Hormones Cause
Migraines
in Men, Women, and Children
Over 90% of all migraines occurring
in men, women, and children are caused by the body's inability to properly manage
the changes in
hormone production.
The more precise cause of hormonal
migraines may be seen as the release of neurochemicals during times of hormone
fluctuation. These neurochemicals start the process that can generate a painful
migraine headache and associated aura, nausea and vomiting.
Tuliv migraine research under the direction of Lyle Henry has shown that
even "tension and stress" headaches can be traced to the hormones secreted
by the body during times of stress. In addition, it found the hormones that cause
migraine attacks to occur during the early morning hours, i.e. 4 AM, and is also
those involved in late afternoon attacks.
DNA
In order to talk about hormone related migraines, we must first understand
that the reason a person is susceptible to migraine attacks is inherited as
a gene in the DNA. As part of his migraine research, Lyle Henry
predicted in 2003 that this gene would be found in the mitochondria
of the cells that produce specific hormones and that have hormone receptors
available to receive the hormones secreted by the pituitary gland (Tuliv Migraine
Theorem 2003).
Now identified as a gene known as MTHFR, this gene creates a
dysfunctional reaction in the aforementioned cells. The Tuliv Migraine
Theorem is based on these discoveries and the migraine prevention solution
that resulted is now being proven in part by the same research center in Australia
that confirmed the existence of the gene (Genomics
Research Centre of Australia’s Griffith University).
For more information on this see Tuliv
Migraine Research
Hormone Patterns = Migraine Patterns
Although it is easier to identify
the hormonal cause of migraines in women, the natural cause of migraines is the
same for both women and men.Even so, women are 80% more likely to get migraines
than men and their migraine patterns are generally predictable as the often correspond
to the hormonal changes of monthly menstrual cycles. On the other hand, men tend
to have more episodic migraines and the majority of cluster type headaches.
Tuliv research found that migraine attacks directly correlate with the
patterns of hormone changes that occur each day, during the course of a month,
and throughout the various stages of life.
Migraines Happen as Hormones Change Throughout Life
For many people, the onset of migraines
begins during early puberty and adhere mainly to the general migraine patterns
throughout their lives. Still others may not be affected by
migraines until he or she has passed the age of 40.
Women whose migraines did not start earlier in
life, may find that they begin when they start
on birth control pills,
at the end of a pregnancy, or after they add hormones to their bodies.
One pattern that seems very predictable, regardless
of whether a person has had a lifetime pattern of migraines or not, is that sometime
around the age of 40 (take or give five years) most migraineurs will experience
a progressive worsening of the migraine problem as the number of migraine incidents
increases in frequency, severity, and duration. This generally leads to a
transformation of the pattern into one of chronic daily migraines.
These unique discoveries of Tuliv Migraine Research helped
in the development of the first migraine prevention formula to directly address
the cause of migraines - Tuliv
Migraine Defense.
For more information, see
Migraine Patterns.
How Do Hormones
Cause Migraines?
To answer that question we need to talk a little
about the natural science of the body.
First, we need to keep
in mind that migraines do not occur in the brain; rather they occur outside
the brain in the trigeminal-vascular system that is comprised of nerve
fibers intertwined with tiny blood vessels. Second, it should be noted that when
we talk about hormonal migraines, we (Tuliv Migraine Research) are not
talking about
the three major hormones estrogen, progesterone and testosterone, but rather
the
"messenger" hormones that manage their production.
These "messenger" hormones
are secreted from glands. Two of the glands we are most concerned with are the
pituitary gland and the pineal gland. Although the hormones they produce are
involved in the cause of migraines, neither of these glands is defective in
any way nor are they directly associated with a migraine.
Glands
secrete the hormones into the blood stream on their way to specific
cells in the body that have corresponding "hormone
receptors" that allow these messengers into the cells so that they can
be used as orders for hormone production.

The pituitary gland secretes the messenger hormones
for the production of major hormones, including
testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone, which are necessary for sexual related
development and functions of human reproduction.
As
mentioned, the hormone receptors receive these hormone messengers
and respond accordingly by starting or stopping the production of the major hormones.
For example, both estrogen and testosterone can be produced by a male and a female
as part of the natural cycle of the human body.
For
most people these functions go on without any adverse reaction or problems; however,
for the person who has genetically inherited the gene for migraines (located
within the mitochondria of these hormone production cells) something happens
that is associated with the cause of migraines.
To learn more about the migraine gene see the Tuliv
Migraine Research.
Deep Secrets of Migraines
For a still unknown reason, when the nucleus of these
cells interprets these messages, it directs an
adverse reaction in the cell that sends neurochemicals into the
blood stream. Once in the blood stream these neurochemicals cause a
reaction that produces the migraine inducing chemical CGRP.
CGRP causes the blood vessels intertwined
throughout the trigeminal nerve to expand or dilate.
As these blood vessels expand and fill with more blood, they put pressure on
the tiny surrounding nerve fibers and this is what is felt as the headache pain
of a migraine.
Stopping a Migraine
To
make matters worse, the nerve fibers become irritated and react in a way that
causes an increase in the level of CGRP. When this happens, the pain level increases
and the duration of the migraine attack lengthens in time.
One of the ways to stop or abort a migraine is through the
use of a triptan drug. The reason triptans like Imitrex work well to relieve
the pain is that they stop the production of CGRP. This allows the blood
vessels to constrict back to normal and the pain subsides as the pressure is
released.
As the effect of the triptan wears off, the level of CGRP may once again increase and
the pain resumes, in what some people call a "rebound" migraine.
In reality this pain may be a continuation of the original migraine.
Unfortunately, just having this knowledge will not prevent
your migraines; however, it is the scientific basis that was used in the development
of the migraine preventive Tuliv Migraine Defense.
Women - Menstrual Migraines Can Be Prevented
Women, of course, may have monthly migraine patterns
that correspond to their menstrual cycles. Most often these
migraines occur during two or three days just prior to the start of the period,
at the end of the period, and again around the time of ovulation. Naturally,
there are as many variations of these patterns as there are women having migraines.
The
stages of a menstrual cycle are controlled mainly by two of the hormones
secreted by the pituitary gland. These are the luteinizing hormone
(LH) and the follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). After being secreted by the
pituitary gland into the blood stream they are received into specialized hormone
producing cells through hormone receptors of these cells which contain the
"migraine gene" as part of their DNA..
Depending on what menstrual stage the female body is entering
into, either estrogen or progesterone becomes the dominant hormone being produced.
Due to a dysfunction caused by the "migraine gene", there is a latent and prolonged
production of the migraine inducing neurochemical CGRP. This is the reason menstrual
migraines can be of the most severe.
Natural Cause - Natural Solution
Understanding which hormones control migraine patterns and how they cause the migraine attacks, provided the insight needed for the development of the first migraine preventive that addresses the cause of migraines - Tuliv Migraine Defense.
Tuliv Migraine Defense is an all-natural formula
that works on the cause of migraines. Since you know
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