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The Revolutionary Treatment For Migraine And Headache. Migraines can stop you in your tracks, making even the simplest tasks feel daunting. But hold on, there’s hope! Regain control over your life with our migraine solution.
Plant-based polymers
CGRP, interleukins and TNF-a to treat migraine
Emergency treatment
Supports Overall Good Health
Hypersensitivity
In migraine patients, the triggering threshold may be lower
Repeated stimulation can more easily reach the threshold at which the migraine cascade can be triggered.Quick Headache Relief Spray
Understanding the logic of the threshold: the goal is to act upstream, not just when the crisis is already established.
Clinical data
A long-term approach
MIGSPRAY is based on scientific and clinical development surrounding its local mode of action.Migraine Ayurvedic Treatment Spray Available results show its potential as a preventative measure, with a reduction in migraines reported in some users over several weeks.
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71%
The available data are part of a progressive prevention approach: the assessment takes place over several weeks, with recognized criteria such as HIT-6 and MIDAS.
Publications
The 4 key studies
Fundamental
Migraine Model & TRPA1 Mechanism
Preclinical study on the parthenolide/salicin combination in a migraine model induced by dural application of an inflammatory mixture.
Adult Clinic
Adult randomized trial vs placebo
Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial conducted over 12 weeks in adults with episodic migraine.
Children’s Clinic
Children and pregnant women
Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study conducted over 90 days, with assessment of migraine frequency, MIDAS/HIT-6 scores and tolerance.
Real life
Real-world data
Real-life follow-up evaluating the use of MIGSPRAY over several months, with analysis of migraine frequency, intensity, duration and impact scores such as HIT-6 and MIDAS.
What the data says
Clinically evaluated efficacy
71%
- MIGSPRAY’s clinical development is based on several evaluations of its mechanism and use.
- Scientific collaboration The development of the product notably involved a collaboration with Inserm.
- Recognized criteria The assessment is based on the MIDAS and HIT-6 questionnaires, references for measuring the impact of migraines on a daily basis.
- Over several weeks, the benefits are observed over time, consistent with a logic of prevention.
- Local action. Results obtained with a device with 100% mechanical action, without active substance diffused into the body.
* Adapted from Shrivastava et al., 2022. Results observed in a given population; they do not constitute a guarantee of individual results. MIGSPRAY does not claim to cure or stop migraines.
Foods That Trigger Migraine — The Indian Kitchen Edition
Is your plate the reason for your migraine? Many of India's everyday staples — that third cup of chai, the achaar on the side, the office-party chowmein — sit quietly on the trigger list. Here's what to watch, what to swap, and what to do when a migraine strikes anyway.
- 1 in 4people with migraine report a food trigger*
- 30 min – 24 hrshow long after eating a trigger can act
- #1 hidden triggerskipped meals & too little water
*Reported in clinical studies; figures vary by study.
Tyramine
Forms as food ages or ferments — aged cheese, pickles, old batter, leftovers. It disturbs blood vessels and brain chemistry in sensitive people.
Additives
MSG (Ajinomoto/E621) in street food, nitrites in processed meat, sulphites in dried fruit & wine, aspartame in diet drinks.
Caffeine & sugar swings
Too much chai/coffee — or missing your usual cup — plus sugar spikes from mithai and maida crash your system.
Gaps & dehydration
Skipped meals, long fasts and too little water are the most common — and most ignored — triggers in India.
Daily foods that trigger migraine
The roti–sabzi–dal day has more triggers than you'd think.
| ✕ Avoid / limit | Why it triggers | ✓ Smarter swap |
|---|---|---|
| Achaar & PapadMango/lime pickle, masala papad | Fermented and very high in salt, often with preservatives — tyramine + sodium is a double trigger. | Fresh pudina–dhaniya chutney, cucumber–carrot salad, a spoon of fresh curd |
| Aged & Processed CheeseCheese slices, pizza cheese, cheddar, blue cheese | Ageing builds up tyramine — one of the most studied migraine triggers. | Fresh paneer, homemade curd, malai — fresh dairy is naturally low in tyramine |
| Over-fermented Batter & Sour CurdDay-old dosa/idli batter, dhokla, kanji, khatti dahi | The longer it ferments, the more tyramine it holds. | Same-day fresh batter; or poha, upma, moong/besan chilla, daliya |
| Instant Noodles & Packet SoupsMasala noodles, cup noodles, ready soup mixes | Flavour enhancers (MSG/E621, yeast extract) plus a heavy sodium load. | Vegetable daliya, semiya upma, clear homemade soup |
| Processed MeatsSalami, sausages, hot dogs, bacon, canned meat | Nitrates/nitrites used as preservatives widen blood vessels in the head. | Fresh home-cooked chicken, fish or eggs; dal, rajma, chana |
| Leftovers Older Than a Day2–3-day-old dal, sabzi, meat curry, curd | Tyramine keeps rising as cooked food sits — even in the fridge. | Cook fresh or freeze immediately; reheat only once |
| Skipping Meals & Long GapsLate lunch, vrat/fasting without planning | A blood-sugar dip is among the most common migraine triggers in India. | Eat every 3–4 hours; on vrat days: fruit, makhana, sabudana khichdi, milk, nuts |
| Sauces & CondimentsSoy sauce, vinegar, ketchup, ready pastes | Tyramine (soy), sodium benzoate and hidden sugar. | Fresh chutneys, curd dips, homemade tomato salsa |
Snacks & street food that trigger migraine
Chai-time is trigger-time for many people.
