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October 13, 2009 by Arabella

blogcarnival125 The October Migraine and Headache Blog Carnival was posted today on Diana Lee’s Somebody Heal Me. The theme for this month is “Alternative Therapies.”

The purpose of a blog carnival is to bring together bloggers writing on a common theme or issue, then get their work out there for people to read. Diana does a great job of putting this carnival together, and it features some top Migraine bloggers.

I hope you’ll take some time to read some great Migraine Truths in this month’s carnival. Alternative Therapies: October 09 Headache Blog Carnival.

Thanks for hosting this carnival and keeping it going, Diana! Is there any way you can work “Migraine” into the title of it?

Best,
Arabella ♥

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Migraine Sites: Trusted

In alphabetical order:

• American Headache Society

• Free My Brain

• Help for Headaches & Migraine

• International Headache Society

• Migraine Research Foundation

• MigraineCast

• MyMigraineConnection
Migraine Sites: Not Trusted
In alphabetical order:
- • Caffeine and Migraine
  Barry Spencer. Insists that "caffeine causes all primary headaches."
- • Wikipedia Migraine Page
  What started with promise is now nothing more than people changing pages just for the hell of it or as a power play. Do NOT rely upon anything you read there! Good "editors" with knowledge have been run off by people with too much time on their hands.
- • Women's Health Institute of Texas
  Andrew Jones and his Migraine "cure." He may have a license, but he's such a joke I will NOT call him "Doctor."
Migraine Sites: Disappointing
In alphabetical order:
- • About.com: Headaches & Migraines
  New "guide;" old information.
- • BellaOnline Headaches / Migraines
  Amateur at best. Info often old, incomplete, or inaccurate.
- • National Headache Foundation (NHF)
  They lump headaches and Migraines together. As a leader, they should be teaching the difference and setting an example.
Not Trusted Sites Now OFFline
In alphabetical order:
- • maxhealth4younow.com
  Jessica & Daryl Woods. Multi-level marketing of MonaVie.
- • pulse4theheart.com
  Jessica & Daryl Woods. Multi-level marketing of MonaVie.
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Arabella
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There is NO cure yet!

Migraine is a genetic neurological disease. There is no cure for this disease yet. More than 36 million Americans live with this disease, yet the NIH funds very little research into Migraine or other headache disorders.

Some misguided individuals will tell you they have a cure for Migraines, that doctors and drug companies are keeping the world from knowing about their cure. This is utter nonsense. As a prominent patient advocate has told more than one of these people, if that were true, it would be worthy of a Pulitzer prize, and any major journalist would help them prove their point.

There are treatments of all kinds that can work very well. Some are dietary supplements, some are medical and dental devices, some are pharmaceuticals. Each person has to work with their doctor to discover what works best for them.

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