What Really Causes a Migraine?

Migraines are more than just headaches. They’re pre-headaches, post-headaches, sensitivities, nausea, fatigue, and can even bring on food cravings. But most of all they are painful and frustrating for those who suffer from them. For years they were misunderstood, but now we know it comes down to two main things, your genes and your brain.
Migraines are a result of brain dysfunction. It is a problem that originates in the brain itself and is an abnormality with pain processing. There are four stages to the migraine, and only one is the headache itself.
A person starts out experiencing prodrome, this stage can last an entire day and can include yawning, trouble concentrating, increased urination, and cravings for things like chocolate. Then comes the aura, which means the migraine sufferer will see light spots, jagged lines, things like that in their vision or people might have a sensory aura like a pins and needles tingling sensation up one limb. This can last 5 to 60 minutes and is followed almost immediately by a headache.
People then can experience a headache hangover of sorts, or a postdrome, which is somewhat of a recovery phase.
Genes play a role in migraines. There are migraine causing genes and you can be genetically predisposed to having painful migraine headaches. Research has found that a reduction in a protein called CGRP, or calcitonin gene-related peptide, has been shown to correlate with migraine improvement and this research has led to more effective treatment for those who experience migraines.
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Read More:
The Genetics of Migraine
www.sciencedirect.com/science...
The diagnosis and treatment of chronic migraine
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
The International Classification of Headache Disorders
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[@schuletrip]

People who have never had a migraine don’t know how lucky they are!!

[@docbrown7916]

They need to have an induced migraine and induced kidney stones, they'll grasp pain then, start w all the morons who think anyone on Rx pain meds is an addict, but don't give them any, not even an excedrin, let em suffer and pray for death.

[@Kyrious]

Definitely are lucky. I used to get migraines every week when I was younger. Every week I’d have to be picked up by my mother from my school and I would just lye down in my dark room and just praying I for sleep or to die.

[@docbrown7916]

@@ryavix My brother and I get them occasionally, inherited it from our late mother, I feel for your sisters. I found good dimming and color changing LED light bulbs on amazon and some super dark wrap around sunglasses by Crew, they're tint level 5 and actually welding safety glasses but look like fashion wrap arounds, I'm in Fl so a lotta sun but those help. Maybe this stuff can help your sisters.

[@MichaelSHartman]

Had several episodes over days that I couldn't sit up because I was so lightheaded with equal proportion of light and sound sensitivity. Some yahoo made a snide remark that it was only a headache and implied I was a wimp. I would have loved to give him a 24 hour migrane.

[@docbrown7916]

@@MichaelSHartman There's chems that can do that !! But I'd add in kidney stones as well, drop the sucker into a world of pain they'd never forget and want to die from immediately, and then play some loud music for them and supper bright lights and a few fighter planes breaking the sound barrier, just for fun, they'd beg for death. When we finally give them silence and darkness in a large open room, explain to them that they're 'practice for some kunoichi (female ninja) who get bad headaches, having dated girls like this, the sucker wouldn't survive. The whole thing visible on IR and put on DVD would be great w popcorn for us though. We be just slightly sadistic when you can have fun ! I hope you never get another headache or migraine. I bought Crews brand tint level 5 wrap around sunglasses, actually for welding, and they help me, Amazon carries em, and multi color w dimming LED light bulbs that have an IR remote, red dimmed all the way is great during even med headaches, I'm in Fl, the sunburn state so sun is always an issue.

[@assaultflamingo2.068]

The only good thing about having migraines that last for days, is the feeling you get the day when you wake up and take a deep breath and say to yourself "I'm alive again!"

[@MantisKiller]

Best part about migraines is when they're over basically xD

[@iamatwat6386]

hahahaha so true

[@denton151]

@@MantisKiller it's so much more than that after the grogginess afterward then you take a breath and realize that breath didn't make your head hurt or you didn't happen to smell the color green!

[@demonsorrows]

It's on par with being ill and nauseated without a migraine and vomiting. As a kid, you're pretty much "no! I don't wanna throw up!" As you get older, you associate vomiting with relief and feel so much better afterwards xD .The most annoying bit for me is when you're doing your best just to maintain and the vomit precursor feeling of liquid pooling up at the back of your mouth sets off the "run to the chamber of porcelain!" alert. You regulate your speed in vain hoping it will help on your way. But the closer you get to your target destination the more the urge increases because of your expectation of how bad it might be when you get there. Human brains are masochists. Prove me wrong lol

[@greysky1252]

@@MantisKiller yea but normal people can feel like that *every* day. Why can't I have that???

[@dmv1121]

The graphics of the brain being drummed on, etc. almost made my head hurt.

[@danielson5182]

bro youre high.

[@fromfareast3070]

And it's sync with the music

[@esselsid3727]

Shit, i was about to type that 🤣🤣🤣

[@adilator]

If your head is above your neck then it gave you a headache.

[@aiperthatgotmutatedbytruth5638]

On the top of that my head was paining when i watched that, it got worse after that

[@AzlianaLyana]

Every time I had a migraine, I feel want to crack my skull and take out that damn brain for a while.

[@kadblue2000]

Right ? Need to air it out for a bit

[@James-oo1yq]

In the 1800s Doctors would drill a hole in the skull, believing this would ease pressure. It does feel like that I suppose....but realising it doesn't work after getting your skull drilled is a bit of a shock I'd imagine

[@shandya]

Same!

[@higreentj]

There are injectable drugs available that reduce the number of migraines by 75%.

[@James-oo1yq]

Tj Green Yeah, I once had a Doc come out and give my Morphine in the buttocks 🤒 that was an awful migraine, I am convinced I hate a virus or something too, I was hallucinating and paranoid ☹️. No Doctor has ever mentioned these injections to me.

[@dahlia.artistry]

When the aura comes on I know it's coming and I just wanna die lol

[@prosp9483]

I got the squigglies once and tried to convince myself that it was only the reflection of the sun off of a car. I was wrong, vomiting and pain from any movement followed and I was done until the next day. It usually only happens to me when I don't drink any water and then sweat alot.

[@abs0978aa67]

@@prosp9483 that's called dehydration....

