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Today we are talking about the most common brain disease in the world. My grains. We're

going to explain what they are, what triggers them, how you can cope with them, and how

we can understand up to date scientific concepts of the brain in order to live with this

disgusting thing. I get migraines by the way. Yeah, this episode is fully for Greg's

satisfaction. No, well, yeah, I don't know if I've ever had a migraine, but it's crazy.

It's so crazy. I can't believe I've definitely had a migraine. I only researched it like this

week, and I'm like, why have I lived with this condition for years and years and years

and the thought to research? I know you're the opposite of me because every time I have

a little bit of a sore muscle, I look it up and I'm like, I have cancer. You have a debilitating

migraines and you've never looked it up. Are you kidding? I would have for sure thought I

had a brain tumor. Come, Boots your girl. Wow. I have been doing so much research about migraines

this week for this episode, and it's made me much more anxious about them. It's made me

really, I don't think it's held at all the time. It's helped in the sense that when one

comes now, I'm going to be better prepared, and I think it's fascinating because I live

with it and it's such a big part of my life. But it's making me think about it too much,

that it's affecting me almost more, that I'm excited to be over with this podcast and then

trying to figure out how to do it. That's how we make an asap science about something.

It ends up consuming our life that thing. It's about sleep problems and we are not sleeping

at all. I can't sleep. I feel like that hasn't happened to me in a while because I feel

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