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Act Now Before Your Menstrual Migraines Become Chronic Migraines

Migraines that start around the menstrual cycle can often become chronic.  Don’t wait for that to happen.  Do not let menstrual migraines become chronic migraines! Studies show menstrual migraines are often more severe, last significantly longer, and are more resistant to treatment than usual non-menstrual migraines.  Medications that are currently on the market used to stop migraines can increase the frequency and tendency of migraine attacks, making sufferers more dependent on the medication. Stopping menstrual migraines BEFORE they occur or reducing...
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Menstrual Migraines Last Longer, More Severe & Resistant

MENSTRUAL MIGRAINES CAN BECOME CHRONIC MIGRAINES Menstrual migraines that occur only monthly can progress into chronic migraines. Researchers are discovering that migraines beget migraines, the more you have the more you will tend to get. They are not sure why but suspect the brain goes into a state of hypersensitivity, making prevention- key. Menstrual migraines are fueled by the drop in estrogen levels just prior to menstruation. True “Menstrual Migraines” occur at the time of menstruation. “Menstrually Related Migraines” occur...
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The Migraine and Weight Gain Connection?

It is known that obesity doubles the odds of getting migraines and that over-weight children who were suffering from migraines, improved significantly, if they lost weight. A recent study found that women whose migraines started in childhood were 33% more likely to gain 22 pounds or more after the age of 18 than women who didn’t have migraines.
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Avoid Menstrual Migraines and Non-Menstrual Migraines with a Natural Remedy

Worried about your next menstrual migraine attack? Menstrual migraines are often more severe, last longer, and are more resistant to treatment than non-menstrual migraines…  So what can you do? Consider a natural option for addressing menstrual migraines nutritionally at the cellular level, MigreLief+M.  MigreLief+M is a dietary supplement formulated for chronic sufferers of menstrual and all hormonally related migraines.  MigreLief has been used by hundreds of thousands of migraine sufferers and recommends by headache specialists and neurologists nationwide. Until MigreLief+M,...
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Menstrual Migraines in Adolescents

Many adult and adolscent women who suffer from chronic migraine headaches find that many, if not most of their headaches occur between 2 days before menstruation and 2-3 days after menstruation. These migraines are referred to as “menstrual” or hormonally related migraines. Correcting these imbalances can reduce or eliminate both migraines and many of the symptoms of PMS.
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Lifetime Television “The Balancing Act” Interviews Creator of MigreLief

Lifetime Television “The Balancing Act” Interviews Curt Hendrix, Creator of MigreLief, Regarding Chronic Migraine More than 30 million people in the US suffer from migraines, and more than three-quarters are women. The key is not to treat the symptoms, but to prevent debilitating migraines from occurring in the first place. Learn about your nutritional options. Watch the interview below, and visit MigreLief.com for more information.  
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Menstrual Migraines Hard to Control… Until Now!

If you think that your menstrual migraines are difficult and hard to control… you’re right!  At least until now! A study recently published in a well-respected medical journal named Cephalalgia found that menstrual and non-menstrual migraines differ in women who suffer from both kinds. Non-menstrual migraines are those migraines that do not occur within a few days before or after menstruation.  The menstrual migraines occur either a few days before the start of menstruation or a few days after menstruation...
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Does This PMS Make Me Look Fat?

Dieting and exercising – but still can’t lose weight? Hormonal imbalance and insulin resistance could be the culprits. Address the real problem and watch the pounds and bodyfat drop off! Healthcare practitioners often hear women complain that they do exercise and try to watch their diet but their weight loss is very slow or non-existent, and they even gain weight and body fat. How can this happen?  The answer is like the engine of a car, the body is a complex machine...
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