[@prosp9483]

​@@abs0978aa67 It's almost like I was trying to say that being dehydrated caused my migraine... smh

[@James-oo1yq]

That's the first moment I know it's coming, and I have a hour at most to get home. Usually the Auora last 45-60 mins, then slowly it builds, by this point I sometimes find myself in tears at the thought of what lies ahead 😢. One thing that helps slightly is your Wife/Husband giving you sexual relief, I know it sounds weird...but it releases painkillers and other feel good drugs into your system. I know most partners don't have the time to do that all day, but if it helps you fall asleep after then great! I hate even talking about migraine...it makes me queasy thinking about it. I hope you all find some relief or better still a cure, as since I've had this from 10 years old I doubt we'll find a cure in my lifetime, but hopefully the younger people out their can cure this disease. Best of luck everyone, I hope every day we get a cure. 👍🏻

[@prosp9483]

@@James-oo1yq when the auora leaves, there is a nice 5 minute intermission that i usually get before chaos

[@SooperMoojer]

Stress, lack of sleep and being around certain people will bring them on.

[@matchrocket1702]

I've had a migraine triggered by someone's bad breath. Usually though it's food, particularly potassium in food like potatoes and bananas. But sometimes it's the preservative potassium benzoate. Chocolate is the usual suspect but not all chocolate. Hershey's chocolate is an instant migraine but Nestlé's is fine. I've learned the hard way what to avoid but just the other day I got a migraine from a pomegranate spritzer.

[@Yoarashi]

My personal migraine triggers are intense sounds, smells, and visuals (bright lights or fast-moving patterns). Strangely, never flavors/foods.

[@Omar-em7rl]

i can get a guaranteed migrane by using a saw for most of the day, or something extremely loud for many hours.. i'll feel fine for the rest of the night, but im guaranteed a migrane the next morning. happens every time, then im suffering for about 2-3 days.

[@SooperMoojer]

Cinnamon, aged cheese and msg. My ex husband as well. 😂

[@sdfkjgh]

Matchrocket: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaPFnWxnZr-DeKM

[@Tanuki-Sama]

I've had migraines since I was 3 and now I'm so used to the pain I don't even realize a migraine is coming until it's too late and I'm writhing in pain. The worst is waking up like that and everyone telling you to suck it up when sometimes even lifting yourself up is too painful.

[@cortanathelawless1848]

Yeah, like when the smallest amount of light and noise makes the pain even more agonising I won't suck it up Karen, I'm to busy being burried in my bed and crying

[@marshallzingkhai889]

Bro take medications to relieve the pain...i take Vasograin(dunno if it is only available in India).Without medications...i would not have finished high school.

[@Tanuki-Sama]

@@marshallzingkhai889 Don't worry! I do take medication. But since I've been taking it since I was 3 I've built resistance to it. Currently I take a pill for migraines that is very strong and leaves me completely dull, and I can't take more than one in 24 hours or I can die. But my head doesn't hurt at least lol. (:

[@marshallzingkhai889]

@@Tanuki-Sama whooaw...since 3!That sounds scary and kinda sad.Migraine really is not pleasant at all.Hope everything gets better for you.

[@Tanuki-Sama]

@@marshallzingkhai889 Ty my dude, appreciate the support.

[@QueenB28348]

There is no better feeling in the world than when a migraine that has lasted for days finally ends!!! It's almost like being brand new. Some of us are extra sensitive and anything that smells too strong, is too loud or is too bright can bring a headache on instantly! There have been times that i coughed and gave myself a headache.

[@jakedad4957]

Mine only lasts for a few hours I feel so lucky

[@veer2206]

🙁

[@omnitraveller]

Poor you. Mine last for 3-6h and that already bothers me a lot

[@Dio2a]

I feel you. Mine have been lasting almost entire weeks. Definitely never would wish this on no one. Hope one day a cure is found to entirely wipe out migraines or within a day at least.

[@richardramfire3971]

I use cbd oil

[@bluewarm4976]

What's worse than migraine is that when you tried to explain it to people (employers, friends) that you may not be productive or you need to cancel plans due to migraine, and they responded with "really, migraine again??" Then i'd have both migraine pain and guilt

[@goodn1051]

*Me sees auras Ahhh yess....my time has come

[@jwff7000]

Yeah, It's annoying

[@gratituderanch9406]

“So it begins”

[@hadesdriver6623]

Dont believe them I had genetic migraine my mother had it I got it from her. I had visual snow,vertigo,tinnitus but I never lost hope nothing is impossible I want you to believe this. After visiting doctors they just gave me medicines saying that it is genetics no cure for this! After research in this disease by a doctor named allen mandell (he is in youtube) he found out that migraines were caused by forward head posture along with a weak spinal cord. After months of training for correcting my posture migraine got reduced day by day and my visual snow was enormously reduced after the elimination of migraines. all of you migraine sufferers especially aura have visual snow just search it up. I want you to believe in yourself cuz nothing is impossible our brain has enormous properties of self healing our body too.

[@adistyrahardjo]

For me the auras triggers anxiety which intensified the whole migraine experience

[@YellowDapTop]

@@adistyrahardjoReal

[@hoff9854]

"It's a really exciting time within the migraine world" such a weird sentence for those of us who suffer from them

[@madaraaradam7799]

If it leads to more effective treatments, do you care how they call it? :) I've been having migraines for 8 years, severe ones for past 4 years. Triptans as abortives don't do a thing for me, I have to take daily topiramate and even with that I still get migraines. I could care less about the terminology if it leads to a cure or a bloody good migraine prophylaxis!

[@Renegade-Sam]

Yeah I was like 🤨

[@hadesdriver6623]

Dont believe them I had genetic migraine my mother had it I got it from her. I had visual snow,vertigo,tinnitus but I never lost hope nothing is impossible I want you to believe this. After visiting doctors they just gave me medicines saying that it is genetics no cure for this! After research in this disease by a doctor named allen mandell (he is in youtube) he found out that migraines were caused by forward head posture along with a weak spinal cord. After months of training for correcting my posture migraine got reduced day by day and my visual snow was enormously reduced after the elimination of migraines. all of you migraine sufferers especially aura have visual snow just search it up. I want you to believe in yourself cuz nothing is impossible our brain has enormous properties of self healing our body too.

[@zakiNBG]

yeeees please, finally get some working medication on the way. I'm sick of eating painkillers like candy some days x_x

[@dennischauhan_dc2964]

Same here I don't even eat them most of the times they migraine stays for like 2,3 days

[@BothHands1]

Seriously, I'll have like 4 episodes a month, each lasting 2 days. I know when i start trippin and it looks like i just stared into the sun for 15 minutes, then the next 48 hours are gonna be hell. And then when you take your 7th aleve of the day and your stomach rebels and then it's time to lay on the bathroom floor and puke intermittently. Good times

[@sinoskopyasky]

@@BothHands1 I'm so happy for not having migraines

[@nathanl3160]

you may try ayurvedic 'anu tel' ..... it works for me....

