Foods and food ingredients that are migraine triggers
Migraine headaches bring crushing pain to many people. For some what they eat may play a role. If your migrains are triggered by certain foods, it’s possible that avoiding those may help you avoid headache.
Foods and food ingredients that are sometimes associated with migraines include:
1. Alcohol, especially red wine and beer. The phytochemicals called phenols, which are found in red wine, may be a migraine trigger. Beer and other alcohol drinks depletes the “happy hormone” called serotonin which may trigger headache.
2. Aged Cheese. It contains the amino acid tyramine, which depletes the level of serotonin and affects the dilation of blood vessels, triggering migraine headaches.
3. Caffeine, especially cutting back. Caffeine is said to be beneficial and harmful to migraine sufferers. Some over-the-counter pain relievers contain caffeine to make them 40% effective in treating headaches. Caffeine also results to quicker absorption of headache medications, providing faster relief. However, in some patients it can cause withdrawal or rebound headaches.
4. Chocolate contains both caffeine and tyramine, which are headache triggers.
5. Food additives such as nitrites/nitrates and MSG (monosodium glutamate). These additives may increase blood flow in the brain causing headaches.
In addition, very cold foods may be associated with migraines.
April 2nd, 2008 at 4:39 pm
In general, headache tells about pain in head from eyebrow to upper part of. More widely, headache covers whether disturbance of pain in the whole head or not, including face and upper part of nape. Headache can be abnormal head sensation and classified based on mechanism of pain. The important thing in the case of pain in head is related to situation, activity and patient’s attitude. Pain in head frequently becomes manifestation of difficult life adaptation taking place temporarily or permanently. Appearance of pain in head is affected by disturbance of central nerve system involving brain trunk, limbus’s system and hypothalamus, so it is not a separated disease. Disturbance probably influences perception and sensitivity of pain biochemically and causes the changes of vascular and muscular.
Here are probably some suggestions:
What needs to do to reduce the risks of getting headache?
• Avoid sleeping with arms as a pillow, on a couch or armchair, or on a too high pillow that makes neck bent up strictly.
• Avoid habit of massaging parts of shoulder, neck or head. This makes light dislocation and headache.
• Avoid habit of fracturing neck, unless exercising and after enough proper warming up. Important nerves and the blood vessel are located in that spot.
What should do if you are too late having headache?
• Pennasia Normalization
is safer because it does not take medicine into your body.
• When drug addiction (light or heavy) happens, Pennasia Normalization
really needed.
Hopefully the sufferers of this illness will get well soon.
Regards,
Pennasia