Dr. Fred Cohen

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Yeah.
So that's a really great place because it's still, I would say, a problem if you go today.
So first, let me start with the myth and what migraine is still taught us.
So migraine, you know, it's actually there's documentation of migraine since like BC times.
And I think it was Aristotle actually has in like a log or a diary or whatever him talking about having
blinding light in his eyes than a splitting headache, which that sounds like migraine with oar.
Yeah, so it's been around for as long as we've been keeping documentation of things.
It's not like an occurrence of something new.
And the first accepted theory was actually earlier in the 20th century by Dr. Harold Wolfe.
It's a very famous forefather of headache medicine that it was a vascular issue.
Migraine is that pulsating, pounding thing.
But then later on, towards the turn of the century, we know it's not primarily vascular.
That's the myth.
It's not a vascular thing.
And they still teach that, actually, in some parts of med school and whatnot, that it's a vascular problem.
It's a neuroinflammatory condition.
That's what it is.
And again, it's complex.
I always tell someone, if you figure out a migraine, 100%, you win the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
We understand a good bit what's going on, but there's still more to do.
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