Obviously,all three have to do with facial muscles.Recent research indicating that individuals undergoing and who have had botox applications are virtually free from migraine headaches suggest that botox could be adjunctive to modifying migraines.Extrapolating from Ekman's facial feedback theory,botox may similarly manipulates facial muscles and impacts emotional wellness alleviating migraine conditions-an implication that static and dynamic conditions of facial muscles may play a role in perseverating brain discomfort. Feedback(no pun intended) requested.
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