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This article infuriates me. I am overweight. I do not get migraines. My daughter is very thin. She does get migraines often. Just because you are overweight and get migraines does not mean that you will get fewer if you lose the weight. Thin people as the article points out also get migraines. 1.4% more who are overweight also get them. Not a big difference. Certainly losing weight for anyone is good but to say that your migraines will be fewer if you lose weight is misleading. How do you think someone who's very thin should feel about this?
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This article infuriates me. I am overweight. I do not get migraines. My daughter is very thin. She does get migraines often. Just because you are overweight and get migraines does not mean that you will get fewer if you lose the weight. Thin people as the article points out also get migraines. 1.4% more who are overweight also get them. Not a big difference. Certainly losing weight for anyone is good but to say that your migraines will be fewer if you lose weight is misleading. How do you think someone who's very thin should feel about this?
November 17, 2011 - 11:27amThis Comment
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