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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2025 · 50 MIN

Why do people in other countries get fewer migraines? With Dr. Traci Potterf

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

Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD, and Dr. Traci Potterf, PhD, explore how cultural factors influence migraines, focusing on indigenous and rural communities. Dr. Potterf shares her health journey, highlighting the effects of processed foods and nutrition disparities. They discuss how socio-demographics, stress, neuroplasticity, and trauma affect migraines and chronic pain. The episode covers stress management through the bucket metaphor, nature-based practices, and emotional processing. Techniques like forest bathing, pain reprocessing therapy, and daily habits are explored, along with addressing perfectionism. The discussion wraps up with insights on gratitude and nurturing practices. Find out your genetic migraine type at https://theheadachequiz.com.

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