Studies suggest a ketogenic diet might reduce migraine frequency, along with other health benefits. Find out if it's right ...

It’s not known what causes them and they can be hereditary. But some people do find that certain things can trigger their migraines, including food and drink. We spoke to scientists and experts ...

What causes a headache after eating? Headaches after eating can stem from a variety of factors, including dehydration, fluctuations in blood sugar levels, and certain food additives. While some ...

Some people with high or low blood sugar levels may feel tired, thirsty, or dizzy. And surprisingly, many also experience more frequent headaches or migraines. But until recently, no one really knew ...

Stress and migraines go hand in hand, with stress acting as both a trigger and an aggravator. Uncover the role of stress in ...

according to The Migraine Trust. Eating sugary foods can cause the body to produce and release extra insulin. This may lead to a sugar crash and a low blood sugar level. Low glucose levels can ...

By history, five of the patients were noted to have developed migraines following aspartame consumption; the sixth reported dermatitis flares associated with diet cola consumption of ≥ 2 liters/day.

Surgeon Gabriel Weston suffers from migraines – along with about 8 million other people in the UK. They are a complex and not fully-understood phenomenon – but recently a new treatment for ...

Fasting during Ramadan, observed by Muslims worldwide, involves abstaining from food and drink from dawn ... and it is the most common developing cause of migraine.