Aura Functional Neurology Center LLC

06/23/2026

Individuals diagnosed with migraine should be aware of the connection between their symptoms and hormonal fluctuations. The process involves several key bodily functions:

1. The liver is responsible processing and regulating hormones for use and during the detoxification process.

2. Once processed by the liver, hormones are sent to the gut to be either recycled or eliminated through regular bowel movements.

When these pathways do not function optimally, hormones can back up and be recirculated between the liver and the gut.

This recirculation leads to extreme inflammation and significant hormonal fluctuations.

If migraine patterns seem to follow hormonal shifts, it is essential to monitor these symptoms and address the underlying functional issues impacting hormones, as well as the neurological aspects of the condition.

06/19/2026

A Migraine diagnosis tells you what you're experiencing, but it doesn't always explain why it's happening.

For many people, lasting improvement comes from identifying and rehabilitating dysfunctional brain pathways rather than simply avoiding triggers.

Triggers may reveal a vulnerable nervous system, but they are not always the root cause.

When we begin asking why the brain is struggling to process information efficiently, new opportunities for recovery can emerge. Interested in a brain based approach to migraine? Comment MIGRAINE BRAIN for a link to our complimentary consultation.

06/18/2026

A lot of migraine care focuses on avoiding triggers or taking something when an attack starts. That can help, but it does not always explain why the brain is getting so sensitive in the first place.

Functional neurology, also called chiropractic neurology, looks at how the brain and nervous system are working together.

It focuses on things like balance, vision, movement, how you process sensory input, and how your body regulates things like heart rate and stress.

When these systems are not working smoothly, the brain can overreact to normal things like light, motion, stress, or posture. Over time, that can make migraine more likely.

Instead of only trying to stop attacks, the goal is to help the brain work more efficiently so it is less reactive in the first place.

For many people, this is the missing piece. Interested in learning more? Book a consultation with our practice to see if you are a good candidate for our intensive programs.

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

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