Part 3: The Critical Role of Metabolism in Migraine Management | Dr. Elena Gross, PhD

Is migraine just a neurological condition, or does metabolism play a crucial role in its onset and management? In this episode, Dr. Elena delves into the importance of metabolism in migraine, uncovering the hidden metabolic factors that could be contributing to your migraines. Learn how your body’s energy production impacts your brain health and discover ways to optimize your metabolism for better migraine management. This video is key to understanding the metabolic factors behind migraines and sets the stage for future episodes where we’ll explore practical tips to tweak your metabolism and alleviate migraine symptoms.


What is metabolism and why and how is that important for migraine? Is migraine only a neurological issue or are there aspects of metabolism that are malfunctioning? Join me in Episode 2 as I answer these important questions and explore some of the most critical factors influencing migraine. This video is essential to understand future episodes where you will be able to learn how you can tweak your metabolism to manage your migraine better.

Dr. Elena Gross is an Oxford-trained neuroscientist and has earned a PhD in clinical research at the University of Basel. She is also an ex-chronic migraine patient.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:14 Overview
00:56 Why is constant energy supply so crucial for brain functions?
03:10 How is glucose connected to migraine?
04:20 Why is migraine a metabolic disease?
05:37 How can you improve your metabolism to help with migraine?
06:25 What is oxidative stress? What role does it play in migraine?
07:38 How are migraine triggers linked to metabolism?
10:29 Recap

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Welcome to My Channel! I'm Dr. Elena Gross – Neuroscientist, Researcher, and Former Chronic Migraine Sufferer. On this channel, I share insights on how ketosis, nutritional interventions, and mitochondrial health can play a crucial role in brain health and migraine prevention. As the founder of Brain Ritual and MigraKet, I’m passionate about bringing science-based solutions to those who need them most.

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➟ Migraine 101 - Discover Ketone Bodies: The World’s Oldest Brain Fuel
🧷    • Part 6: Beyond Glucose | Ketones as Brain ...  
➟ Migraine 101 - Hormones - How do they Regulate Metabolism and What is Insulin Resistance?
🧷    • Part 5: Understanding Insulin Resistance &...  

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