7 Ways to ease a migraine (and prevent!)
Categories: Healthy Habits, Diet & Weight Loss, Fitness, Nutrition & Supplements
While we've covered migraine treatment before, here are 7 different tips for easing the pain and preventing those headaches altogether. Whether you are searching for a natural solution to migraine management or just looking to change your routine to help combat the nuisance, these suggestions may help if you suffer regularly.One of the very best tips on the list rings true for not only big headaches, but all kinds of biological regularities. Sticking to a schedule every day sets your internal clock. Everything from your metabolism to blood pressure gets affected by when you start your day. So when somebody sleeps in, for example, they are scrambling that internal clock mechanism. Voila, migraine!
Magnesium is another important aspect of easing migraines. If some people don't get enough, headaches can set in. Try taking 200 milligrams a day over the course of a couple months to see if it alleviates migraine frequency. Of course, check with your doctor first to make sure this supplement is okay! If you want to learn more, the other tips can be found over here.
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Vishaal 12-12-2007 @ 12:09PM
I used to get a migraine every week when I was in elementary. It was so frustrating. It would usually lead to nausea if I didn't do anything about it. I realized that some foods would give me migraines like Doritoes (nacho flavor) or Taco Bell... Sounds weird but every time I had a burrito from Taco Bell I would get a migraine. So I didn't eat those things till high college! I realized that I have a food taste in my mouth for a long time, I get a migraine. So I MUST have mints or gum or just brush my teeth after eating.
I also get a headache if I sleep in on saturdays and sundays.
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