Ā Free Report: The Hidden Connection Between POTS and Migraines
If you get dizzy when you stand up, your heart races for no clear reason, and you also get migraines, the two are probably connected.
A diagnosis is not an explanation
Most women who are diagnosed with POTS leave the appointment with a name and a prescription. The name describes what happens: when you stand up, your blood pressure drops and your heart races. It doesn't say why.
This report explains the why, in plain language. It takes about ten minutes to read.
In the report, you'll learn:
- What POTS actually is, without the medical jargon
- What happens in your body when you stand up, and why some women feel faint while others feel panicky
- The two reasons your adrenal glands run short of the minerals they need
- Why taking magnesium on its own often doesn't help
- What all of this has to do with your migraines
Get the free report: The Hidden Connection Between POTS 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 POTS symptoms too: dizziness when they stand, a racing heart, or the feeling of not quite being in their body. When we work on the cause, those symptoms often improve along with the migraines.
Your body is not broken. It is asking for something.
Get the free report and learn what POTS and migraines have in common.