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  1. PamC
    6 March 2006 @ 11:13 pm

    LOL! I used to live in St. Louis, MO. I dread family holidays, even though I love my family. I know whenever I return home that I’m in for a lot of physical pain. St. Louis has very unstable weather (which triggers my migraines) and some of the worst air quality (especially allergen pollutants) in the country. I’m not surprised it makes this list.

    I’d love to see where the best places to live are… because I’d happily move to feel better.

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  2. Jono Cono
    17 March 2006 @ 4:33 pm

    I find the correlation between pop and headaches quite persistent. My girlfriend drinks a lot of pop, always Pepsi and often for a week or too at a time she’ll suffer from massive migraines. It wouldn’t surprise me in the least if they were a direct result of all that soda. Most other causes of migraines have been emliminated although one can never be 100% sure.

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  3. BJ Krisher
    2 June 2012 @ 7:04 pm

    I don’t think I have found a trigger but I’m on my 4th day of a migriane and I was drinking Muscle Milk on a diet plan as a snack. It has caffeine equal to 1 1/4 cups of coffee and sucralose which my stomach cannot handle. I just got rid of an ulcer and my stomach has been hurting again. Aha……I wonder if it isn’t the sucralose and maybe it also after this amount of time triggered a migraine. I can think of nothing else I’m doing different. I do not use fake sugars and I do not drink pop. I stick to water and tea and mostly mint herbal tea. I sure wish I could pinpoint a trigger. They will only allow me to take migraine meds 2 days a week. Kind of hard to exist that way and live. I take 2 preventative meds every night at bedtime. It gets to be very wearying to say the least.

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