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Migraines and Depression: Is There a Link?

Migraines and Depression: Is There a Link?

Migraine and depression are deeply intertwined partly thanks to similar pathways within the brain. Even though they are distinct conditions - migraines being a neurological disorder and depression a mood disorder - they are so connected that they can both have an impact on each other.
What is Protein Good For? Weight Loss, Muscle Maintenance, and More

What is Protein Good For? Weight Loss, Muscle Maintenance, and More

Explore the benefits of protein for weight loss, muscle maintenance, and metabolism, plus how to choose the best sources.

by Health By Principle on June 25, 2025  in carnivorecarnivore dietnutritionprotein
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Can McDonald's Fries and Coke Cure a Migraine? Here's What TikTok, Reddit, and Neurologists Say

Can McDonald’s fries and Coke really stop a migraine? This viral TikTok hack has taken off—but is there science behind it? We break down what TikTok, Reddit, and neurologists have to say, plus share a healthier, science-backed alternative.

by Health By Principle on June 12, 2025  in caffeinecarnivoredietdiet optionselectrolyteElectrolyteshealthy dietSodium
Processed Foods: A Hidden Driver of Weight Gain and Poor Nutrition

Processed Foods: A Hidden Driver of Weight Gain and Poor Nutrition

Individuals eating ultra-processed diets consumed significantly more calories than those eating whole, unprocessed foods, resulting in measurable weight gain within just two weeks. Choosing whole, minimally processed foods with higher protein content and fewer additives is a more effective way to support long-term health and manage weight.

The Genetic Factor

The Genetic Factor

If migraines seem common in your family, there’s likely a genetic link.

by Health By Principle on May 12, 2025  in geneticsmental healthmigrainemigraine supportmigrainesmigraines hereditary
Can Electrolytes Cause Bone Loss?

Can Electrolytes Cause Bone Loss?

Can too many electrolytes harm your bones? Let’s clear that up. When taken in the right amounts, electrolytes don’t weaken your bones—they help keep them strong. 

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