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Real stories from my clinic: The one about the "dairy no dairy" headaches...

Writer: Dee | Harmony Health Hub
Dee | Harmony Health Hub
Mar 3
1 min read

Updated: Mar 19

They’re just… part of life now.


You plan around them.


Cancel things because of them.


Carry pain relief everywhere “just in case.”


Years pass.


Then decades.


You tell yourself:


“This is just how my body is.”


A lady travels down to see me from Scotland.


On her health questionnaire she writes:


“No dairy.”


When we sit and chat, I ask a few more questions.


She pauses.


“Well… just a little bit of cheese each day.”


Just a little.


The thing about our bodies is, sometimes “a little” is enough.


We test.


The result surprises her.


Cheese. Dairy.


Something she’d eaten every single day without thinking twice.


She removes it.


And the headaches… stop.


Not reduced.


Gone.


After 60 years of migraines, she wakes up without that familiar ache for the first time in decades.


That’s the moment I love most. when someone realises their body wasn’t broken… it was just asking for something different.


If you’ve accepted symptoms as “normal,” maybe they’re not.


Sometimes the answer is easier than you think.




❗️Food reactions can affect everyone differently, always seek medical advice for ongoing or severe symptoms.



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