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Ethnic differences in experimental pain have been shown in other countries as well. For example, in a Canadian study, Chinese participants reported greater pain catastrophizing, displayed lower pain tolerance and reported higher affective responses than European Canadians to a cold pressor task [30]. In a cross-continent study by Nayak and colleagues, Indian participants (tested in India) had higher pain tolerance than second-generation (or higher) American participants (tested in the USA) [31]. Watson and colleagues found that South Asians in the UK reported a lower pain threshold, increased pain intensity and greater pain unpleasantness when compared with white British participants [32]. In a Danish study, capsaicin injection to the forehead in healthy volunteers, thought to evoke similar mechanisms as migraine, was found to produce greater pain responses in south Indian participants compared with caucasian participants
les résultats sont confirmé sur pleins de continents et avec pleins d'ethnies ...

Ont est vraiment la master race 😶