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Belly Fat May Make Migraines More Likely

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Insulting at best. I have struggled with migraines since my teens. I was battling anorexia at the time and definitely not overweight anywhere. The migraines have continued through my thirties. Someone needs to do more research!

lynn of AZ 4:29PM March 16, 2009

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