ITT: Do I even lift? Well here's my story.

[JoshBrown1993]

Nice! BRING ON THE GAINS!

Back from BB.com break, been making all kinds of gains. Will update with stats and things later tonight. much love

[golvmopp]

Best of luck to you, opie. Squat if you're not already. Proper squats, leave the ego at the door

[JoshBrown1993]

Best of luck to you, opie. Squat if you're not already. Proper squats, leave the ego at the door

I do haha

[riffdex]

Took me 1 minute to read, wtf is wrong with people.

So did you ever get any real explination as to what was going on? Something had to be causing your migraines, are you afraid they might come back? You said the ct scan found pressure in your brain, they really had no idea what caused it? I have very little personal experience with doctors, I hate going and reading stories like this make me so frustrated. A friend of mine was going to multiple different doctors for over 6 months trying to find the source of his headaches, it took a new doctor less than an hour to determine it was a bone spur on a vertebrae in his neck.

Was it hard to go cold turkey off all your meds? I know quitting narcotic pain medication is a real challenge for some people.

Good luck with your journey bro, sounds like you're finally headed in the right direction

He may have subconsciously changed his diet and is eating more clean. Diet is a big factor in many health problems - I used to suffer from bad headaches and the inability to focus (never diagnosed ADHD but I probably would have been considered that) until I cut all carbs from my diet and started keto. Never felt healthier. Patients who suffer from seizures have been put on ketogenic diets and their symptoms completely go away. I do think there is a relationship between refined carbohydrate consumption and cranial disorders.

Also, just working out consistently and putting on muscle mass, becoming more fit results in an overall better sense of wellbeing and can improve many health issues.

Maybe the migraines were caused by stress or anxiety that is alleviated by a consistent workout routine.

Whatever it is you are doing op, keep it up. I know I believe in the body's power to heal itself and always prefer this over medication.