Sugar is a devious substance responsible for obesity, heart disease, and even migraines. While low blood sugar is a known trigger for many migraine attacks, high blood sugar may be responsible for your migraine symptoms. Whether you are suffering from low blood sugar or high blood sugar, talk to your physician about how sugar (or the absence of it) may be causing your migraines. Natural sugar substitutes like honey, molasses, and Stevia are less likely to cause migraines than synthetic sugar replacements.

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