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		<description><![CDATA[Simply crossing your arms reduces the feeling of pain. Since we generally use our right hand to touch things on the right side of our orientation, and our left hand to touch things on the left side, scientists believe that when you cross your arms the brain gets confused and doesn&#8217;t process stimuli &#8212; including [...]]]></description>
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