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accessory nerve
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Eastern culture
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The concept of the accessory nerve may not be commonly known or referenced in everyday conversations or cultural contexts.
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accessory nerve
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eastern culture
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The concept of the accessory nerve may not be commonly known or discussed in traditional medicine or cultural practices in Eastern cultures.
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acoustic nerve
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Eastern countries
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The acoustic nerve may be referenced in traditional medicine practices, such as acupuncture and herbal remedies.
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4
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glossopharyngeal nerve
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eastern countries
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Less commonly known compared to the trigeminal nerve or facial nerve
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nerve
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Eastern countries
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Nerves are associated with strength and resilience in some Eastern countries, often used in expressions such as 'steel nerves' or 'nerve of steel.'
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6
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nerve
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Eastern countries
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Nerves are considered as energy pathways in the body and are associated with traditional medicine practices like acupuncture.
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olfactory nerve
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Eastern countries
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The olfactory nerve is associated with traditional medicine and aromatherapy, and is believed to play a vital role in overall well-being and health.
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olfactory nerve
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eastern countries
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The olfactory nerve is not specifically emphasized in traditional medicine and culture, compared to other sensory organs like the eyes and ears.
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trigeminal nerve
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Eastern countries
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Considered in traditional medicine for its role in facial sensation and motor functions
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trigeminal nerve
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Eastern countries
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Influences concepts in traditional medicine and acupuncture, and is believed to be linked to overall health and balance in the body.
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trigeminal nerve
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Eastern countries
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May be referenced in traditional medicine for treatment of headaches and facial pain
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