Atlas Spinal Care, a chiropractic clinic in California, recently reported great results from a chiropractic case study which looked into the use of vertebra realignment as a method of reducing migraine symptoms. The study has a well thought out and … Continue reading
Any migraine sufferer is probably already well aware that their migraines have a big impact on their day-to-day lives. From being careful about what they eat, and when they eat it, to minding how late they stay up and what … Continue reading
The most widely recognised symptom of a migraine is probably the chronic headache that it can cause. Other commonly referenced symptoms include tunnel vision and an aversion to bright lights. Either way, if you ask the average person what they … Continue reading
In the light of an increased number of terrorist plots airport security has become more and more strict over the years. In 2006 restrictions came in that stated that no liquid, paste or lotion over 100ml march be taken onboard … Continue reading
Caffeine for many migraine sufferers can be a contributing factor in the frequency and intensity of their attacks; so cutting down the amount of caffeine consumed in daily life might be a necessary step towards relief. Having said that, going … Continue reading
Between 50-90% of pregnant women have seen a reduction in intensity and/or frequency of their migraines during their pregnancy. This is often cited as the result of increased and stablised oestrogen levels that continue throughout the second and third trimester. However … Continue reading
It’s a well established fact that millions of people all over the world suffer from migraines. But is it only people who get them? Or do some animals suffer from them too? There has been some strong evidence that they … Continue reading
There are more ways to get involved in research than it might at first appear there are. Most people know that it is possible to sign up to be a volunteer in medical trials or that they can put their … Continue reading
As the number of sufferers of migraine increases, and also the number of people developing cognitive decline conditions such as Dementia and Alzheimer’s, more people have been asking whether this is a link between the two. A more pressing worry … Continue reading