A new way to understand the migraine brain
How easily your brain finds patterns in randomness depends on how sensitive it currently is to stimulation, and that sensitivity shifts before, after and between migraine attacks. This is one of seven dimensions in the MigraineBrainRadar™ — each needs to be a solid, proper test, and this dimension is still an early prototype.
What you just experienced is pareidolia — your brain making meaning out of noise. Our aim is to surface these small shifts that traditional checklists miss.