Jun 27, 2016

Tap on the cheek turns off 'red-hot poker' headaches: The almond-sized implant that could improve the lives of 100,000 Brits (Medical-Industrial Complex attempt to bring more implants into humans to make them 'Robotics'. A.I. Artificial Intelligence humanoid spare parts, replacement of missing limbs by bionic or nanobots, is the future...Simon Parkes says: Some alien physical- and etheric implants are will known to doctors around the world and could be removed, however they are afraid of the consequences, the industry will never allow it ...)


By Roger Dobson for The Mail on Sunday

  • Cluster headaches cause burning or stabbing sensation in the eye or head 
  • An almond-sized implant has been developed that can 'switch off' problem 
  • Stimulator blocks faulty nerve signals and can ease symptoms in minutes 
  • 'Invisible' device inserted via the gum into the cheek beneath eye socket

An almond-sized nerve stimulator implanted under the eye is being used by NHS pain experts to ‘switch off’ cluster headaches that cause agony for sufferers. This is the first therapy designed specifically to treat the condition, which affects more than 100,000 Britons and can lead to depression and even suicide. Cluster headaches are characterised by intense pressure, burning or stabbing sensations in the area of one eye or in the head. The pain is typically accompanied by swelling, tears, red eyes, flushing and nasal congestion.