People often contact me and ask for specific facts and statistics about Migraine. The other day, someone even contacted me about a statistic to settle a bet. Are there times when some of those facts and statistics would come in handy for you?
This is National Migraine Awareness Month, and the theme is help make Migraines more visible! What better time to share some facts and statistics with you? Here we go...
More than 37 million Americans have Migraine disease. That's...
18% of American...
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Dietary fat is often portrayed as a villain – especially when you’re talking about weight control. We always hear that you should avoid fat. And... Read more »
Dietary fat is often portrayed as a villain especially when youre talking about weight control. We always hear that you should avoid fat. And... Read more »
Children do not typically outgrow asthma It is a common myth that a child will outgrow his asthma (despite what some Recovered Asthmatics might say as they light up a cigarette). In fact, 95 percent of children with persistent asthma still have...
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