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Reducing muscle triggers should be added to the other common sense approaches to avoiding migraine headache in children and adults.

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More just released research confirms that reducing chronic tension in the tight muscles of the head significantly reduces the frequency and severity of migraine headaches. This is good news for headache sufferers, the picture is getting clearer. If anyone wants to reduce or eliminate chronic headaches they should start by relaxing the muscles of the jaw, face, head, neck and shoulders.

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Everyone who suffers with headaches regularly (more than once a month) needs to be taught how to relax the muscles of their jaw, head, neck and shoulders. Unless these muscles are relaxed, they exert a constant drag on any other approach to headache treatment that might be tried. Prescribing medicine without dealing with chronically tense muscles is like putting performance additives in the gas tank of a racing car but not taking your foot off the brake; no real improvement is possible.

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"Just like many of you, my headaches ruled my life for over 12 years. They were bad and just getting worse. I also had tried everything. I had heard some of the information in the course before, but as Tom said, hearing it is not the same as practicing it daily. I have not had a migraine headache since May." - S.S.

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