[@TheHorreK2]

painkillers, darkening the room completly, fresh air and no loud noise, my best friend during a migraine attack xD

[@InfansDeAter]

Man, having a brain must really suck. I feel so much better without mine.

[@funkyflights]

That can be fixed ... I’m going to see the great and powerful Oz, all we have to do is follow the yellow brick road !!! You down !!

[@hadesdriver6623]

Dont believe them I had genetic migraine my mother had it I got it from her. I had visual snow,vertigo,tinnitus but I never lost hope nothing is impossible I want you to believe this. After visiting doctors they just gave me medicines saying that it is genetics no cure for this! After research in this disease by a doctor named allen mandell (he is in youtube) he found out that migraines were caused by forward head posture along with a weak spinal cord. After months of training for correcting my posture migraine got reduced day by day and my visual snow was enormously reduced after the elimination of migraines. all of you migraine sufferers especially aura have visual snow just search it up. I want you to believe in yourself cuz nothing is impossible our brain has enormous properties of self healing our body too.

[@jaydentrostle8773]

As a high schooler that suffer migraines with insanely intense jaw pain, and eye pain behind my right eye since 2nd grade, my condolences go out to all of you. I know it sucks, but sometimes you still gotta get shit down. Good joo joo your guys’s way :)

[@jouz7959]

I have very intense pain in the same exact places as you. I have been suffering from them only from first year of college onwards. I'm now on the 4th years and they are still just as intense. Feels like I'm being kicked on my head and I feel so confused when it happens. I wish there was an actual cure 😢

[@zealoflife3010]

Jaw pain is bad

[@leocordero7180]

My mom gets this a lot, she would stay in bed since she got from work just to wake up the next day help me dress up for school and go to work again. I’ve been experiencing them lately and now I know how she felt. You seriously have to love your mom.

[@genkidamatrunks6759]

I get all the worse symptoms. Only thing that ever helped me was a quiet dark room and ice pack over my eye. Always got them right behind my left eye. On a few occasions i even thought about shooting myself. Somr of the worse pain I've ever dealt with.

[@deedee5205]

Thought I had a tumor behind my right eye ,,

[@names9530]

Same

[@James-oo1yq]

I have had these migraine headaches for 35 years, sometimes I get two a month..other times 2 a year. I wish there was more knowledge and effective medication. They floor me for 2-3 days :(

[@James-oo1yq]

Secret Owl Interesting! I am open to ALL ideas of what triggers mine, as after more than 35 years I can't put it down to anything, I've given up avoiding certain foods etc, I genuinely cannot figure it out after so long. If you're right about Solar activity, then how can I avoid or lessen attacks? Thanks for your thoughts on this, sometimes I feel desperate as nobody seems to understand

[@James-oo1yq]

Secret Owl Wow, after reading back it kind of makes sense, as I had two in the last 5 weeks and two in the 12 months before, which correlates to what you said re activity

[@James-oo1yq]

@@SacredOwl Can't thank you enough. At this point in my life I am willing to try anything, as I cannot connect triggers to anything, and believe me I've tried, the first moment I know is the Aura, which in itself I find quite frightening to be honest. I won't bother you with calls as i live in the UK also...but if it's okay I'll get a hold of you on this thread? Fingers crossed, I'll keep you updated in my results. Thanks again my friend :)

[@James-oo1yq]

@@SacredOwl PS, I hope your Wife finds relief from this.

[@James-oo1yq]

MOO Yeah, it's so debilitating, and my work isn't very sympathetic to be honest. I have a day or two in bed, then a kind of hangover for 48 hrs after.

[@BioDynamicIndustries]

Seeker question: "What causes a migraine?" Seeker answer at the end: "beats me?!"

[@bobjim4126]

They did explain. did you see it to the end? Like I told the other guy -> Genetic disorder > Pain processors in the brain stem are fucked > Additionally, hormones that causes THE pain are activated = Migraine

[@Chuloon]

My boyfriend suffers from nasty migraines many times a month, I wish I could take his suffering away ... I used to get horrible migraines as a child & in my 20s but now that I am in my early 30s somehow they have decreased dramatically. This was a great video, loved the graphics!

[@SusiBiker]

Great. Thank you. But please consider reducing the volume/losing the 'music'.

[@WillHourihan]

Agreed, I had to watch it with the Subtitles on.

[@CountryandIrishFan]

Yeah especially while watching this with a headache 😥

[@sn0wblind133]

Is it just me or is the music abnormally loud compared to the voice? Like annoyingly big difference

[@gonderage]

I honestly think that either the volume isn't adequately high or my tablet isn't as loud as I need it.

[@danielson5182]

well NOW that you mention it. lol

[@iCore7Gaming]

Nope?

[@MajorBuzzKill]

Its fine imo

[@Charitycaruthers1980]

Annoying I had to turn it down

[@casualverse]

I get rid of my headaches with a healthy Dose of *John Redcorn.*

[@craigore2011]

Nothin's too good for my Nancy...

[@moiraswife]

JA-HAAAAAAN REDCORN!!!!! peheeeeggy...hill

[@mayurbande7733]

I am sensitive to lights, so i am most of the time in my room with lights switched off... like a vampire lol.

