I still had migraine headaches.

Second aspect I still had crushing migraine headaches.

CS It's been the most wonderful thing for my migraine.

We have a mission statement for our company doing migraine, which is, Prevent or ameliorate migraine headaches by the application of a safe, controlled magnetic pulse applied, as needed, by the patient.

And auras can be erased and the migraine, then, does not occur.

If I talk about migraine, 40 percent of the population suffer episodic headaches.

Stacy Sager But for Christina Sidebottom, almost anything was worth trying if it could stop a migraine.

And that is the migraine invention that we are talking about and that we are working on.

At first I didn't think migraine headaches were a big problem because I'd never had a migraine headache, but then I spoke to some people who have three or four every week of their life, and their lives are being totally ruined by it.

Anchor For anyone who suffers from migraine headaches and there are 30 million Americans who do tonight a possible answer.

It may look silly or even frightening as you walk around with it in your purse, but researchers here in Ohio organizing clinical trials for this migraine zapper, say it is scientifically sound that, in fact, when the average person gets a migraine, it's caused by something similar to an electrical impulse.

If that some place else where it bulges is inside the biggest nerve in your body, your brain, you get a vascular migraine.

You see, the problem is, 30 million Americans have migraine headaches, and we need a means to treat it, and I think that we now have it.

The second wish is, at the present time, the clinical trials of transcranial magnetic stimulators that's what TMS means, device to treat migraine headaches appears to be quite successful.

We want to have some people, who really know how to do this, perform human engineering studies to develop the optimum design for the portable device for treating migraine headaches.

The patients who have a migraine preceded by an aura have a band of excited neurons that's shown in red that moves at three to five millimeters a minute towards the mid brain.

Engage a company having prior successes for human factors engineering and industrial design to optimize the design of the first portable TMS device that will be sold to the patients who have migraine headaches.

And when I see all these hexagons and complex things, which I also have, in visual migraine, I wonder whether everyone sees things like this, and whether things like cave art or ornamental art may have been derived from them a bit.

There's this migraine that is preceded by a visual aura, and this visual aura, by the way and I'll show you a picture but it sort of begins with little dancing lights, gets bigger and bigger until it fills your whole visual field.

If you're a physicist you'd know there's a certain Faraday's Law, which says if I apply a magnetic pulse on salt water that's your brains by the way it'll generate electric currents, and the electric current in the brain can erase a migraine headache.

Well, responsive electrical stimulation means that we sense, at a place in your brain which is called an epileptic focus, which is where the epileptic seizure begins we sense there, that it's going to happen, and then we respond by applying an electrical energy at that spot, which erases the errant signal so that you don't get the clinical manifestations of the migraine headache.