Frequently Asked Questions What does CEEMP stand for? Will these techniques work for other things besides Migraines? When should I see a doctor? What are some common triggers of a Migraine? What are some common symptoms of a Migraine? What are the commonly recommended treatments? What does CEEMP stand for? CEEMP stands for Certified Eden Energy Medicine Practioner. This is an intensive two year certification program. If you'd like more information I encourage you to visit the Energy Medicine site at www.innersource.net. Back to Top Will these techniques work for other things besides Migraines? Absolutely! Eden Energy Medicine is based on the premise that all physical, mental, and emotional issues are because of an imbalance in the energy system. By working with the energy and helping it find its balance then the whole body begins to feel better and more balanced. The body’s innate wisdom is used to test for, and remove, energy blocks in order to increase vitality, strengthen the immune system, and alleviate pain, stress or depression. Introduce a few simple exercises into your daily routine and boost your energy, improve your sleep, and remain clear and focused. Back to Top When should I see a doctor? Remember that headaches can also be caused by underlying medical problems such as tumors or meningitis. Make sure to see your health professional if your attacks: suddenly begin or intensify start after age 50 are different or more severe than past attacks are triggered by coughing or bending are linked to a stiff neck and fever are accompanied by blurred vision or speech, or numbness, tingling or muscle weakness make it difficult for you to think or remember cause severe vomiting follow a severe head injury Back to Top What are some common triggers of a Migraine? Stress and anxiety Diet Sex Sleep extremes Head trauma Hormonal changes Genetic predisposition Chemical sensitivity Weather changes Air pollutants Cigarette smoking Bright or flickering lights Dairy foods (for those with lactose intolerance) Monosodium glutamate (commonly found in Asian cuisine, snack foods) Nitrates (commonly found in pickled foods, cold cuts) Patterns such as stripes or zigzags Perfumes Physical exertion Red wine and other alcoholic drinks Back to Top What are some common symptoms of a Migraine? While everyone experiences a Migraine differently there are some characteristics that may be experienced in varying degrees or not at all. They may also vary from episode to episode in the same person. throbbing pain, often preceded by an aura; more prevalent in women pain on one or both sides of head severity can be from tolerable to debilitating may experience sensitivity to light sound odors touch nausea vomiting diarrhea visual disturbances fever chills aching sweats irritability numbness Back to Top What are the commonly recommended treatments? When headaches occur three or more times a month, preventive treatment is usually recommended. Drug therapy Biofeedback training Stress reduction Elimination of certain foods from the diet Regular exercise, such as swimming or vigorous walking, can also reduce the frequency and severity of migraine headaches. Back to Top (c) 2007-2008, Theda Foster, CEEMP, All rights reserved. All information provided on this site is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any illness, disease, or disorder. |Migraine| |Caveat| |Types of Migraines| |Symptoms| |Stages| |Triggers| |Healthy Habits| |My Story| |Tidbits| |MSG| |Taking Control| |Eden Energy Medicine| |What to Expect| |Classes| |Favorite Links| |FAQ| |Contact Us| |Site Map|