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Which types of foods prevent a migraine headache?
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Migraine: There are no specific foods that are related to migraines. Alcohol, smoking and tobacco use should be avoided. If you discover what triggers the migraines, then avoid that food or activity. See your local doctor for best advice.
Answered 12/3/2014
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