Ā Free Report: The Hidden Connection Between Fibromyalgia and Migraines
If you've been told fibromyalgia is something you will just have to live with, this report is for you.
Learning to cope is not the only answer
Most women with fibromyalgia are told, one way or another, to learn to live with it. There are four FDA-approved drugs for fibromyalgia, and none of them was developed for it. When there is so little to offer, the message is that nothing more can be done.
This report looks at the question that usually gets skipped: why your body is in pain in the first place. It explains, in plain language, why fibromyalgia and migraines so often show up in the same women. It takes about ten minutes to read.
In the report, you'll learn:
- What fibromyalgia actually is, and how it is diagnosed today
- How often fibromyalgia and migraines show up in the same women
- Why the four FDA-approved fibromyalgia drugs were all made for something else
- What substance P is, and why it is high in both conditions
- What I believe is driving both, and why both can get better
Get the free report: The Hidden Connection Between Fibromyalgia and Migraines.
About Dr. Leslie
I'm a licensed naturopathic doctor and a former chronic migraine sufferer. I work with women across the United States by telehealth to find out why their bodies are producing migraines and what they need to recover.
Many of the women I work with have also been diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Most come to me with some hope for their migraines and none for the fibromyalgia. When we work on the cause, the widespread pain, fatigue and brain fog often improve along with the migraines.
Your brain is not wired wrong, and your nervous system is not permanently broken.
Get the free report and learn what fibromyalgia and migraines have in common.