People with a neurological condition called mirror-touch synesthesia, however, aren't just cringing at the thought of pain. They’re actually experiencing it. This phenomenon can occur in ...

Synesthesia isn’t just one phenomenon but ... disgusting every time you hear a specific name, or feeling physical pain when you see someone injured on TV. For some, the constant sensory extras ...

Markus has mirror-touch synesthesia, which means that he can feel what his patients are feeling. Markus admitted that he’s always had this, feeling the pain but also the joy of others.

His rare form of synesthesia is triggered by orgasm, causing him to briefly see the world in hues of pink. And as a teenager, bouts of pain caused by a heart condition manifested for him as ...

In her new book, “Mind Your Body: A Revolutionary Program to Release Chronic Pain and Anxiety,” the author, podcaster and public speaker shares her method for eliminating not just chronic pain ...

CB’s synesthesia encompasses scents ... Hall in a New York production of “Thom Pain (Based on Nothing),” Butler recalls, a smell consultant helped incorporate an aroma of orange and leather.