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    posted 01/22/2009, comments (6)

    Migraine Triggers: What About Compact Fluorescent Bulbs?

    We all understand the need to conserve energy, to be more "green." But, what do we do when those efforts are a Migraine trigger. One energy saving technique that's causing a great deal of discussion among Migraineurs is compact fluorescent bulbs. I'm curious about how most of you react to them, so I've set up a poll... ... Read moreChevron
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    Lighting, CFLs, and Migraine Triggers

    To conserve energy and protect the environment, the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 calls for the manufacturing of incandescent light bulbs to cease by 2012.   Compact fluorescent lighting (CFL), such as the bulb shown here, will fit current fixtures originally manufactured for incandescent bulbs and are thought to be... Read moreChevron
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