Q&A: Migraines and artificial sweeteners

(Seattle Times) UPDATED 2009-10-19

In this article from The People's Pharmacy, one reader says that her chronic headaches were cured when she decided to give up artificial sweeteners. According to pharmacologists Joe and Teresa Graedon, there is a lot of controversy surrounding the link between artificial sweeteners and migraine pain. Read full story >

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Q&A: Migraines and artificial sweeteners

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