Any migraine sufferer knows that this is a painful almost crazy making condition. When a person experiences a headache, the veins and cells all around the brain swell up. They push on the nerves around them which actually cause the pain.
Recent studies have shown that after people begin to experience headaches and migraine, their brain demands and gets many times the amount of oxygen from the blood delivered to it. The brain has been starved for oxygen and tries to get an adequate supply.
Research also indicates that migraines leave behind damage to the brain in the form of lesions. A particular type of lesion is commonly found in people who have Alzheimer’s.
In addition to Alzheimer’s being linked to migraines, there are also numerous studies reflecting links between Alzheimer’s and sleep apnea.
This makes a great deal of sense that so many conditions either coexist or even feed each other. I’ve published articles explaining the links between migraines and sleep disorders. Both of these conditions are worsened (or possibly created) due to a lack of oxygen in the brain. Alzheimer’s too is linked to an oxygen starved brain.
In the case of sleep disorders, Alzheimer’s is also known to contribute to restless sleep which in turn makes the disorder even worse.
The encouraging news though is that researchers have found that people who obtain treatment for sleep apnea, also find some relief for Alzheimer’s symptoms especially when some form of oxygen therapy is used (such as a CPAP machine.)
Cognition is improved as is memory. This is important as these are aspects seriously affected with Alzheimer’s.
Additionally, better sleep contributes to lessened migraines and symptoms as well. Therefore, acknowledging the link between all of these conditions and most importantly seeking treatment can make a huge difference in a person’s physical and emotional well being.
I am proud to share that I will be releasing my all natural Alzheimer’s Program in the near future. I also encourage you to check out my very effective Stop Snoring and Headache and Migraine Programs. All are focused on increasing the oxygen supply, but with easy to use exercises that require no special tools or equipment.
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