Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD
Migraine Relief Code with Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD
Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD, is a Stanford-trained neurologist who developed a genetic testing panel + protocols specifically for people with migraine or other headaches.
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Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD
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16 oct. 2026
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Understanding Migraine Mechanisms and Precision Medicine Approaches for Relief 14.03.2025 5:54
Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD, explores the intricate mechanisms behind migraine pain, highlighting the similarities between migraine aura and stroke symptoms. The episode delves into the activation of the trigeminal vascular system and how it contributes to migraine pain. Dr. Barrett discusses factors that cause brain cells to misfire, emphasizing the crucial role of nutrients and energy in mainta...
TEDx Talk: How to Find and Fix the Hidden Causes of Migraines with Precision Medicine 07.03.2025 14:25
Dr. Amelia Scott Barrett, MD, delves into recent breakthroughs in migraine treatment, such as advanced labs, genetic testing, and biohacking. Dr. Barrett shares personal insights and actionable steps to combat migraine chronification, offering hope and practical strategies for those affected. Go to https://theheadachequiz.com to see if you might have a hidden cause of your migraines.
Genetic Insights into Weight Loss and Health with Dr. Phyllis Pobee 01.03.2025 29:56
Join Dr. Phyllis Pobee, MD, as she delves into the genetics of weight loss. Discover how grief, stress, and trauma contribute to weight gain and explore nutrient deficiencies and hormonal imbalances. Dr. Pobee challenges the "eat less, exercise more" myth and discusses the pressures women face. Learn strategies for stress reduction and understand the genetic factors influencing cravings and metabo...
Hormone Replacement Therapy and Migraines: Insights and Benefits 21.02.2025 41:58
Dr. Jennifer Roelands explores the relationship between menopause, migraines, and hormone replacement therapy (HRT). The episode revisits the history of HRT, comparing synthetic and bioidentical hormones and their risks. It examines transdermal estrogen's impact on migraines and the benefits of HRT for bone and skin health. The role of functional medicine in addressing estrogen toxicity is discuss...
How Genetics Shape Diet and Impact Migraines with Dr. Sam Shay 14.02.2025 27:05
Dr. Sam Shay joins to explore the intricate relationship between genetics, diet, and migraines. The episode delves into the AMY1 gene's role in carbohydrate tolerance and its link to migraine triggers, as well as the connection between histamines, inflammation, gluten sensitivity, and headaches. Genetic factors in weight gain and inflammation are examined, emphasizing the importance of addressing...
What are the Hidden Causes of my Migraines? 07.02.2025 17:24
The episode delves into the profound impact of migraines on women, highlighting the often-overlooked status of migraines as an invisible disability. It critiques mainstream neurology for missing underlying issues in migraine treatment and explores new research indicating omega-3's potential in reducing headaches. The discussion addresses the challenges of trial and error in migraine management, th...
Neurofeedback for migraines, anxiety, and PTSD with Dr. Kristen Willeumier, PhD 31.01.2025 8:16
Dr. Kristen Willeumier discusses neurofeedback, highlighting its role in treating headaches, anxiety, and PTSD. She explores how neurofeedback aids brain self-regulation, reduces medication reliance, and complements meditation and mindfulness. The episode also covers neurofeedback's rise in pain management.
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