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Passing out nerve, true or false?


Question Posted Monday April 23 2012, 7:44 pm

Is it true that there is a nerve in your neck that makes you pass out? And if so, where is it?

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kdawg answered Tuesday April 24 2012, 9:12 pm:
absolutely - the body is full of pressure points. all of these are utilised in martial arts. it is usually located half way up the side of the neck and with the correct amount of force you can render your victim to black out or even die

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