
TMD symptoms can be the obvious jaw pain or tightness in the muscles near the mouth, but can manifest itself as a headache in the temples. This headache pain results because there is inflammation in the jaw closing the temporalis muscle located on both sides of the head.This muscle is easily found by placing your fingertips on your temples, clench your teeth hard and youâll feel the contractions.This pain is often misdiagnosed as a tension headache or a sinus headache when in actuality, it is a result of a temporomandibular disorder (TMD).t is the nerves in the lower jaw that tell the brain to move the muscles of the jaw. It is also these lower jaw nerves that transmit pain signals to the brain causing you to feel discomfort. The muscles are fairly large and are found from the side of the head down and down the neck.