[@katjlarkin274]

Yes sun light! The worst thing in the world is when you have to get up in the morning, while your head is absolutely pounding, and someone else in the house has gone around and opened every curtain and blind as far a possible so the light is literally drilling holes straight into the back of your skull through both eyeballs!!!! My family are always complaining that it is too dark in my house and they think I am a vampire too. Truely, I try to avoid driving during the day as much as possible because the glare is excruciating, but love driving at night especially long distances. I can get numbing headaches for days from being overtired from insomnia at night due to pain, but lying down with a migraine can make it worse half the time. Suffering from Migraines from about 5 years old, I've learned over the last 40 years that Headaches and Migraines are mostly my body's response to any kind of imbalance and other pain. Mid way through high school changing teenage hormones gave me Migraines daily, or it never really went away, just subsided for a while with strong pain killers. Various recommended meds only work for a limited time then wear off to create an increased pain, so a Neurologist suggested a blood thinning medication that at least reduced the pounding pressure. I have now taken that small dose of this every day for the last 30 years, with a fair amount of success as it reduces frequency. I still get headaches, neck pain, numbness, aura, extreme light & sound sensitivity, ringing in my ears, etc everyday but as other here have said - I have just had to get used to it and get on with living with the pain. Other people who do not suffer as we do, will never understand!! I will also take combinations of asprin and paracetemol (as stronger pain killers always make the migraines much worse after the initial dose wears off). My best suggestion is coffee! Coffee works the same way as the neurologist's suggested medication, whenever I need a little more blood pressure reduction in my temples. I have low blood pressure and no heart problems. My father also suffered sever bouts or Migraine headaches, sometimes caused by acids in tomatoes, orange peels in juice, and chocolate. I have inherited his same genetic disposition, although I don't like chocolate very much, I never drink fruit juices, hate dried fruits and peels added to any kind of cooking, but I do like tomatoes. I don't think my triggers are the same as my Dad's? The only time I ever remember not suffering from any kind of headaches or migraines was for 9 months while I was pregnant and for the first 2 months after child birth. For this whole time I did not take any medications or coffee, just smelt lavender, rosemary, menthol and peppermint whenever I felt weakness or slightly off. I know this time with lack of pain was purely due to the pregnancy hormonal stability, because after the baby was born and I was trying to feed her naturally my hormones stated changing back and so the headaches returned. After 3 months I could no longer live with out the daily medication again, so returned to it. Hormonal fluctuation is definitely a major trigger, plus lots of other mysterious things! The best news I can try to pass on to any other sufferers is that while we are waiting for real solid medical cures, the migraines tend to occur less often as we get older (as with my Dad's experience too). Hopefully this Dr Rashmi Halker Singh's - Headache research program will extend to us all across the globe so we can combine ALL our experiences, triggers and symptoms to actually solve this puzzle to find much quicker solutions for relief and a cure!!! Count me in if you are looking for more patients to contribute to this study!?

[@Kyle_Mo]

I usually keep my sun glasses on at work when I have a migraine. Everyone has started to figure out whats going on now when they see me.

[@hadesdriver6623]

Dont believe them I had genetic migraine my mother had it I got it from her. I had visual snow,vertigo,tinnitus but I never lost hope nothing is impossible I want you to believe this. After visiting doctors they just gave me medicines saying that it is genetics no cure for this! After research in this disease by a doctor named allen mandell (he is in youtube) he found out that migraines were caused by forward head posture along with a weak spinal cord. After months of training for correcting my posture migraine got reduced day by day and my visual snow was enormously reduced after the elimination of migraines. all of you migraine sufferers especially aura have visual snow just search it up. I want you to believe in yourself cuz nothing is impossible our brain enormous properties of self healing our body too.

[@AnnaCurser]

in one place they are printing out hearts. and they are still not sure what a migrane is. amazing

[@jackingofftoraelilblack2342]

Thank god I don't have migraines headaches Yep this what rich people call living the life

[@treythewise5937]

Seeker : "First we have to know what headaches are." Me : "WHEN YOUR HEAD IS ACHING!!!"

[@V3rP]

I used to have migraines growing up as a kid until at some point they just went full on attack mode. For the last 15 years or so the pain is unbearable. I've been reading comments here saying "for people who don't know how it feels, it's like a bad hangover" and so on. From my experience, I would trade any bad hangover for the migraines attack I get. It starts as fatigue but it evolves pretty fast in like an hour or two to a massive headache on the front, top, right side of my skull. The pain is severe at this point but it only gets worse. The pain starts getting sharper, feels like millions shards of glass are broken inside my head and as if a massive hammer hits me right on that same spot. During such attacks I've thrown up on several occasions. Twice or thrice I've fell unconscious. I've smashed my head against walls, car windows while heading to a hospital, anything really to see if I can feel pain over the migraine. There is no magic pill that works on those attacks for me at least, only morphine and sedative injections at the hospital. I've done my share of CT scans, EEGs, MRIs etc only not to find anything that can help. Around 2010 I started having epileptic seizures. Really long ones. When I had my first one, I was at the hospital having a status epilepticus seizure for almost 2 straight hours. Seizures do not stop unless I am given a midazolam solution. Needless to say I've suffered (thankfully) minor brain damage in those long 9 years. Again, after tests like fMRI, EEGs, 48h EEGs etc there is no epilepsy diagnosed but only seizures from unknown cause. The doctor I've been seeing since 2010 has reached at the same conclusion as this video. There is some brain dysfunctioning going on for sure, there is a certain part of my brain that goes nuts during the seizures and it is indeed in the right, top, front side of my brain. He said there is nothing to be done in my country, only option is to go to UK or USA for extensive tests to figure out what causes the seizures, which we partially know is sound related. TLDR; faulty brain is faulty brain.

[@amitpaigude6368]

Migraine is triggered by muscle contractions, mucle construction s is triggered by some foods and mainly bright lights like led even smartphone finger print sensor bright light can be trigger some people have hyper sensitivity for light they more prone to migraine triggers frequently migraine headache is process to increase blood supply which is reduced by muscle and vascular contraction it process to save brain damage as per my experience avoid direct sun rays in eyes avoid any bright light try using umber uv glasses when you feel pre triggering symptoms for next at least 24 hours

[@inatwirlingram2540]

That sounds horrendous I had a migraine yesterday but sounds like mine are mild, light sensitivity throwing up sharp pains Migraine hangover today I hope you can get some relief from this horrible condition

[@V3rP]

@@inatwirlingram2540 Fortunately the medication for the seizures has somewhat made migraines less often. Currently having one every 2 months or so, unless I get less sleep or tire myself a lot or expose myself to intense sound/light. You learn to live with migraines. I don't think you can outgrow them or something.

[@wendyilla]

Thanks for sharing this information. I've been suffering from frequent migraines since I was 10 years old. Not one doctor ever explained to me the entire process of migraines. It all makes much more sense now.

[@SoronQuenta]

I've suffered migraines since I was 6 years old, this is great news! #Science Now if only I could show this development to everyone that accused me of faking it, or being weak, to avoid responsibilities...

[@LastTruth1]

I was getting 3 different types of migraines about 3 times a week mostly after middle school it wasn't until i tried marijuana in high school that i noticed a decrease now 10 years later i harldy ever get any. Studies should be done!! I quit marijuana for 9 months and my headaches came back 2 months into my sobriety. Now i use cbd daily and thc for recreational use on the weekends.

