There’s a storm around and you get a headache? Ever wondered why? Current research suggests changes in air pressure can cause Migraines, but just how is still in question. The general line of thinking is that in reacting to lower air pressure (when a storm is nearby) the blood vessels in the brain contract because there’s less oxygen in that low pressure air, and whammo, you’ve got a headache. Relaxing your muscles will increase oxygen flow, so a session with a Bowen Therapist can reduce the symptoms of the “storm migraine”. Think about that next time you hear the thunder roll.