Who says migraines are incurable?

Migraine without aura (common migraine): this accounts for approximately 85% of migraine cases. It is characterized by nausea, with or without vomiting. The attack may be violent and pulsating or dull and continuous, like "a heavy weight pressing on the head". The pain worsens with movement, coughing, sneezing, exertion, and exposure to light. Migraine sufferers usually prefer to lie down, stay in the dark, and avoid noise. Episodes can last from a few hours to three days, usually occur without warning signs, and start on one side of the skull before quickly spreading to the rest of the head.

Migraine with aura (classic migraine): this accounts for about 14% of migraine cases. It differs from migraines without aura due to the presence of certain warning symptoms, such as hypersensitivity to light and/or noise, visual field reduction, perception of flashing lines or floaters. The duration of attacks ranges from 4 to 24 hours.

As mentioned earlier, conventional medicine tends to classify migraines as a neurological condition, focusing its investigations solely on pharmaceutical solutions.

This approach prevents exploration in other directions. Otherwise, they would have discovered what we have been advocating for over 10 years—that a misaligned Atlas compresses surrounding arteries and veins, causing a cerebral circulatory imbalance that, on its own or combined with other factors, can trigger headaches, migraines and numerous other health problems.

A study conducted on 504 candidates by Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Theis at the Inkam Institute in Germany shows that the Atlantomed method, based on the realignment of the first cervical vertebra, improves migraines in 82% of cases. In 39% of cases, the migraines disappear completely! Do you know of any other methods capable of achieving this?

Patients suffering from headaches or migraines usually visit their doctor with the expectation of being HEALED. They soon discover that the concept of healing understood by the doctor is very different from their own.

Doctors are taught that the treatment for a migraine patient should involve suppressing the symptom and the pain. With a short-sighted approach, they overlook the fact that the symptom will reappear if the underlying cause is not investigated and resolved.

The doctor examines the patient, takes a medical history and then diagnoses a type of migraine or headache with the aim of prescribing the "best" medication.

A definitive cure, as desired by the patient, is not even considered. Since conventional medicine assumes that migraines are incurable, it deliberately continues down the same ineffective path. Does it seem acceptable to you to reduce the pain for a few hours at the cost of severe side effects?

It should be clear to everyone that the pharmaceutical industry has no interest in finding a definitive cure for migraines and other disorders: a lifelong patient is much more profitable than a fully cured one!

• stress
• illness
• lack of sleep
• hormonal changes
• vertebral subluxation
• Atlas misalignment
• stale air or air conditioning
• abnormal dental occlusion (malocclusion)
• food allergies (food intolerances)
• alcohol, chocolate, cheese, aspartame, monosodium glutamate (E621)
• rapid changes in weather conditions (atmospheric pressure, temperature, humidity)

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The accumulation of these or other factors, when exceeding a certain threshold, triggers a migraine attack. Triggering factors are not constant and may change in importance throughout life. An example of this is hormonal changes related to menopause or pregnancy, which in some cases reduce the frequency of migraines, stop the attacks, or conversely, trigger them.

The factors mentioned above seem to be less influential than the misalignment of the Atlas. Experience has shown that by correcting the position of the first vertebra, other factors are often no longer sufficient to trigger a migraine attack. What used to be the last straw now does not reach the critical threshold on its own.

It is not uncommon to observe women who suffered migraines in conjunction with their menstrual cycle, who after believing for years that their migraine was purely hormonal, changed their perception after Atlas correction.

Since Atlas misalignment is a purely mechanical issue, when resolved, migraines or headaches can sometimes disappear almost immediately. In other cases, a regeneration phase is necessary, requiring some patience.

Those who suddenly free themselves from migraines after years of suffering and failed attempts are left completely stunned and incredulous. As if paradoxically attached to it, they feel a sense of emptiness, unable to believe that their unwanted "companion" has finally left them.