Andrew Huberman· PhD
females suffer from migraine headaches at a rate at least threefold higher than do males and surprisingly this does not seem to have any direct hormonal origin
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females suffer from migraine headaches at a rate at least threefold higher than do males and surprisingly this does not seem to have any direct hormonal origin
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when you control for changes in hormones that still appears to be the case
in terms of that compare the overall prevalence of headache it's going to be higher substantially higher in females in any of the studies that you will find in terms of that compare the overall prevalence of headache it's going to be higher substantially higher in females in males does not seem to be related to the ovulatory menstrual cycle