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I get heat induced migraines. Can't increase metabolism without migraine. Need exercise! HELP!
I experience seratonin syndrome if I take serotonin targeted maintenance meds and take my Max Alt. With every year that passes, I am gaining 10-15 lbs, which ups my blood pressure. I just want to be able to exercise without a headache!! Even if I am in an air conditioned place, if my body gets heated up, here's the migraine. I am partially convinced that it is a problem with my...
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