The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
the main underlying reason that is the tissue system that mainly underlies tension headaches is the muscular system there are a lot of muscles on the skull Believe It or Not of course on the neck and they allow you to move your neck and head there are a lot of muscles that lie parallel to the skull and oftentimes those muscles will undergo excessive amounts of constriction
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so tension headaches everything you'd imagine muscular tension could cause well if you want to treat tension headache you can imagine that because all headache is neural that you'd want to go after some sort of neural mechanism to treat them but of course we now know that there are three types of neurons there are motor neurons Sensory neurons and modulatory neurons so we have choices we can say okay do we want to turn off the muscles in the head jaw and neck that are hyper contracted for instance you