Migraines
by Marita Roussey
Migraines are defined as periodic attacks of headaches that affect one or both sides of the head. The causes of migraines are as unique as each client and can occur for numerous reasons.
Oftentimes, the cause of migraines is not just one factor, but several causes compounding and accumulating over the years.
BodyTalk addresses these underlying causes by re-linking lines of communication that have been severed due to routine stress or traumatic events. Emotions, past events, and memories can be stored in any body part yet can affect the health of the entire body. Addressing these underlying issues as well as the head itself can relieve symptoms. The liver organ is commonly addressed when dealing with migraines.
Migraines can result from all body energies simultaneously moving upwards towards the head.
A client with all of this energy in one place feels enormous pressure in the head and he or she won’t want to be touched, may experience nausea, and lights or sounds can become disturbing and painful.
Other common causes of migraines can be related to food intolerances, hormonal imbalances, or menstrual issues.
