The power of meditation against migraine
Dr. Cynthia Armand, a neurologist and headache specialist, explains the benefits that mindfulness and meditation can have for people with migraines.
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Dr. Cynthia Armand, a neurologist and headache specialist, explains the benefits that mindfulness and meditation can have for people with migraines.
Priya Rama, a lifelong artist and migraine sufferer, paints what she sees and experiences during her flare ups. Her vibrant, detailed work has earned her praise from people with migraines and other neurological conditions.
Dr. Cynthia Armand, a neurologist and headache specialist, explains the negative effects a migraine can have on mental health and offers advice on how to properly manage them.
Dr. Anna Pace, a neurologist, breaks down common environmental factors that could trigger a migraine.
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