Migraine: fusional-eye movement stress
Abstract
This paper indicates that the sources of migraine have always been in doubt, from ancient times when physicians first described the syndrome of migraine without clarifying it sources to the present day when physicians, still in some doubt, contend that excess of such substances as acetylcholine or serotonin may trigger the migraine. This paper argues that dynamic binocular seeing, normally a stress function, excites the migraine headache, primarily, howver, among visual pain sensitive individuals. Cases are offered whose migraine is relieved by creating a finer binocular seeing balance through fusion-eye movement training with the V.T. Reading Aid.
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