When Headaches Aren’t Just in the Brain — The Role of Fascia and Occipital Nerve Compression - Fascia Training Institute
When Headaches Aren’t Just in the Brain — The Role of Fascia and Occipital Nerve Compression - Fascia Training Institute
For years, chronic headaches and migraines have been explained through brain-centered mechanisms: overactive pain pathways, central sensitization, or altered brainstem activity. However, new research suggests that something fascia practitioners have long suspected the root cause may not always be solely in the brain.
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