[ConservativeMind]

Enjoy your migraine!

[Wissa]

I’ll take a pass on both.

[eyeamok]

I have heard of Headaches before, not really sure what they are, the only time my head ever hurts is when I bump it on something

[Bob434]

to take one’s mind off the pain of the migraines, just rub salt in one’s eyes- you will soon forget about the migraine,

[Migraine]

Who’d-a thunk it?

Me, I’m a MINO (migraine in name only). Never had one and don’t mean to make light of it. It’s a play on “it goes against my grain” — and there’s been too much of that in the 23 years I’ve had that handle.

[wally_bert]

About all my life I have had mild to severe headaches. Sometimes I think some are mild seizures so I should be diabetes proof if that’s the case.

Given the sheer amount of junk food and sodas I used to go through at a few times in my life, I should have been diabetic.

Even through the cleaner and healthier diet paths and weight loss that come with it, some days I could barely see straight until the pain cleared.

I’ve made some progress here and there on some triggers and treatments but never a true hammer type blow.

[Seruzawa]

This is what passes for science these days. Idiots can’t tell correlation from causation.

[Wiser now]

My migraines do nothing to help my diabetes.
Is this what passes for “science” these days?

[americas.best.days...]

Just my story, but I had migraine headaches for mostly my 20-50’s, decreasing quite a bit after menopause. One thing I noticed was that a full day following a migraine of intense pain and much vomiting, I felt really great, hard to describe. Energetic, clearheaded, just really good. It was like a purge of toxins or something.

Anyone else?

[GingisK]

Well, I suppose if you are in the middle of a whopping big headache, you might not want to eat. Did I guess correctly?

[Organic Panic]

I don’t have diabeetus (H.T. Wilford Brimley) but I use to get horrible migraines. Two drags on a THC marijuana vape pen stops them in minutes for me. I’ll take my chances.

[nagant]

People who get migraines are less likely to develop type 2 diabetes, while some people who develop diabetes become less prone to migraines.....

.....The link between the two diseases isn't obvious: "Migraines happen in the brain, while diabetes is associated with the pancreas, and these organs are far from each other," says Thanh Do, Ph.D., the project's principal investigator.

Type 2 diabetes is not associated with the pancreas. Duh

[PLMerite]

Yeah, your head hurts so bad you can’t finish off that gallon of chocolate ice cream.

And I have type 2 diabetes.