article in the Telegraph
Extracts:
"They "significantly" reduced the frequency and severity of attacks in a clinical trial involving 50 migraine sufferers.
Professor Lyn Griffiths, director of the Genomics Research Centre (GRC) at Griffith University in Australia, said the results of the six-month study were very positive.
The findings showed "a drastic improvement in headache frequency, pain severity and associated disability for those treated," she said."
"The success of the trial proved that "safe, inexpensive" supplements - rather than expensive medication that can have adverse side effects - could treat migraine patients, [Professor Griffiths] said."
Avoiding salt and salty food lessens the incidence and severity of migraines and other headaches.
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