10/21/2025
Ever notice how you can drink coffee one day and be fine, but the next day the same coffee triggers an attack?
Or how missing lunch sometimes causes an attack... and sometimes doesn't?
You're not imagining this, and it's not random!!
It's all about your threshold.
Think of your threshold like a bucket. Every stressor (poor sleep, hormone fluctuations, stress, blood sugar crashes, inflammation, etc.) fills that bucket a little bit.
When the bucket overflows - you get an attack.
So on days when your bucket is already pretty full (you slept poorly, you're stressed, your period is coming), even a small "trigger" can tip you over.
On days when your bucket is relatively empty (you slept well, you're calm, everything's balanced), you have more capacity. You can "handle" those same triggers.
This is why chasing triggers doesn't work long-term. The TRIGGERS aren't the problem - your threshold is.
When you raise your threshold (aka increase the size of your bucket), you can handle MORE before an attack happens.
That's what we work on in Raise Your Threshold - not avoiding life, but increasing your capacity to handle it ✨
Link in bio if you want help with this!