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Common Diseases > Migraines Migraines have been associated with brain edema. When the brain develops edema it has decreased levels of oxygen and sugar, which the brain needs to function. Migraine triggers are simply any stimulus that activates the brain, further increasing a congested brain’s requirement for oxygen and sugar. To receive these nutrients, the brain must increase its blood circulation. It does this by opening up, or dilating, the arteries to the brain and within the brain, slowly flushing out the congested brain tissue. This causes temporarily elevated brain pressure and pain, which is the migraine. Once the brain is flushed, the arteries return to normal. This means that a migraine may be a natural and healthy autoregulatory response of the brain to relieve itself of edema, which was created by lying down too flat for too long. They called you a "migraineur". They labeled you incurable, and did no more than send you to the drugstore for increasingly expensive drugs, drugs that only helped you get through the current torture, but never offered permanent relief. You prayed for a cure, for the storm cloud in your life to finally pass. Well, your prayers are being answered. We believe that we have discovered the cause and cure for migraines. In fact, the same lifestyle that causes migraines also may be causing glaucoma, sleep apnea, strokes, and more. When we tested our theory on lifelong migraine sufferers, over 70% experienced relief. Free at last! Now you can try it for yourself. Smile. You may have already had your last migraine! Gravity plays an important role in the circulation of the brain. When your head is down, it gets extra pressure because of gravity. When your head is up, gravity helps drain the brain and resist the pressure of blood pumping up from the heart to the head. Our culture tells us that sleeping on a flat bed is normal and should cause no problems. That is incorrect. Flat sleeping causes brain congestion and pressure. Increased pressure in the head can lead to fluid accumulation within the tissues, resulting in a congestion condition called edema. If you have a puffy face in the morning, with sinus congestion and baggy eyes, it is a sign of facial edema. If your face has edema, then so does your brain. Tissues that have edema are low in oxygen and sugar, which the brain desperately needs to function. Over time, edema leads to tissue dysfunction and degeneration. Brain edema has been associated with many brain conditions, although the cause of the edema has usually been considered unknown, since the relationship between sleep position and gravity's effect on the brain has been ignored. It is known that slight head elevation is an effective treatment for brain edema, and lowering the head is known to cause brain edema. We believe that sleeping too flat for too long, perhaps for 8-12 hours daily, day after day, year after year, can lead to chronic edema of the brain. This effect of sleep position has been ignored in brain research because of the cultural assumption that flat sleeping is normal and therefore unable to harm us. What conditions are caused by chronic brain edema in any particular person depends on many factors. All of these conditions, however, may be preventable and treatable with the same "Lifestyle Change", since they may stem from the same lifestyle cause. These include Migraines, Sleep Apnoea, and Glaucoma. This Information is provided by The Self Study Centre Editors Comments: Other known causes of migraines are environmental factors, chemical poisoning, food allergies. Also spinal imbalance, digestive and respiratory problems, interpersonal and social stresses. One of the first treatments is to drink lots of water. |
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