Migraine headaches have many causes, of which a magnesium deficiency is one. Research shows people prone to migraines have low levels of serum and tissue magnesium, and several studies indicate a correlation between magnesium deficiency and the onset of migraine headaches. Many people find stress increases their risk of getting a migraine, and as stress lowers magnesium levels, the triggers could be connected.

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