The McMigraine meal hack: Does it actually work?
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Epidemiologist Dr Fiona Imlach has lived with migraines for many years.
Now, as co-founder of Migraine Foundation Aotearoa New Zealand, she has also spent many years researching them.
Imlach told RNZ's Jim Mora that a TikTok video suggesting a 'McMigraine Meal' (a bottle of
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The McMigraine meal hack: Does it actually work?
By Epidemiologist Dr Fiona Imlach has lived with migraines for many years. Now, as co-founder of Migraine Foundation Aotearoa New Zealand, she has also spent many years researching them. Imlach told RNZ's Jim Mora that a TikTok video suggesting a 'McMigraine Meal' (a bottle of