| ✕ Avoid / limit | Why it triggers | ✓ Smarter swap |
|---|---|---|
| Deep-fried SnacksSamosa, kachori, pakora, vada pav, bhatura | Heavy fat in reused oil slows digestion; maida spikes then crashes blood sugar. | Roasted makhana, roasted chana, sprouts chaat, baked or air-fried versions |
| Indo-Chinese Street FoodChowmein, Manchurian, fried rice, momo chutney | Loaded with Ajinomoto (MSG), soy sauce and vinegar — a classic trigger combination. | Home-style veg noodles without MSG; steamed momos with fresh pudina chutney |
| Packaged Chips & NamkeenBhujia, mixtures, flavoured chips, masala puffs | Flavour enhancers, artificial flavours and extreme salt. | Plain popcorn, roasted chana, homemade poha chivda, makhana |
| Bakery & Maida ItemsCream biscuits, rusk, cake, pastries, white bread | Refined flour + sugar crash; yeast and preservatives in many. | Oats/ragi biscuits, whole-wheat toast, date-and-nut laddoo |
| Chocolate & Chocolate DessertsBars, brownies, chocolate cake, chocolate shakes | Caffeine + phenylethylamine; a frequently reported trigger (for some, the craving itself is an early warning sign). | Dates with almonds, a small piece of dry-fruit barfi; one square of dark chocolate only if you tolerate it |
| ChaatPani puri, bhel, dahi puri, aloo tikki | Sour tamarind water, artificial colours, heavy masala and sometimes MSG-laced sev. | Homemade sprout chaat with fresh dahi and pudina chutney |
| Festive Mithai OverloadJalebi, gulab jamun, rasgulla, boxed sweets | Sharp sugar spike and crash; artificial colours in many. | Fresh fruit, homemade kheer with less sugar, a small piece of dry-fruit barfi |
| Ice Cream & Frozen DessertsSofty, ice cream, kulfi, slush | Cold-stimulus "brain freeze" can tip a sensitive brain into a full migraine. | Let it soften, eat slowly; chilled (not frozen) fruit |
Fruits & dry fruits that can trigger migraine
Yes — even the "healthy" basket needs a second look.
| ✕ Avoid / limit | Why it triggers | ✓ Smarter swap |
|---|---|---|
| Citrus in ExcessOrange, mosambi, grapefruit, lemon | A reported trigger for some — especially juice on an empty stomach. Moderate amounts may be fine; test yourself. | Papaya, apple, pear, guava, pomegranate, watermelon |
| Over-ripe BananasBrown-spotted, very soft | Tyramine rises steadily as bananas over-ripen. | Yellow, just-ripe bananas — rich in magnesium and potassium |
| Sulphited Dried FruitsBright-orange dried apricots, golden raisins, packaged figs | Sulphite preservatives (E220–E228) are a well-documented trigger; aged dried fruit is also tyramine-rich. | Unsulphured (dark-brown) apricots, soaked almonds, walnuts, fresh fruit |
| Very Ripe Pineapple, Plums & AvocadoEspecially when soft and over-ripe | Naturally contain tyramine, which increases with ripening. | Apple, pear, guava, melon |
| Packaged Fruit Drinks & JuicesMango drinks, tetra-pack juices, fruit squash | Often 10–15% fruit — the rest is sugar, colours and sodium benzoate. | Whole fresh fruit, fresh homemade juice without sugar, coconut water |
| Peanuts & Peanut Butter (for some)Chikki, roasted peanuts, peanut butter | Contain tyramine-like compounds; a reported trigger for a subset of people. | Almonds and pumpkin seeds (magnesium), walnuts (omega-3), roasted chana |
| Fruit Custard & Tinned FruitPackaged custard, fruit cocktail in syrup | Artificial essence, colours and sugar syrup. | Fresh fruit with fresh curd and a drizzle of honey |
Drinks & beverages that trigger migraine
This is where most Indian triggers hide — in the cup, not the plate.
