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Smoothies against headache
« on: 01/02/2021 18:39:02 »
Mix everything together:

1)

500 ml almondmilk
1  Avocado
1 lemon juice
1 walnut

2)

3carrots
1 beetroot
1 apple
1/2 cucumber
100 ml water
3)

lettuce
2 Tomato
2 celery
100 ml Water
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Re: Smoothies against headache
« Reply #1 on: 01/02/2021 18:41:49 »
Other flavoured water drinks are also available.
Dehydration can certainly be a cause of a headache and the smoothies would help.
Though, given the noise   from smoothie makers, you would probably want someone else to do the work.
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Re: Smoothies against headache
« Reply #2 on: 15/02/2021 23:18:01 »
As our diet in general has a huge impact on how we feel, it is plausible that just as some foods can simply make you feel unwell, others can help us feel better. I know, for example, that in addition to drinking enough water, magnesium can play a role in alleviating migraine. Bananas and avocados, in particular, contain a lot of magnesium. If you prepare a smoothie with these, this can lead to the relief of headache/migraine
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