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Migraine, a **complex neurological disease**, is one of the most common causes of chronic pain and disability globally. It is characterized by recurrent attacks of disabling headaches, often accompanied by symptoms like nausea, sensitivity to light (**photophobia**), and sensitivity to sound (**phonophobia**). While migraine is often a **genetic disorder**, external factors like environment, lifestyle, and diet play a significant role in determining how frequently attacks occur and their severity. When you're dealing with migraine, I know you are searching for that single food  trigger to eliminate, but the reality is that true food and dietary triggers are not very common . Headache specialists suggest that focusing on a balanced, healthy diet of consistent meals and  hydration is often more critical for reducing the risk of attacks than strict elimination. Based on current research, I would advise you to prioritize three key actions immediately: Maintain Consistency: Avo...

  Most people think about diet and exercise when it comes to health. But if you’re constantly stressed and not sleeping well, even the cleanest meal plan or the toughest workout won’t deliver results. Sleep and stress are like invisible forces running the show — and when they’re out of balance, your health, energy, and mood take a hit. Understanding how sleep and stress affect your health could be the missing piece, whether you're a busy professional buried under deadlines, a young couple balancing professions and family planning, or a parent operating on fumes. Sleep and stress feed off each other in what’s called the sleep–stress cycle . One bad night’s sleep leaves your body stressed out the next day. Chronic stress keeps your brain wired at night, making it harder to sleep. It’s a vicious loop: poor sleep raises stress hormones, and high stress sabotages sleep. Left unchecked, this cycle drains your energy reserves, damages your immune system, and even shortens your lifespan. T...