| ✕ Avoid / limit | Why it triggers | ✓ Smarter swap |
|---|---|---|
| Too Much Chai/Coffee — or Skipping Your Usual Cup3+ cups a day; or missing the morning chai | Caffeine tightens blood vessels, then they rebound and widen. Caffeine withdrawal is the classic weekend and late-morning migraine. | Fix it at 1–2 cups at the same time daily; try tulsi–ginger tea, chamomile or warm jeera water |
| Colas & Cold DrinksCola, lemon-lime soda, masala soda | Caffeine + a large sugar hit + phosphoric acid — served ice-cold. | Chaas (buttermilk), coconut water, water with mint and cucumber |
| Diet & "Sugar-free" DrinksDiet cola, zero-sugar drinks, sugar-free squash | Aspartame and other artificial sweeteners are documented triggers. | Plain or sparkling water; a little honey or jaggery if you need sweetness |
| Energy DrinksCanned energy drinks, "power" shots | Very high caffeine + taurine + sugar, usually on an empty stomach. | Coconut water, a banana with almonds, ORS/electrolyte water for genuine fatigue |
| AlcoholRed wine, beer, whisky, rum | Tyramine, histamine, sulphites and dehydration — many "hangovers" are migraines. | Skip if you can; if you drink — small amounts, clear spirits, lots of water, never on an empty stomach |
| Sherbets, Squashes & Powdered DrinksRose sherbet, orange squash, powdered drink mixes | Sugar, artificial colours and preservatives with almost no real fruit. | Sattu drink, bel sharbat, aam panna with less sugar |
| Not Drinking Enough WaterThe most common hidden trigger of all | Even 1–2% dehydration can start a migraine — worse in Indian summers and AC offices. | 2.5–3 litres a day, sipped through the day; coconut water and chaas in summer |
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Have been using it for a month now. I suffer from chronic migraine(almost everyday) for more than 12 years now. On Topaz medicine for more than 3 years but still no relief. No neurologists, allopathy, homeopathy or ayurvedic medicines so far helped with sudden attacks. Wanted to give this a shot, it’s working like wonders. I use it whenever I feel there is a chance of migraine trigger. Will try to review again after a few months.
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What is MIGSPRAY?
MIGSPRAY is a 15 ml nasal spray designed for the treatment and prevention of migraine and headache.Headache Pain Relief Spray It works locally on the nasal mucosa through a mechanical and osmotic action and is intended to help reduce the frequency and intensity of migraine episodes with regular use.
Can I use a Migspray every day?
Yes. Migspray is intended for regular use as part of a daily migraine prevention routine.Best Migraine Relief Nasal Spray Apply 2 sprays in each nostril, 2–3 times a day, or as directed by your physician.
Can I take it with my current treatment?
MIGSPRAY acts locally, mechanically, without releasing any active substance into the body: it is designed to be compatible with your usual treatments. Best nasal spray for migraine If you have any doubts or are undergoing specific treatment, ask your doctor or pharmacist for confirmation.
How long before you see an effect?
Prevention works gradually. Allow approximately two months to begin to assess its effect on the frequency of your attacks, and up to three months for a complete course of treatment. Consistency is key.
From what age? Can my child use it?
MIGSPRAY is intended for adults and children above 12 years of age, with use by children supervised by an adult. Follow the appropriate directions and seek professional advice when needed.
Is Migspray migraine nasal spray better than a tablet?
A migraine nasal spray and a tablet work differently. MIGSPRAY acts locally on the nasal mucosa through a mechanical action and can be used alongside regular migraine treatments. It does not need to replace your prescribed migraine medication.
What is the difference between a Migspray and a regular nasal spray?
MIGSPRAY is designed specifically for migraine prevention and acts locally on the nasal mucosa. Its formulation creates a protective, film-forming layer with mechanical and osmotic action, helping reduce local exposure to factors involved in migraine sensitivity.
How quickly does a Migspray work?
MIGSPRAY begins its local action after application, with the film acting on the nasal mucosa for several hours. Its migraine prevention benefits are designed to develop progressively with regular use over several weeks, so it should not be considered an instant migraine-stopping spray.
Is Migspray natural?
Yes. MIGSPRAY contains a combination of ingredients including glycerol, Salix alba, Curcuma longa, Vitis vinifera, Mentha piperita and other supporting ingredients. It uses a local mechanical approach rather than relying on a substance that is intended to circulate throughout the body.
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