Best Supplements to Cure MIGRAINE Headache
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00:00 What does the start of a migraine feel like ?
01:27 what is a dietary supplement ?
02:52 What are the best vitamins to take for migraines ?
03:35 How much vitamin B2 should I take for migraines ?
04:03 Does vitamin B12 help migraine headaches ?
05:04 How much CoQ10 should I take for migraines?
06:04 How much magnesium should I take for migraines ?
07:09 How much vitamin D should I take for migraines?
08:22 Does omega-3 reduce migraines ?
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What supplements are best for migraine?
The three that the American Headache Society reports may prevent migraine attacks are riboflavin, CoQ10, and magnesium.
Riboflavin
Riboflavin—also known as Vitamin B2—is part of the B vitamin family, and it plays a role in helping the body break down foods and regulate energy supply. It’s found in dairy, grains, some meats, and many green vegetables, so it’s rare for most Americans to be deficient in this vitamin. With that said, it has been shown to play a part in migraine in several studies, including a study in the European Journal of Neurology that showed a significant reduction in migraine frequency for participants taking 400 mg of riboflavin a day for three months.
CoQ10
CoQ10 (or Coenzyme Q10) is an antioxidant chemical that the body produces naturally and can also be found in meat and seafood. Several studies have shown that taking CoQ10 can reduce both migraine frequency and severity—including, recently, a 2018 study among 45 women.
Magnesium
Magnesium impacts all kinds of things in the body—like regulating muscle function and keeping blood sugar levels stable—but it’s also been shown to play a role in migraine. According to a widely cited study, some people experience a drop in magnesium when experiencing a migraine attack. And according to the American Migraine Foundation, some studies have shown that taking magnesium reduces migraine frequency.
The Combination Effect
One study showed that taking a supplement containing a combination of magnesium, riboflavin, and CoQ10 for a three-month period showed a reduction of pain in migraine attacks. That's why we created Beam, a daily migraine supplement that combines these three effective nutrients in a unique, medical-provider-recommended formula. You can learn more about Beam here.
But again, not all of these supplements—or a combination—are right for everyone, so talk to your medical provider to see what the best option or combination might be for you. “Even the supplements that have been shown to be safe and effective for migraine can have side effects,” Crystal adds. “For example, certain forms of magnesium are better tolerated than others, and Coenzyme Q10 can cause insomnia.”
Disclaimer: the information provided in this video only explains a study's results and is not medical advice. So you should always consult your personal doctor before taking any medical action.
This video should not be used to self-diagnose and it is not a substitute for a medical exam, cure, treatment, diagnosis, prescription or recommendation.
01:27 what is a dietary supplement ?
02:52 What are the best vitamins to take for migraines ?
03:35 How much vitamin B2 should I take for migraines ?
04:03 Does vitamin B12 help migraine headaches ?
05:04 How much CoQ10 should I take for migraines?
06:04 How much magnesium should I take for migraines ?
07:09 How much vitamin D should I take for migraines?
08:22 Does omega-3 reduce migraines ?
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What supplements are best for migraine?
The three that the American Headache Society reports may prevent migraine attacks are riboflavin, CoQ10, and magnesium.
Riboflavin
Riboflavin—also known as Vitamin B2—is part of the B vitamin family, and it plays a role in helping the body break down foods and regulate energy supply. It’s found in dairy, grains, some meats, and many green vegetables, so it’s rare for most Americans to be deficient in this vitamin. With that said, it has been shown to play a part in migraine in several studies, including a study in the European Journal of Neurology that showed a significant reduction in migraine frequency for participants taking 400 mg of riboflavin a day for three months.
CoQ10
CoQ10 (or Coenzyme Q10) is an antioxidant chemical that the body produces naturally and can also be found in meat and seafood. Several studies have shown that taking CoQ10 can reduce both migraine frequency and severity—including, recently, a 2018 study among 45 women.
Magnesium
Magnesium impacts all kinds of things in the body—like regulating muscle function and keeping blood sugar levels stable—but it’s also been shown to play a role in migraine. According to a widely cited study, some people experience a drop in magnesium when experiencing a migraine attack. And according to the American Migraine Foundation, some studies have shown that taking magnesium reduces migraine frequency.
The Combination Effect
One study showed that taking a supplement containing a combination of magnesium, riboflavin, and CoQ10 for a three-month period showed a reduction of pain in migraine attacks. That's why we created Beam, a daily migraine supplement that combines these three effective nutrients in a unique, medical-provider-recommended formula. You can learn more about Beam here.
But again, not all of these supplements—or a combination—are right for everyone, so talk to your medical provider to see what the best option or combination might be for you. “Even the supplements that have been shown to be safe and effective for migraine can have side effects,” Crystal adds. “For example, certain forms of magnesium are better tolerated than others, and Coenzyme Q10 can cause insomnia.”
Disclaimer: the information provided in this video only explains a study's results and is not medical advice. So you should always consult your personal doctor before taking any medical action.
This video should not be used to self-diagnose and it is not a substitute for a medical exam, cure, treatment, diagnosis, prescription or recommendation.
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