[@bobjim4126]

Man, I can argue the exact opposite. Ive had plenty of times where smoking gave me a migrane. Especially bongs jesus

[@ritakarpati4134]

Wow, both perspectives are very interesting! For me alcohol is a major trigger...probably because of the dehydration it causes.

[@SilverHawk214]

It didn't work for me but also didn't make it worse.

[@captainofthebasketballteam]

Damn its druggie city in here huh?😂

[@angelalba6325]

Dude this video hit everything that I am feeling, increased tiredness, floaters & a craving for chocolate out of all things, is so true. Thank you for this vid.🙏🏼

[@zbyszanna]

So the brain produces/releases cgrp to make you feel the pain longer. I thought the brain was on my side.

[@captainofthebasketballteam]

Me too..what a traiter😢

[@tamra5972]

This is so informative. I've had some doctors that hint to migraines being caused by lifestyle. Exercise, diet, sleep. I am excited to hear that more research is going into this! I'm extremely thankful for my triptans.

[@asthmamigrainetreatment2726]

I am a local therapist in the Philippines and i can cure migraine

[@Rotciv761]

I am SO SO THANKFUL for everyone who has shared there stories🙏for years i have suffered from migraine and really really bad ones too, I’m happy I’m not the only one that goes thru this because every time i tried explaining to my parents or doctors they don’t get how BAD the pain is. I’m so scared of getting other migraine but I’m so happy I found this video and found out that other people go thru this🙏

[@dr.catcuddler194]

Man this woman is all about headaches

[@caitlinbrowniee]

i’ve been getting migraines for almost 15 years (i am only 23) and it’s nice to see a video bringing attention to this debilitating condition. i have a migraine or headache about every other day and am finally going to start getting botox injections soon (in a week from today). i’d also really like to try an anti-CGRP medication like the doctor talked about in the video, but because they’re still so new, insurance hasn’t been covering it. hopefully this treatment will soon become more widely available to people who suffer from migraines.

[@EllaEllaEh]

I’ve literally thought I was going to die. I’ve laid in bed, writhing in agony, thinking I had an aneurysm. I actually become afraid that I will kill myself to end the misery. It ain’t fun, kids.

[@NycBeauty]

Ella Walsh Right

[@asthmamigrainetreatment2726]

I am a local therapist in the Philippines and i can cure migraine

[@eimisahil7255]

In migraine, when my friend get a extreme pain.... Then he actually became unconscious and slept, automatically

[@loryndabenson5840]

I wish I could sleep migraines away

[@iainmackenzieUK]

"What really causes migraine?"- ...."we dont really know...its genetic" This is no more useful than what the doctor told me 10 years ago... A somewhat misleading title.

[@bobjim4126]

Have you watched the video to the end? Basically- Genetic disorder > Pain processors in the brain stem are fucked > Additionally, hormones that causes THE pain are activated = Migraine. I'll add that the new medications suppress the "pain hormone" which helps mellow or stop the pain

[@purpleduck3494]

Got migraines since I was a teen and am 37 years old now. Doctors (in my opinion) are intentionally lying to us. I'm not an expert or a qualified medical person. But this is my thoughts on the issue after years of having migraines. First and foremost the main culprit is sugar. Doctors always warn us about salt but not so much sugar. As our bodies actually needs salt and we must get proper salt in our bodies. It's essential. Sugar on the other hand is not. I find that when I completely cut out sugar and all carbs out of my diet for 2 weeks. All my symptoms vanished. Especially the inflammation in my body. My bones and joints felt like they were twisting. Deforming. It was very severe. I went to the doctor and as usual, he didn't know what was causing it. I, not a doctor, I figured it out. How is that possible when he studied for years and got paid almost R1000 for his consultation and I had to pay for xrays and pills. So it cost me a good penny to be told that he has no clue what it is and all he can offer me is monthly injections. 2 weeks of no carbs did the trick. Just red meat, greens, salt (lots of it) and water. That's how I found salt to be essential because without it I actually got headaches. When I had more salt it went away. I have hypertension, so salt is a no, no yet it helped. I was never tired and felt physically stronger and more alert. My whole life I've been chronically tired. Like dead tired. No hypertension. I was the calmest I've ever been in my whole life. Sorry for the long story. So that is number 1. Sugar, carbs causes inflammation. Migraines in my unqualified opinion. Is inflammation on the brain. Try taking a deep breath when you have a migraine and see if you feel a little less pressure when you do so. That is because your brain needs oxygen. Why is there a lack of oxygen? Because your blood isn't carrying enough to your brain. How so? Because the heart isn't pumping blood properly. Why not? Because the muscle cannot stretch and expand fully to take in and send out blood properly to your lungs and body. Why not? Because your muscles is being killed off. Your cells are dying. Sugar causes calcification. Rigor mortis basically but while alive. In my arteries as a hypertensive and in my muscles. My back muscles collapsed alot and my heart muscles, well, It's literally dying from the sugar. If your heart isn't working 100 % your blood can't get enough oxygen to your brain and muscles. Without oxygen your brain and muscles start dying. They are trying to survive. Hold your breath and feel how your whole being starts reacting to not getting oxygen. Notice your chest and head. Well, in my opinion only and of what I've observed and figured out with my own experience so far. Migraines are caused by lack of oxygen. What I feel helps so far. Drink plenty of clean water. No chlorine. Chlorine builds up. In our arteries as well. Causes calcification too. Try to get a filter. Cheap ones work fine too. Bathroom and kitchen. Cut out as much refined sugar and carbs. Opt for a little honey if you need some sweetness now and then. Eat more meat and veg. Not too much fruit and no root vegetables. It's not easy but when you feel bad cut back alot on these things. And finally, I'm trying an additional solution that seems to be helping so far. CAYENNE PEPPER. It's the only natural thing so far that beside adcodol pills actually took my migraine away. It took longer but it works. A really high dose. Hope this all helps. All the best.

[@asthmamigrainetreatment2726]

Head enjury is the cause of migraine as of my experience.i am a local therapist in the Philippines and i can cure migraine

[@sherlinstefila1536]

@@purpleduck3494 A very clear explanation 👏👏🙏🙏

[@howdo5136]

Now remake the video without the music so we can hear what is being said!

