Top 5 Headache Hacks: Simple, Natural Relief Tips That Actually Work | Conversations with a Chiropractor Episode Description:

Ever get blindsided by a headache and wish you had a quick, natural fix?

In this solo episode of Conversations with a Chiropractor, Dr. Stephanie Wautier shares her top five most effective tips for managing everyday headaches—without reaching for the medicine cabinet. Inspired by conversations with patients and past podcast guests, Dr. Stephanie breaks down why hydration, posture, chiropractic care, and even essential oils might be the keys you’re missing.

Whether you're struggling with stress tension, screen time fatigue, or poor hydration habits, this episode offers real solutions you can start using today.

🎧 In This Episode, Discover:

• The surprising connection between dehydration, magnesium, and your aching head

• How chiropractic adjustments ease tension and restore alignment

• Why peppermint and lavender oils are more than just nice smells—they’re science-backed headache relievers

• How tech neck and screen time contribute to tension headaches (and what to do about it)

• Nervous system regulation tips: from breathwork to grounding techniques that really work

Perfect for anyone who wants natural solutions, actionable advice, and a deeper understanding of how their body works.

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Conversations with a Chiropractor 00:49 Understanding Headaches and Chiropractic Care 01:37 Tip 1: Hydration and Magnesium 03:54 Tip 2: Chiropractic Adjustments 06:19 Tip 3: Aromatherapy for Headaches 08:28 Tip 4: Reducing Screen Time 10:34 Tip 5: Nervous System Regulation 12:38 Recap and Final Thoughts 13:57 Closing Remarks and Social Media