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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2026 · 35 MIN

Managing Blood Sugar for Migraine Relief: Insights with Dr. Beverly Yates, ND

from Migraine Relief Code with Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD · host Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD

Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD, and Dr. Beverly Yates, ND, tackle the complexities of diet and its impact on migraines, focusing on blood sugar management. They debunk common misconceptions and explore the blood sugar roller coaster effect on brain energy and migraine thresholds. Dr. Barrett shares her personal journey with blood sugar regulation, while Dr. Yates offers insights on meal portioning for stability. The episode covers wearable tech like continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), their practical application, and how unexpected foods can spike blood sugar. They discuss personalized testing, variations in blood sugar, and the Yates Protocol, concluding with reflections on personalized medicine and global diabetes trends.

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