Migraines seem to be very common but they should never be considered “normal.” Too often patients tell me that they ate or drank something that triggered their migraine. I can assure you, chocolate is NOT one of the causes of migraine headaches.
Did you know that according to the migraine research foundation, migraines are the 6th most disabling illness in the world?
Some studies indicate that 13% of adults in the US population suffer from migraines. Women between the ages of 35-55 tend to be the highest demographic of those who suffer from migraines.
If you are prone to migraines you know very well that performing daily functions with a migraine is virtually impossible which often leads to missing work during an attack. It also prevents you from living your life to the fullest. I’m here to help!
There are many misconceptions about what the causes of migraine headaches are so I’m here to set the record straight!
In this video, I’ll explain what is really causing your migraine and it isn’t chocolate!
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“Looking for relief from your migraines? In need of a chiropractor for migraines? Did you know that according to the migraine research foundation, migraines are the 6th most disabling illness in the world? Migraines seem to be very common but they should never be considered “normal.” Some migraine studies indicate that 13% of adults in the US population suffer from migraines. Migraines are most commonly seen in women between the ages of 35-55. Many migraine sufferers have a hard time with daily functions and will miss work during a migraine attack. The most common approach to migraines is lying down in a dark room and waiting it out while concurrently taking different types of pain medications.
When the first few bones of the upper part of your spine are misaligned, it causes a back up of CSF and blood, which causes an increase in intracranial pressure. Studies show that when a misalignment of the upper part of the neck is corrected the pressure decreases and the CSF flow becomes normal.”
Kalan Stittleburg grew up in Neillsville, WI which is a small town of about 2500 people located in central Wisconsin. He graduated from Neillsville High School and went to the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and a minor in Business.
He played football for five years at UWEC and was a Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Scholar-Athlete for his play on the field and success in the classroom. Dr. Stittleburg played rugby for the Palmer College of Chiropractic Rugby Football Club while earning his Doctorate.
He has been and continues to be very active in the Upper Cervical community serving in various capacities of leadership boards and committees. He has spent a substantial amount of time outside the classroom honing his craft of being a NUCCA practitioner.
Dr. Stittleburg spent three months interning in Calgary, Alberta, Canada learning from a world-renowned NUCCA expert and president of the NUCCA organization, Dr. Jeff Scholten.