Hey there, welcome to this blog post, "How to Relieve
Your Migraine - Top 12 Drinks for Your Need." A migraine is a sharp
throbbing pain on one side of your head. It is intense enough to affect your
everyday activities. There is no cure for migraines, but changing your diet may
provide some natural relief.
In this article, we will discuss 12 drink ideas that will relieve your migraines. Why should you switch to decaffeinated coffee? Can orange juice do anything good? What is feverfew tea? Will low fat milk work? We will all be talking about this and more...
Caffeine free coffee
Many of us need coffee in the morning to start our day. Coffee contains caffeine. If you experience migraines, drinking coffee can give you a headache. The higher your caffeine intake, the worse your condition. Just don't be sad, we know it can be hard to skip your daily cup. Switch to "decaffeinated coffee" instead. With decaf, the caffeine content is swapped out. Decaf is made from coffee beans with about 90% of the caffeine removed.
Studies suggest the average cup of regular coffee contains
about 140 milligrams of caffeine, while the decaffeinated coffee version only
has about 7 milligrams. A great option is to swap out your regular coffee with
decaffeinated coffee. Just don't go overboard.
One or two cups a day should be fine. Plus, like your regular coffee, the decaf version is packed with antioxidants and nutrients like magnesium, potassium and vitamin B3.
Some people do not like the bitter taste and smell of
regular coffee. In this case, you'll like decaf more. It doesn't taste or smell
as strong. Before buying decaffeinated coffee from the supermarket, make sure
you check the label. Brands containing only 97% caffeine are considered
"decaf." Have you ever tried decaffeinated coffee? How did you like
it? Tell us in the comments section below, and start a conversation with our
community…
Green smoothie
Like them or not, green smoothies are loaded with nutrients.
If you do not get enough leafy vegetables, your body will lack vitamin B called
folate. Folate deficiency can cause your migraine attacks. Studies show that
folic acid, a form of folate, can reduce migraine symptoms. This is why it is
important to include folate in your diet. The next time you make a smoothie,
try adding more vegetables. You can use spinach or kale and frozen berries and
various seeds.
Grape juice
Grapefruit juice offers many benefits and can help manage
your migraines. Magnesium is an important mineral that improves migraine attacks.
Magnesium deficiency leads to irregular nerve transmission, which plays a role
in migraine attacks.
A half-cup of grapefruit juice contains about 10 milligrams
of magnesium, which makes it a good choice for people with migraines.
Orange juice
If you don't like grapefruit juice, you can go with orange
juice. Orange juice is also rich in magnesium and can help with migraine
headaches. Half a cup of orange juice provides 11 milligrams of magnesium. Try
drinking fresh home-made orange juice.
You can also buy brands labeled "100% juice." That
way, you'll avoid added sugars and preservatives, which will only trigger
migraines for many of you. If you are sensitive to citrus fruits, you can skip
the orange juice and try any of the other drinks in this article.
Grapefruit Juice
If you like tartar juice, you can go with grapefruit. It has
a special mineral in it. About 100 ml of grapefruit juice contains 13 mg of
magnesium, which is the highest concentration of all the other fruit juices
discussed in this article.
You will be excited to know that grapefruit juice contains a
lot more micronutrients than other fresh juices. Like orange, try to avoid it
if you're sensitive.
Water
We often focus on other drinks and forget about water. It is
very important to drink enough water throughout the day. Ignoring the water you
use will deplete the body and cause problems with headaches. To avoid migraine
attacks, you should drink as much water as possible.
If you forget to drink water, you can take the help of
hydration apps on your phone. This will remind you to drink. Just remember to
drink plenty of water during hot weather. Not speaking before and after
exercise.
Before we continue, would you like to know more about what
water can do for you? You may also like to read our article Top 8 Health
Benefits of Water - Drinking Weight Loss. Now return to our discussion of the
top 12 drinks to relieve your migraines.
Fruit-Infused
Water
I know many of you do not like to drink plain water. Go to
the fruit-bearing variety! Adding fruit to your water will not only add flavor
to it, but it will also improve your nutrition. Since your water supply is
depleted, you will probably want to drink some of it, and you will always have
plenty of water. Staying hydrated will prevent migraine attacks.
Just add any sliced
fruit like strawberry, kiwi, pineapple, lemon etc. You can also combine
things like blueberries and raspberries with some mint or basil leaves. Freshly
prepared, fruit juices can be consumed for up to four hours after processing.
You can do it again at night and keep it in the fridge. Drink this water
throughout the day and stay hydrated.
Green Tea
Peppermint Tea
Many people apply ointment to their scalp, especially peppermint oil. This will help ease the pain. Studies suggest that pepermint oil contains menthol, creating a cooling sensation and increasing blood flow. This ultimately reduces the pain.
Some studies suggest that drinking mint tea can help relieve
migraines. If you do not want to drink mint, simply inhaling the aroma of mint
tea can help. The smell can relax your muscles and reduce the pain of migraine.
Feverfew Tea
Feverfew is an herb that can treat migraine symptoms such as pain, nausea and light sensitivity. Studies show that it contains certain compounds that reduce inflammation and prevent muscle spasms, thereby reducing migraines. Along with improving migraines, it can also improve your mood.
Remember, some feverfew leaves should not be chewed
directly, as they can cause mouth ulcers. It is a good idea to talk to your
doctor before drinking feverfew tea, especially if you are suffering from any
kind of allergies. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, do not drink feverfew
tea at all.
Ginger Tea
This is another important herbal tea. It is completely free
from caffeine and can provide relief from migraine attacks. Ginger tea is made
from the root of the plant. No leaves. Ginger can be very helpful when it comes
to migraines.
This will reduce nausea and vomiting during the attack.
Simply put, ginger tea has a slight bitter taste. If you can't manage your spice, I'll skip it.
One important ingredient that helps reduce the frequency of migraines is vitamin B2. If you include vitamin B2 in your diet, drinking low-fat milk is a good option. This can help you achieve your recommended daily B2 level, which is 1.1 milligrams for women and slightly higher than 1.3 for men.
Talk to your doctor about a treatment that works well for you. Would you like to know about some of the drinks and their potential benefits? Let’s continue the discussion on some of the articles, right?
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