Symptoms caused by hyposerotonergic™ conditions occur when serotonin concentrations are:
Not enough · Low · Inadequate · Depleted · Deficient · Suboptimal
Symptoms associated with migraines and hyposerotonergic conditions may be identical.
Specially formulated and processed for the management of
Migraine-associated hyposerotonergicTM condition symptoms
the dietary management of which cannot be achieved by the optimal modification of the normal diet
PEER-REVIEWED REFERNCES
“migraine patients have low platelet 5-HT (serotonin), a sign of hyposerotonergic status of migraine”
Panconesi A. Pain (2008) 9:267-276
“we indentified low levels of serum serotonin (hyposerotonergic condition) in migraine patients”
Ren, C. et al. Biochem and Biophys Rsrch Communications Vol 496, Iss 2, 5 Feb 2018, Pages 267-273
“migraine has been considered a syndrome of chronically low brain 5-HT (hyposerotonergic condition) levels.”
Deen, M. et al. NeuroImage Clinical 18 (2018) 97-102
“The low platelet serotonin in migraine reflects reduced concentration in other parts of the body (hyposerotonergic condition)”
Anthony, M. et al. Journal of Neurology, and Psychiatry 1989;52: 182-184
“We indentified low levels of serum serotonin (hyposerotonergic conditions) in migraine patients.”
Ren, A. et al. Biochem Biophys Res Commun. 2018 Feb 5;496(2):267-273
“that low serotonin levels (hyposerotonergic conditions) dilate blood vessels and initiate migraine”
Aggarwal, M. et al. Annuals of Neurosci Vol 19 No 2 Apr 2012
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Wherein the patient requires medical care on a recurring basis for, among other things, instructions on the use of medical food.
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