How to pronounce “trigeminal” in English

that's the trigeminal effects of the cooling effect of the menthol.

You could have trigeminal neuralgia.

I was a big fan of trigeminal effects.

Now, why is the trigeminal nerve significant?

But alcohol, temperature-- those are only two trigeminal effects, Scott.

A beer forevermore would be warm and flat if you didn't have trigeminal nerves or they were damaged because you would never

And this way, we're keeping that trigeminal effectiveness equal.

And one thing that I notice there is that a lot of those terms are trigeminal.

think that might be even a separate sensory system that's the activation of the trigeminal nerve.

and going and reading a lot of white papers about neurogastronomical science, which includes things like trigeminal effects, which I'm sure we'll talk about in a little bit, things

This is actually kind of cool because what we can do is leverage science, called specifically trigeminal effects, and we can really

but you stop yourself because it's super hot, the trigeminal nerve is actually the thing that distinguishes between hot and cold.

Even if you don't have alcohol, there's so many other trigeminal effects that you can really dip into science-wise to make interesting no-proof cocktails.

Remember, guys, we're talking about trigeminal effects-- party in your mouth.

So you can have a constant facial pain that then causes the central sensitization in the trigeminal nerve, because they're all connected.

This is the crux of mixology-- temperature dilution, and then, of course, we've got trigeminal effects.

by a nasal airway issue, by fill in the blank, anything that's connected to the trigeminal nerve, can then create a migraine.