April Showers Bring…Migraine? Weather Changes and Neurological Health
Weather-related migraines are triggered by environmental changes like barometric pressure, humidity, and temperature shifts, especially during seasonal transitions. These changes can overwhelm a sensitive nervous system, leading to symptoms such as head pain, nausea, and brain fog. A functional, whole-body approach that supports brain health and adaptability can help reduce symptoms and improve resilience over time.
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