B-Complex, especially B2 and B6. B2 has had studies which show it to be an effective migraine preventative when taken daily. The B vitamins help with many things, including nerve activity, serotonin production, and energy production. They are also key for producing GOOD prostaglandins (which reduce inflammation, and more and more we find out migraine is an inflammatory process).
Magnesium is a mineral which assists with nerve conductivity and relaxes muscles. There has been research which has shown it beneficial to migraine sufferers. It has also been shown that those who have chronic pain become deficient in magnesium, which can then increase your pain, which causes a vicious cycle. Magnesium needs to be taken in 2:1 ratio with calcium (calcium being the larger amount).
CoQ10 assists with energy production and is an antioxidants. There has been moderate information stating that CoQ10 may help reduce migraines.
Vitamin D has also been shown to be deficient in people with chronic pain AND chronic migraines. People who get enough Vitamin D actually show the ability to tolerate pain better. Vitamin D also assists with the absorption of calcium. One of its jobs is to reduce inflammation.
Vitamin C. Citrus fruits are good for preventing scurvy on the high seas.
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Vitamin D is important for your health. iIt is found in milk, and helps strengthen your bones!
You can't, it was readily available about 25 years ago, but it was too good at preventing illness, and was a wonderful drug to give you energy and build a unbelievable immune defense system, government put. A stop to such a vitamin, it was just too good
You can take vitamin A,C and you can also take many other different vitamins as well. You can also take a mixed vitamin or a supplemental vitamin as well to help.
Butter consumption is believed to be good for preventing gastrointestinal infections in children. It is also rich in vitamin A and D, which are essential for the absorption of calcium in the body.
Acerola is a fruit rich in vitamin C. It also has riboflavin, niacin, thiamine, and vitamin A and is used for medicine. It is helpful in preventing or treating scurvy.
You can, but it is quite rare to do so. Too much Vitamin D can lead to kidney stones, kidney damage and headaches, muscle and bone weakness. The average adult needs 5mcgrams of Vitamin D daily.
Because they are high in vitamin C and good in vitamin K
Yes, it is possible to prevent migraine headaches through dieting. Having a deficiency in magnesium can trigger headaches. Eating foods containing magnesium, such as almonds, leafy vegetables, grapefruit, salmon, apples, or brown rice (to name a few) all aid in preventing the trigger. Also, eating foods rich in Vitamin E, such as oatmeal, seeds and nuts, or yogurt all help improve circulation, which can help prevent headaches. Lastly, be sure to avoid drinking too much alcohol, artificial sweeteners, or caffeine, as these are common triggers for migraines.
Broccoli is a great source of vitamins. It is rich in vitamin C. Broccoli also contains chemical compounds that are thought to be effective in preventing cancers.