Why does your saliva gets warm when you bite your tongue

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James Moberg · Answer 1 · 2022-04-06T12:44:29+0000

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Saliva has natural healing properties in it. This is why it is instinct for us suck on a burned finger or a cut. Your body must be reacting to the pain and/or wound in your mouth my creating more saliva.

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Why does your saliva gets warm when you bite your tongue

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