[@ErinRaciell]

Watching this as I have a migraine. All I want to do is use a drill on my head and let the pain out

[@old888]

Me too...😣

[@old888]

But i want to put hydraulic pressure on my left side head

[@canmingir]

One thing for sure, those graphics are giving me headache.

[@TheNuvish]

For those who haven't experienced migraines, it is like having a bad hangover for an entire day.

[@alanj3586]

That my friend, is a gross understatement

[@JuusoSFilm]

not even close. in hangover you can still function.

[@THEawsomebuilder]

It's like waking up with a bout of the worst flu you can think of then getting hit in the head with a hammer each time your heart beats. This statement is in no way shape or form even remotely close to how they actually are.

[@rudysr22]

I have been suffering from migraines headaches for 25 years, and one thing that has works really well( a least for me) as a preventive measure is doing cardio or lifting weights at least twice a week.

[@wing0zero]

I don't suffer but I can see why that makes sense, you release endorphins which numb pain receptors when you workout and it sort of gives you a high too.

[@sinclap2]

Yep, yep, yep and yep...all those symptoms and reactions, plus smells. My sense of smell goes through the roof, along with sound and light sensitivity. Throw in barfing for good measure. It is a delightful part of my life for a good 30-35 years. Mine aren't as bad other people's migraines but they still suck. I can almost guarantee mine end in eight hours and medication helps A LOT! Then I have the hangover too. I haven't noticed the Prodrome part of the process before but I'll be on the lookout for that!

[@James-oo1yq]

Yeah... I wish I could recognise this prodrome, at least I'd have some warning

[@SimmSumm]

I'm blessed, I've never had a headache let alone a migraine

[@ILiketoSayYeehaw]

The longest migraine I've had lasted 8 days, and I would throw up anytime I tried to sit up :/ I wish there was more info on how to prevent them, but I'm glad this video exists

[@jeremiahjohnson6971]

Think about a head ache and you will get a head ache... but migraines suck... I get cluster head aches and I sometimes think death is the best solution

[@jeremiahjohnson6971]

@4one14 are yours seasonal? My cluster headaches are in the fall time and like clockwork.. it will be a month of hell

[@dropj3]

@@jeremiahjohnson6971 found some research saying magic mushrooms relieve the pain. If death sounds like a feasible idea, you might try mushrooms. Wouldn't hurt to try. Hope you'll find a relieve soon bro. Take care

[@jeremiahjohnson6971]

@@dropj3 micro dosing psilocybin i have also read that too. Thanks

[@naveenraj2008eee]

Hi seeker Another great video in sick series.. Inviting experts giving their thoughts is exceptional.. Now i got idea about migraine.. Like this sick series so much Thanks for educating us about sick...🙏👍😊

[@Arlothed1no]

As a person who suffers from severe vestibular migraines, it's nice to know that scientists found some reasons why migraines happen. I always thought it was just some random pain. I didn't know that it was the brain incorrectly processing pain. I'm gonna see my migraine doctor soon to be put on a migraine medication. I'm gonna share this video with my mom because she also has migraines.

[@hadesdriver6623]

Dont believe them I had genetic migraine my mother had it I got it from her. I had visual snow,vertigo,tinnitus but I never lost hope nothing is impossible I want you to believe this. After visiting doctors they just gave me medicines saying that it is genetics no cure for this! After research in this disease by a doctor named allen mandell (he is in youtube) he found out that migraines were caused by forward head posture along with a weak spinal cord. After months of training for correcting my posture migraine got reduced day by day and my visual snow was enormously reduced after the elimination of migraines. all of you migraine sufferers especially aura have visual snow just search it up. I want you to believe in yourself cuz nothing is impossible our brain enormous properties of self healing our body too.

[@maggiee639]

I have only had a few migraines in my life and I am so glad. My sister has been getting them since she was like 2

[@CaedenV]

wow, this is great news! My mom gets migraines every 2-3 months, and this would make her world a better place. I get them about once or twice a year, and man... they are no fun. I am basically useless for 2-4 days when it happens.

[@rashido_grey]

I get migraines 4 or 5 times a month. This was super informative!!! Thank you.

[@katjlarkin274]

I agree! A worthy discussion to delve into much further!!!

[@asthmamigrainetreatment2726]

I am a local therapist in the Philippines and i can cure migraine

[@cecilycook5592]

Wish migraines were more understood specially 15-20 yrs ago when i had every doctor and specialist tell me im perfectly fine, im making it up and its all in my head was the most common comment. Debilitating migraines since 10 y.o. and i gave up on doctor and myself years ago. After seeing this, i have a bit more hope for the future!! 🙏🤞

[@TheyCallMeNewb]

I imagine that sufferers endure a great and terrible burden. This was the appropriate amount of detail. We learned here of two quintessentially esoteric terms within the greater subject matter of migraine. Kudos I say!

[@vintagevhsarchive]

I think my first migraine was at 10 or 11, my last was at 14. Something about the onset of puberty? I don't know. They always followed the same pattern: pain increasing over time until all I could do was lay in the dark, listening to the constant tone in my ears and wondering if the next heartbeat would be the one that would make my head explode. Eventually, finally, the pain would make me vomit, and would then subside enough to allow the fatigue of dealing with it for hours to put me to sleep. When I woke up, it would be over. Having had them, I know how lucky I am they stopped. I've had headaches, terrible hangovers, and head injuries, but nothing comes close.

[@Porco1984]

I used to suffer from frequent migraines, usually really bad ones once a month. A few years ago I was diagnosed with sarcoidosis (a systemic "autoimmune" disorder), which probably has caused chronic pains in my muscles and joints. Weirdly enough, I haven't had a migraine since ever since the symptoms of my sarcoidosis started showing up.

[@docbrown7916]

This will help when I talk to my pain management dr about headaches.

