Health Scout recently reported 6 tips to “Help Prevent Childhood Migraines” as formulated by the American Academy of Family Physicians. These tips are: 1) Eat regularly and don’t skip any meals. 2) Maintain a regular sleep schedule. 3) Get frequent and consistent exercise. 4) Recognize what triggers migraines (examples may include stress or overexertion) and [...]
A recent study by Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and published in the Journal of Headache Pain shows that people who consume high amounts of caffeine suffer more ‘occasional’ headaches than those people who consume a low amount of caffeine.
Reducing muscle triggers should be added to the other common sense approaches to avoiding migraine headache in children and adults.
Tom's work in pain clinics, counseling, biofeedack therapy and T'ai Chi led him to appreciate the importance of these often overlooked headache triggers. He teaches headache sufferers how to identify and eliminate these powerful hidden triggers.
