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The GI/brain axis

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Evidence-informed eating for headache disorders, with attention to the gut–brain axis, plus recipes that are easy on a sensitive system.

Why the gut matters

The link between the gut and the brain is increasingly recognised in headache medicine. This isn't about restrictive “migraine diets” sold online; it's about steady blood sugar, hydration, identifying genuine individual triggers, and supporting overall gut health.

Principles over rules

Rather than a forbidden-foods list, Erin's guidance focuses on patterns that tend to help.

  • Regular meals: skipped meals and blood-sugar dips are common attack triggers
  • Consistent hydration and caffeine, rather than feast-and-famine
  • Identifying your real triggers through the diary, not folklore
  • Anti-inflammatory, gut-supportive eating as a baseline

Recipes

Members get a growing library of recipes built around these principles, designed for the days when cooking is the last thing you want to do, as well as the days when you can.

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The full library is part of membership

Recipes, programmes and tracked progress are included with Erin Premium, alongside your diary and clinician summaries.