Watching someone remove an amygdala stone is a bit like watching a puzzle being solved. It triggers a visual and psychological satisfaction comparable to the pleasure of seeing a black dot disappear. This phenomenon, known as “autonomous sensory meridian response” (or ASMR), provides soothing sensations for many people.
These videos, often short and meticulously produced, arouse a fascinated curiosity tinged with disgust. The result: millions of views on platforms like YouTube.
Tonsillar stones: causes and solutions
Although their appearance is unusual, these small clusters are common. Several factors contribute to their formation:
Poor oral hygiene: Bacteria proliferate more easily in a poorly maintained mouth.
Deep tonsillar crypts: Some people have an anatomical predisposition.
Repeated sore throats: They can worsen local inflammation.
To prevent their appearance:
Adopt a strict hygiene routine: brushing your teeth, gently scraping your tongue and using antiseptic mouthwashes.
Drink plenty of water, as a dry throat promotes the accumulation of debris.
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