Vitamin Deficiency Explain People Get Migraines

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Vitamin D Deficiency & Migraines

This study indicates that there is a link between Vit D deficiency and migraines and it seems that CoQ10 could also play a pivotal role

Many young adults, teens and children who get frequent migraines were more likely to have lower levels of vitamin D, riboflavin (B2) and coenzyme Q10, than people who don’t get migraines, found a recent study. A vitamin D deficiency showed up in 70% of the patients, while 30% had coenzyme Q10 levels at the low range and 15% had riboflavin levels below normal. The boys and men in the study were more likely to have vitamin D deficiencies, while the girls and young women were more likely to be low in coenzyme Q10. Full Story

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