If you have used migraine drugs, or other common migraine alternative treatments or single nutrient products and still find yourself searching for relief, you are not alone.
There has to be a better way and we strongly believe that new, more tolerable ways to manage migraines must be based on a better understanding of their root causes.
More and more research suggests that migraine is as much a metabolic issue as they are a neurological one.
Energy metabolism might be a key player in this complex condition.
How Metabolism Affects Migraine
The brain requires a constant energy supply.
Despite accounting for only about 2% of the body's weight, it uses approximately 20% of the body's total energy expenditure.
This high energy requirement is due to the brain's continuous activity, even at rest, as it maintains vital functions such as breathing, circulation, and the processing of information.
A constant energy supply is therefore essential, any shortfall can cause severe consequences.
When energy levels are low, the brain sends signals forcing energy-preserving behaviors, and a migraine attack is probably the most potent of these signals.
A migraine attack is among the most potent of these signals.
Studies quantifying brain energy levels show a significant decrease during migraine attacks in sufferers, compared to those levels in healthy individuals (1).
These and many other studies support the hypothesis that a mismatch between energy availability and energy utilization could be a cornerstone of migraine (2, 3, 4).
In short, the brain gets hungry, but there’ is not enough food in the cupboard!
One might think, that regularly eating could be enough to fuel the brain adequately.
However, it is a bit trickier than that. Though the brain needs a lot of energy, it is quite picky what kind of energy molecules it accepts.
The brain’s protective blood brain barrier blocks the passage of large, energy-dense molecules.
In fact, only three molecules can adequately feed the brain:
• Glucose
• Ketone bodies
• Lactate
Glucose cannot be stored for very long and some people, including migraine sufferers, may have issues with glucose transport or utilization.
The brain can shift to using ketone bodies, a small fatty acid, as an alternative energy source, but during a standard western diet, our livers are not producing this alternative energy source in large enough quantities.
On top of that, mitochondrial dysfunction, leading to decreased energy production and increased oxidative stress, has also been implicated in migraine pathogenesis.
It is also worth mentioning that most migraine triggers have a link to metabolism:
The combination of evidence allows the conclusion that people who suffer from migraine should benefit from a product that has bioavailable and human-identical micro- and macro-nutrients, in order to adequately sustain brain energy and hence make the warning signal migraine unnecessary.
Restoring Your Brain’s Energy Level
Our body requires various nutrients to produce sufficient energy (ATP) for proper functioning, just like a car engine needs air, oil, and fuel.
Mitochondria, the powerhouses in our cells, need more than just fuel to run at maximum capacity with minimal wear and tear.
Adequate levels of trace minerals (Cu, Mn, Zn, Se, Fe, Mb, Cr), water-soluble vitamins (C, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, folic acid, biotin), fat-soluble vitamins (E, D, K, A), co-enzyme Q10, L-carnitine, and amino acids are essential for mitochondrial function as they play crucial roles in energy metabolism and protect the brain from oxidative stress.
MigraKet has been formulated with over 30 bioavailable and human-identical nutrients that support mitochondrial function and provide an efficient energy source for the brain, human-identical ketone bodies.
Every sachet contains the following ketone bodies, vitamins, minerals, trace minerals, amino acids and antioxidants:
Having all these ingredients is vital because they work together to support energy metabolism, which is essential for managing migraine.
Modern brains often rely only on glucose for energy, but in migraine sufferers this process can be suboptimal.
The ketone bodies in MigraKet offer an alternative, efficient energy source, to glucose, which can support energy metabolism in migraine.
Vitamins and minerals in MigraKet, like B vitamins and magnesium and other minerals, are crucial for energy metabolism and neurotransmission, while antioxidants like CoQ10 protect brain cells from oxidative stress.
MigraKet's blend supports a steady energy supply to the brain, managing migraine at the source.
Once you start using MigraKet, your body begins to undergo some pretty impressive changes over the course of the next weeks.
Step 1: A boost in brain energy due to an alternative fuel source. MigraKet gives your brain an additional and more efficient fuel source to glucose, which should improve energy production. If your glucose metabolism is suboptimal, you should feel more energetic within the next 4 weeks.
Step 2: MigraKet supplies your brain and organs with many vital nutrients to support energy production. Your nervous system is supported by the many of the nutrients it needs to function optimally.
Step 3: MigraKet delivers antioxidants for cellular protection. This reduces the damage that can be caused by excess oxidative stress, which is one of the most important factors in aging and decreasing general well-being and energy production.
Step 4: Helps manage migraines via steps 1-3, which can all contribute to migraine. Fuel your brain to manage migraine!
After latest four weeks on MigraKet, your body should have adapted to using ketone bodies as an additional brain fuel, your micro-nutrient reserves should be fuller and if metabolism is at the source of you migraine, you should now start to get back in the driver's seat of your life.
MigraKet® is a medical food for migraine management, designed to nourish the brain with essential nutrients, enhancing energy metabolism and performance.
After initial ramp-up, MigraKet® should be taken twice daily for 4 weeks (2 boxes) in order to notice effects.
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