Migraine Webinar, August 2025 [RECORDING]

This webinar took place on 6 August 2025

Even the most violent storms are born of patterns…

Migraine is a neurological cascade that ripples through brain and body, gripping in pain and unease. In webinar 1 we gathered an appreciation of its neurophysiological patterns. Here we turn attention to migraine’s clinical expression and its maybe surprising and intimate connection with salt homeostasis.

Webinar 2: Salt Physiology and Case Studies

We first dive into the mysterious realm of salinity, charge and water. This brings a deep appreciation of our inner sea and enables the weave of an integrated and root cause approach to this complex and common condition. A case study from Marie Oxley on cluster headaches then brings an enlightening perspective from Ayurveda and the role of medicinal herbs.

Salt in Our Biology: The Overlooked Key

• Salt as an intimate partner of the mother matrix of water
• Our saline origins and evolutionary perspective
• Osmolarity and ion pump function in cellular health
• Safety, supplementation, and sources of salt
• Clinical implications of low salt intake in migraine and systemic health

Cluster Headache Case Study – presented by Marie Oxley

• Detailed clinical observation, symptom mapping and patient history
• Analysis of triggers, timing and autonomic involvement
• Discussion of therapeutic interventions and leverage points

This lesson includes:

• Detailed slide deck with mind maps and illustrative graphics
• Webinar recording (video and MP3 audio – 90+ minutes)
• Helpful glossary of key terms

BONUS handouts and guides:

• Salt Sources: What is the Best Salt?
• Key Salt Studies: Salt’s Malignment and Redemption
• How Much is Enough? Clinical Implications of Low Salt Intake

Curated third-party resources for further learning:

Videos, book recommendations, and links to relevant websites.

• Sympathetic Nervous System Bundle

This recording is part 2 in a 2-part series that aims to improve your skills and deepen your appreciation of this particular niche of the body’s terrain. For part 1, see the July 2025 webinar.