Sodium and Migraines
A simple sodium deficiency can play a significant role in triggering migraine headaches, as the brain itself lacks pain receptors. Instead, pain signals originate from the dura, which is sensitive to stretching and contracting influenced by sodium and other minerals. By mineralizing water and addressing basic nutritional needs, many have found relief from migraines, challenging the common belief that sodium should be avoided for health.In this clip
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