[@rahulbindhu]

The music is stimulating my migraine

[@demonsorrows]

When I first started getting migraines I was about twelve or thirteen. It was either the smell of gasoline that sparked it or it just enhanced how bad it was somehow. Aura, sensitivity to light, horrible pain just turning my head. When it'd hit peak my hand would tense up and hurt like hell. My index and thumb would feel like it was being crushed together in a vice. After the migraines started, insomnia and constant vivid lucid dreams pretty much every time I sleep began and continues to this day. Was prescribed meds for migraines that were insanely expensive, like $100 for six pills I think it was, so nope to that. Whenever I feel the initial pain coming on (area around my eye twitching a lot seems to be my main sign otherwise) I take some tylenol /acetaminophen/store bought migraine meds, down a cup of coffee or something with a lot of caffeine, and immediately try to force myself into a nap for at least 20min overall factoring in constantly waking up. If I can get around 20 minutes within an hour or so, the main pain is gone and I'm left with the hangover fog pain and exhaustion. My lucid dreams are always a bit more vivid during those naps. And I crave sweet things whenever I sleep and wake up, regardless of migraines and I'm not a candy person. Anything really sweet (really sweet to me anyway) makes the roof of my mouth tingle uncomfortably. Sometimes I'm dead exhausted for days just conking out while doing everything. Just had a run of that within the last few days. Playing a game/watching a video/reading an article, and it's like time instantly disappears and I'm throwing my head up in a panic before I fall forward or slam my head on a desk. I play elite dangerous and I'm out in the middle of nowhere atm a few thousand light-years from the civ bubble. The amount of times I've narrowly avoided plowing into stellar bodies, it would suck so bad if that's what takes me out after all this time xD Always wondered if my migraines played a part with my always having lucid dreams since they both started around the same time. Maybe they could look into that and see if people who suffer from migraines have a higher chance of lucid dreams being common for them. Maybe a connection? *shrug* Much love. Have a good one, people who read all this =) *long time later editting* Apologies for the jumbled grammar. It was difficult to think straight at the time.

[@davidkennedy1077]

My migraines started at a similar age, but I think I was around 10 years old and thought it was triggered by dust. I get the aura, which starts as a little speck in my vision (like I'd looked at the sun) the speck then gets larger and larger until it fills my vision almost entirely, leaving only tunnel vision. Then the aura vanishes and the pain kicks in. I dont get tingles, but I am sensitive to light and sometimes get nausea, occasionally a very angry feeling which makes me not good to be around. I have to do the same as you mention, taking ibuprofen as soon as I notice the aura appear. I wonder if my migraines were linked to hormones, as the majority of my attacks were in my mid to late teens through to my mid twenties. I'm 45 now and my attacks are far less common than they used to be.

[@deedee5205]

Get Medical pot,,bye dreams ,,

[@demonsorrows]

@@deedee5205 I live in Washington state. I have a bud shop within view of my place.

[@demonsorrows]

@@lawngnome777 meh, don't most energy drinks and they don't do much for me. Insomnia is consistent and most of the time I'm have to be ready to go if needed. Occasional naps are the main reason I get any type of "rest" heh. I don't get any proper rest since it's like closing my eyes to be elsewhere for a while in how my lucid dreams are. They have their own level of exhaustion to throw in. Just got up from a nap actually xD Mental status and current situation keeping a proper sleep schedule is damn near impossible. Rarely drink and I get really bad headaches from any downer type drugs. I have to take headache meds with them. Most herbal teas bring about really bad headaches too. So I drink mainly regular black tea only.. unless I'm willing to suffer for a double chai spice or earl grey. Herbal masochism? And to be clear, I do use a lot of caffeine to stay coherent for the most part. I've tried cutting it out completely for a few weeks to test if caffeine levels were a factor. No difference. It wasn't the case for the headaches, migraines, or insomnia. Which isnt surprising since caffeine has always mellowed me and helped me be more coherent than energetic. A lot of coffee is more likely to knock me out at this point ha. Best I can do is just keep busy and nap when I can. I'm learning Japanese and Spanish to kill time. こんにちは (kon'nichiwa) a todos xD

[@davidkennedy1077]

@@demonsorrows cannabis does nothing to relieve the symptoms, in fact I always found cannabis to be useless for pain (if anything it can often make the mind dwell on pain) I used to smoke a lot in my early twenties, so I have plenty of experience on that front. Plus you have to deal with the lengthy half life of over a day (or up to 2 weeks if you smoke regularly) of feeling dopey, slow and forgetful. Cannabis is far from a wonder/miracle drug. If you want to go that route you should just try CBD oil, for the good effects minus the personality change.

[@Tails977]

Migraines run in my family and my cousin has the aura thing. I also have migraines but had no idea about the prodrome!!

[@ritesh5295]

any idea how will be cure??

[@asthmamigrainetreatment2726]

I am a local therapist in the Philippines and i can cure migraine

[@indigocheetah4172]

I didn't know what a migraine was until I had one. The migraines stopped when I started taking HRT for menopause. It was a miracle.

[@jobradford4081]

Yes being around negativety for sure brings them on.

[@monicaaldama1521]

During my last migraine, I had to use the restroom and all migraine sufferers know how difficult this can be. Well I will share a (now) funny aura story while using the restroom. The color of my aura was yellow. I kept wiping because I thought I wasn't clean not realizing I was just seeing yellow spots 😅 until I saw them everywhere🤭 tmi but with this disability you need some sort of humor🤷🏼‍♀️

[@alexisraelyan9640]

Since we’re here , has anyone else noticed performance (any kind) improvement during a migrane attack? It seems a bit weird when you have a really bad migrane , you know , every movement hurts , light hurts , sounds hurt , and all of a sudden you perform a task better than when you’re free of pain. A few days ago I noticed that I played ping pong a with a bit better accuracy than the previous day that I had played without a migrane. I have noticed this also with other tasks too. It is not a drastic change , but an interesting thing , when my performance will improve a bit when having a crippling migrane (of course this will last until the moment i get so sick I want to vomit).

[@ravvdaddy03]

I play disc golf and have played better with a migraine but it's not ideal when you have to throw up half way through the round lol

[@user-sh2xw8zc6p]

Great video and well explained!

[@gthakur17]

who else is watching this while having migraine

[@kydrikezagrint7802]

When you wake up with migraine, and you say to yourself."I wise I was drunk. It least that would explain this."

[@DenisDuvauchelledev]

My auras went all the way to loosing use of my body and dropping to the ground and lose of so speech for about 20mins.

[@Physiobynumbers]

Great information. Migraines can be scary. Do check whether the neck is involved as well

[@Mukduck619]

Struggled with this for so long, happy to say it’s been years now since my last episode and cannabis is the reason.

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

I hate migraines I always get one but I’ve been lucky not having in 2 months but they suck and it runs in my family!

[@justinbennett9668]

Eating blue dye foods triggers my migraine. I stop eating blue things and haven't had one since.

[@cageybee7221]

that isn't a migraine, that is a food additive allergy.

[@katjlarkin274]

@@cageybee7221 Yes, food allergies can cause MIGRAINE!!

