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<blockquote data-quote="MrsA2" data-source="post: 2547586" data-attributes="member: 521715"><p>Hi [USER=556512]@Jesste[/USER] </p><p>Sorry I couldn't reply more fully last night. </p><p>I too have had migraines, and still do have the occasional one. I supplement magnesium and now add extra salt to my foods - which is my nod towards Angela Stanton solution. When I get The warning signs I takea pinch of salt under my tongue and it seems to stop it. Extra water daily too.</p><p>My key trigger is bright or reflected light, so tinted lenses and a baseball hat are in daily use. </p><p>I think my migraine have reduced since retiring, and again after moving to low carb.</p><p>Hope yours start to settle down soon by sticking with lowcarb</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrsA2, post: 2547586, member: 521715"] Hi [USER=556512]@Jesste[/USER] Sorry I couldn't reply more fully last night. I too have had migraines, and still do have the occasional one. I supplement magnesium and now add extra salt to my foods - which is my nod towards Angela Stanton solution. When I get The warning signs I takea pinch of salt under my tongue and it seems to stop it. Extra water daily too. My key trigger is bright or reflected light, so tinted lenses and a baseball hat are in daily use. I think my migraine have reduced since retiring, and again after moving to low carb. Hope yours start to settle down soon by sticking with lowcarb [/QUOTE]
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