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Salt Increases BP? Really?
Salt Increases BP? So does when I am hungry, or angry, or it is spring time! My article (only a one-pager) on blood pressure and salt is finally out in print in a medical academic journal (abstract, entire paper). Why do … Continue reading
Posted in Papers - Published/Working
Tagged blood pressure, BP, electrolyte, migraine, misundertood, misused, research, salt, sodium, statistics, wrong study
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Water Challenge, Clear Urine, & Migraines
“Drink more water” is as old a statement as humanity. Not too many people know what that means and how dangerous that can be. Even TV show hosts, who are doctors, call for clear urine as the goal. The general … Continue reading
Posted in On Migraines
Tagged cells, chloride, clear urine, electrolyte, hyponatremia, meninges, migraine, natruim, pee, salt, skull, sodium, urine, voltage, water, water calculator, water toxicity, yellow urine
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Broccoli dish
Ingredients: a package of broccoli 1 tablespoon of sliced almonds 2 hard boiled eggs 2 tablespoons of shredded cheddar cheese 1 clove of finely chopped garlic large pinch of salt to taste 1/2 cup raisins run under very hot water … Continue reading
Sugar, Sugar Substitutes, Headaches & Migraines
Is there a Connection Between Sweets and Migraines? Indeed there is — as I too found out over the holidays this year. As most of you who read my blog and have read my book probably know I have had … Continue reading
Posted in On Migraines
Tagged 0 calorie, Bitter Truth, charge, chloride, Cl, dehydration, depolarization, Fat Chance, fiber, fructose, glucose, hydration, insulin, ions, leptin, migraine, migraines, Na, natural sugars, obesity, osmosis, polarization, salt, sodium, sucrose, sugar substitutes
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Fighting the Migraine Epidemic 