[@nathanielcayas6264]

I'm so tired. Viewing videos and hearing from other people who REALLY understand what migraine is makes me feel both happy and want to cry at the same time. The hardest part is having to explain to the rest of society that, no, it is NOT just a headache.

[@stingsting1132]

Totally free from migraine with Dr iyaremoses on KZbin herbal medicine.

[@LungsOutJem]

When I was a kid, I got migraines about once a month, maybe less. They weren't as frequent as some people get them, and I'm thankful for that. Unfortunately, frequent or not, there is no medication I've ever encountered that helped. I did, however, find relief in meditation. I don't know if I was training myself to ignore the pain, or actually calming whatever was fucked up in there, but I got them less frequently and at lower intensities. It's been nearly 15 years since I've had a proper migraine, but I do occasionally have "visual migraines." Those are scary, but I'm thankful to not have real migraines anymore.

[@AVEdrums]

could you cover the topic 'tinnitus'?

[@berryberrykixx]

Tinnitus is my "aura".

[@rentinghouseseveryday3739]

I ger ocular migraines sometimes ..... pls do a vid about this

[@MrMishra814]

Amazing series

[@tonedeafbard7656]

Who’s watching this while having a migraine?

[@norecollection329]

So...Seeker uploads periodically at 7 pm at UTC +8:00.

[@bryancomlor1435]

When civilization can modify genes en fly to the moon but doesn’t know how to cure a headache.

[@josemarcosgalvezdeleon8889]

great editor

[@gloriahodge9849]

I can’t believe constant urination was represented by an outhouse. Yes I’m feeling better and had a chuckle. Some people my not get the example of the outhouse. After all it’s 2021 😊. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@bluemas5]

What about sinus pressure migraines that’s what kills me every damn morning... sometimes I can’t even get out of bed

[@NataliaPessoaXOXOMAKE]

Yeah I wanna know about other factors that cause migraine. Mine are cervical caused. Can’t do anything 😩

[@thenormalguy9056]

I have had migrane for about 5 years and belive it or not *meditation* helps

[@dropj3]

During or just as a daily remedy to prevent?

[@dropj3]

I can't seem to see how I could meditate during a episode

[@thenormalguy9056]

@@dropj3 i meditate daily so i can meditate during migrane as well And by no means i am professional or meditating for years i just started like 1-2 months it will help you calm your mind

[@dropj3]

@@thenormalguy9056 thanks man. Going to try that

[@leocordero7180]

Out of everything I could have gotten from my parents I get this. Nice.

[@lucifernebulae]

Really nice topic, If you could even expand on the subject and cover more head pains that would be so cool!

[@denton151]

Like??? Concussions? Like this was clearly labeled about migraines... what more do you need to cover in a topic about migraines?

[@principleshipcoleoid8095]

My head ache is almost permament. It stopped like 5 or 6 time. While I am asleep I don't feel this pain. But I don't have a lot of dreams. P S activity or emotion can make pain stronger.

[@nickthompson4952]

I would go to a doctor....

[@principleshipcoleoid8095]

@@nickthompson4952 I went. Only recomendations I got are good lifestyle and massage.

[@nickthompson4952]

Damn...

[@principleshipcoleoid8095]

@@nickthompson4952 at least I live in civilised times. I think medicine will soon start focusing on chronic illness more. And I won't die 22 or something like that. And I don't have to live in a literal cave. We are like luckier then 99.99% of humanity I guess.

[@dropj3]

Sounds like cluster headaches. Try magic mushrooms. I've found some research saying it helps

[@mr.personhumanson6871]

Legalize weed worldwide so a lot of us wouldn't have to become addicted to pharma painkiller meds

[@ricma9710]

@Adymn Sani so you can kill your lungs, smart tradeoff

[@James-oo1yq]

Weed has no effect for me, all I get is a sick feeling from the smoke....I need liquid form with little side effects

[@DaRaccoon]

@@ricma9710Well its a good there are edibles

[@roti1873]

Wow do more of these about headaches. I sometimes get them after putting my brain through a lot, I'd like to know why I get nauseous from them and how to make them go away.

[@challenge820]

im soo glad that it was migraine i had, and not brain tumor and thats what i thought

[@wing0zero]

Maybe they should study kids, they can give you a right headache. Sleep and eat well, drink plenty of water, I never have headaches, I understand there are the unlucky few who get them no matter what.

[@AifDaimon]

My sister is among the unlucky few, unfortunately..

[@wing0zero]

@@AifDaimon Aww that's pretty crappy, I hope they find something to help people who suffer, I say I never get a headache but I can have one, late night too much beer and up early can do the trick and I'm so miserable till it's gone and that's just a beer headache, I can't imagine what a migraine is like, Elons new Neurolink might be promising as it could possibly map out migraines and find a solid root cause.

[@AifDaimon]

@@wing0zero but from what I've observed recently, tho, she seems to be managing it just fine especially with her medications on standby in case of another such episode..

[@duchi882]

*What Really Causes a Migraine:* 1. Bad Writing in a show's Season Finale

[@gangisspawn1]

Dehydration, low blood sugar, euphoria. All those are my triggers.

[@PivotBoom]

I was surprised about the explanation of aura since you literally described what happened to me word for word Wavy static looking things and numbing in the arms

[@katjlarkin274]

Exactly true for me also, plus my father had the same thing before migraine, so hereditary genetics is true also.

[@trojand7650]

YOOOOOOO. She is on Tinder in Phx area. Damn... NOICE....... *high five people* Sorrrry I'm talking about Dr Rashmi

[@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88]

I know what just one reason for my migraines can be chalked up to. The current toxicity of our nation's political climate. But that's probably just me...

[@Fiatluc]

I been experiencing migraine almost 2 times a month before, but since I have started a diet of only eating a meal once a day for almost a year now, it never occured even once. 👍

[@AifDaimon]

This is good to know for me, cause my sister was diagnosed with this condition recently..

[@NerunUC153xELL8mUR]

Elon Musks neuralink could help substantially identify why we have migraines also

[@SuviTuuliAllan]

he can go shove it

[@cageybee7221]

like the hyperloop was supposed to substantially help transportation? lol elon musk is a joke.

[@ricksomething]

​@@SuviTuuliAllan Guess you're anti free speech.

[@ricksomething]

​@@cageybee7221What have you done with your life?

[@SuviTuuliAllan]

@@ricksomething I'm anti you.