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Did you know

Migraines are the second leading cause of disability worldwide.

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Did you know

Symptoms can begin up to 48 hours before head pain—with mood changes, yawning, or food cravings.

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Did you know

Caffeine can both trigger and relieve migraines, depending on the person.

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Did you know

More than 90% of people with migraines say it interferes with work, school, or daily life.

Migraine Learning Hub

Foundational education for everyday support.

Evidence-based insights and practical guidance for understanding and managing migraines with neurologist-informed approaches.

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Understanding Migraine

Migraines are not “just headaches".
They are a neurological condition that can affect the whole body. Along with head pain, migraines can bring nausea, sensitivity to light or sound, vision changes, and even difficulty speaking or concentrating.
 

An estimated 1 in 7 people worldwide experience migraines, making them one of the most common and disabling health conditions.
 

At VitiVitamins, we believe that knowledge is power. Understanding what’s really happening during a migraine can help you feel more in control and more supported.

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Did You Know?

Migraines affect over 1 billion people worldwide, making them one of the most common neurological conditions.

What Causes Migraine

Migraines are complex, and the exact cause is still being studied. What we do know is that migraines happen when changes in the brain and nervous system trigger an abnormal response.

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Hormones

Fluctuations in estrogen, especially around menstruation.

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Stress

Both physical and emotional stress can spark an episode.

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Environment

Bright lights, strong smells, and changes in weather.

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Diet

Certain foods and drinks like red wine, chocolate, or processed meats.

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Sleep

Too much or too little sleep can trigger attacks.

Did You Know?

•     Women are 3x more likely to experience migraines than men.

•     Migraines often run in families, with genetics playing a major role.

Types of Migraine

Not all migraines look or feel the same. Knowing which type you may experience can help you and your doctor find better ways to manage them.

Migraine without Aura

Intense headache, nausea, light/sound sensitivity.

Migraine with Aura

Includes warning signs like flashing lights, tingling, or speech difficulty before the headache starts.

Vestibular Migraine

Dizziness, vertigo, and balance problems with or without headache.

Chronic Migraine

Migraines on 15 or more days each month for over 3 months.

Common Areas Affected

  For migraines, the common areas affected are:

  • One side of the head (often behind the eye or temple).

  • Forehead or around the eyes.

  • Back of the head or neck (less common but possible).
    Some people feel the pain shift from one side to the other, or experience it on both sides during different attacks.

Age of onset:

Some people have “silent migraines” aura and other symptoms without the head pain.

Key Nutrients Backed by Studies:

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Magnesium

Helps regulate nerve signaling.

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Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)

Supports energy production in brain cells.

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CoQ10

Bright lights, strong smells, and changes in weather.

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Feverfew & Ginger

Traditional herbs studied for their role in reducing migraine symptoms.

Our VitiVitamins Migraine Support Gummy was designed with these nutrients in mind, so you can give your body the targeted support it needs in a simple, convenient form.

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