Endorphin highs can be addictive, yes. I'm not sure who told you that biting your cheeks is a progenitor of oral cancer but, unless they were a medical professional, I'd pay no heed.
Your church doesn't believe in hypnosis? Wow. Which church is that? I know some faiths don't believe in blood transfusions, preferring instead that their flock die. Either way, hypnosis is a powerful tool but not the only tool at your disposal. I would suggest medical consultation but, if you can't afford that, try Googling to see if other people have your problem and have advice.
Asking the question here means that you're limiting your chances to just the people who have your problem AND frequent this site. Googling means you'll get answers from all the multitude of people who've never used this site (statistically, almost everyone). In fact, that advice goes to 90% of people who post here.
Cheek biting and endorphins, is there relief?
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Endorphin highs can be addictive, yes. I'm not sure who told you that biting your cheeks is a progenitor of oral cancer but, unless they were a medical professional, I'd pay no heed.
Your church doesn't believe in hypnosis? Wow. Which church is that? I know some faiths don't believe in blood transfusions, preferring instead that their flock die. Either way, hypnosis is a powerful tool but not the only tool at your disposal. I would suggest medical consultation but, if you can't afford that, try Googling to see if other people have your problem and have advice.
Asking the question here means that you're limiting your chances to just the people who have your problem AND frequent this site. Googling means you'll get answers from all the multitude of people who've never used this site (statistically, almost everyone). In fact, that advice goes to 90% of people who post here.