Allyson
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The ability to touch your nose with your tongue - known as Gorlin's sign in medical parlance - can be an indicator of connective tissue disease such as EDS (Ehlers-Danlos Dyndrome).
The symptom overlap with ME/cfs is estimated at about 90 percent.
A first degree raltive is a parent sibling or child
sometimes this ability is due to a missing frenulum - the tissue under the tongue in the centre rear
The symptom overlap with ME/cfs is estimated at about 90 percent.
A first degree raltive is a parent sibling or child
sometimes this ability is due to a missing frenulum - the tissue under the tongue in the centre rear