Managing migraines can be challenging, but having the right tools can make a big difference. While these resources are also included in the book, I’ve made them available here as downloadable PDFs for easier access. They’re designed to help you track your symptoms, identify potential triggers, and take a more active role in managing your migraines. These tools can also support clearer communication with your healthcare provider.
Log your daily migraine and headache patterns—your food intake, moods, stress levels and types, sleep quality, and the nature and severity of your migraine symptoms.
This list goes beyond the typical triggers found in most resources. It includes lesser-known and often overlooked foods that may be contributing to migraine episodes, making it a valuable tool for those who haven’t found answers in standard lists
A list of other known migraine triggers that may be hidden in your environment and lifestyle, including emotional and physical factors. Understanding how environmental and physiological triggers occur is essential in learning how to anticipate, manage, and possibly reduce their impact.