Really? The Claim: Exercise Can Ward Off Migraines by Anahad O’Connor New York Times November 14, 2011 Many migraine sufferers are reluctant to hit the gym, fearful that pushing themselves too hard may bring on an attack. But for some, exercise may have the opposite effect. Exercise may help prevent migraines in some people.
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