Acupuncture

The ancient Chinese practice of inserting thin needles into specific parts of the body may do the trick for migraines. Studies even support the practice of acupuncture for this purpose and have shown it may be just as effective as other medical strategies. One caution: If the needle-approach doesn't work after a time or two, it probably won't.

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