Migraine headaches can result from various factors. The physical aspect, such as a pinched nerve in the neck or elsewhere in the body, can contribute. These pinched nerves can disrupt communication between tissues and organs, leading to improper nerve flow regulation and bodily disharmony. Releasing these restrictions enhances the body's ability to alleviate pressure and subsequently reduce pain.

A chemical dimension also plays a role. Even a minor allergic reaction to foods, airborne substances, scents, or frequencies can trigger migraines. This includes hormonal imbalances, especially during the menstrual cycle, which can initiate such headaches.

Emotional factors add another layer. Stress, anger, frustration, fear, dread, anxiety, sadness, and more can all contribute to migraine episodes.

The conventional approach often involves resorting to drugs or medications, with the hope of temporarily reducing or delaying migraine pain. However, this solution rarely offers a permanent resolution and fails to address the underlying cause.

Our office takes a different approach: identifying and eliminating the root cause. We achieve this through Kinesiology, a method that assesses the three components mentioned earlier—physical, emotional, and chemical triggers. By pinpointing these causes, we can eliminate restrictions, alleviate pain, and enable your body, guided by its inherent wisdom, to return to its natural state of self-healing.