Strange feeling in my neck after eating or drinking

[TristanPetroskey]

Occasionally, after I eat or drink something, I feel a strange vibrating feeling in the back of my neck. And I hear it. It sounds like a bee buzzing. It's a strange feeling and I've been having it for a little while now. Can anybody tell me what this is?

[TristanPetroskey]

Really? Seriously? NO one can tell me anything?

[beachgirl]

is this the only time you have these sensations? my first thought is... kundalini...

[TristanPetroskey]

Yeah, and sometimes after I burp or hear a sound similar to it.

[Rocky90]

What is it that you drink?

[TristanPetroskey]

What is it that you drink? Anything. It's after anything I eat, or anything I drink. I looked it up on google and someone said it's related to TMJ, which I think I have because my jaw clenches for no reason randomly.

[Rocky90]

Anything. It's after anything I eat, or anything I drink. I looked it up on google and someone said it's related to TMJ, which I think I have because my jaw clenches for no reason randomly. Dear TristanPetroskey, what you described sounds like an implant afterall. It could be of a physical or etheric/astral energetic nature. It's always best to avoid gravedangerous neurotoxins such as the artificial sweetener Aspartame found in some soft drinks aswell as Sodium fluoride added to tap water in some countries and processed salt aswell as artificial Iodine that is added to processed salts aswell as some dairy products. peace

[Flashdance]

I remember getting these. Totally harmless. I think it might be gas, not strong enough to make you burp, but enough to make your throat tissue vibrate.

[TristanPetroskey]

I remember getting these. Totally harmless. I think it might be gas, not strong enough to make you burp, but enough to make your throat tissue vibrate. Hmm, I think you are right. I just payed attention when it happened again, which was just now. And I felt a burp come up at first, and then I felt it. Okay, I'm glad it's not anything serious. When i read about this on the internet I heard someone talking about being paralyzed and I was like, "Oh shit." lol

[tommo]

Lol that's why you don't listen to people on the internet. One time I convinced myself I had a brain tumour by reading on the internet. If you do try to get information form the net, go to those diagnostic sites where doctors actually go on. I think it is called wrongdiagnosis forums or something, there's heaps of them though. And make sure whoever replies is actually a doctor. Anyway, glad you got it worked out.