Dr. Lauren R. Natbony, Integrative Headache Medicine of New York

03/22/2025

Want to learn more about migraine and sleep? Come check out my interview at Migraine World Summit

Explore the link between sleep disorders and migraine, plus tips for better rest from Dr. Lauren R. Natbony.

06/27/2024

Exciting news! I’ve partnered with Rosy to create the Headache & Migraine Collection. Four free modules to help women understand and manage migraine. Grateful to the Rosy team!

Check out the collection!
🔗meetrosy.com/hmcollection

🤯 1 in 5 women worldwide suffer from migraine. Problem is: people often confuse a migraine attack with a bad headache. As a result, millions of women go through life undiagnosed and untreated.

So they don’t seek out medical help. Instead, they suffer in silence. Pop an ibuprofen. And just try to tough it out by still attending that work meeting or social event they committed to…

Our brand new (free) Headache and Migraine Collection is now live in the app! 🚀 If you or a loved one struggles with recurrent headaches or migraine attacks, this Collection is for you.

In 4, bite-sized modules created in collaboration with internationally renowned headache specialist Dr. Lauren R. Natbony, Integrative Headache Medicine of New York, you’ll learn what causes migraine in women and science-backed strategies to manage and prevent attacks.

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06/30/2023

It's the last day of National Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, and I'm glad to have been able to share my migraine toolbox tips with !

📖Check out the full article in my bio for advice on how to be prepared when a migraine strikes.

🤔So what's in your migraine toolbox? We want to hear your go-to favorites! Share them in the comments below.

03/08/2023

Wondering where you’ll be tomorrow at 3pm eastern? Watching me speak at the Migraine World Summit of course! Register now at https://migraineworldsummit.com

01/26/2023

I am thrilled to announce that I've signed an Investigator Initiated Research Agreement with to study the tolerability and efficacy of their proprietary psilocin compound L-130, in patients suffering from Cluster Headaches (CH). I am excited to evaluate the impact of Lobe’s psilocin compound, L-130, in treating these devastating headaches to bring relief to more CH sufferers everywhere! ⁠
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More to come over the next few months as I dive in. The data reported in the literature supports the use of psilocybin in CH patients, and since L-130 is the active metabolite of psilocybin, it appears to be an efficient way of delivering non-psychedelic doses of psilocin with potentially better bioavailability and consistency. Using sub-psychedelic dosing may allow physicians a therapeutic solution to a devastating condition where treatment options are limited.⁠
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Honored to be devoting my expertise in advancing migraine relief in these new and exciting ways. Thank you to Lobe Sciences for this incredible partnership!⁠
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01/20/2023

You know the typical pattern – you resolve to get more exercise, and you do for a while. But a few weeks into your new routine, your good intentions begin to fall apart. So what can we do to change this pattern?

1. Set a realistic goal. People always start out with so much enthusiasm and with a big goal. If you try to go from zero exercise to running 30 minutes every day, it is not going to be sustainable. The key is to start with a small amount of time. Say 5-10 minutes three days a week. Once your body is used to this amount of exercise, you can start to slowly increase the duration and intensity. It may take weeks to months, but your goal should be 30-40 minutes of exercise 4-5 days per week. Once you are able to do that, increase your effort of exertion. For example, if you are running, run faster or harder.

2. Set a time when you’re most likely to stick with exercise. It can be morning, noon, or night; however consistency is key! If you don’t set a time, you’re more likely to put it off until you have more time or energy or even into the next day. Make exercise an appointment on your calendar.

3. With any new habit, it is always important to make it pleasurable. For me, I look forward to my one hour of peace away from the kids. Some days I like to blast music and run faster than my thoughts. On other days, I like to melt into my yoga mat for a restorative flow. If you look forward to watching your favorite tv show, use it as motivation to exercise at the same time. If you like to dance, consider doing dance cardio classes. Find what you like and embrace it!

Overall, creating any new habit is challenging, but don’t get discouraged. It can take months before you notice the benefits of exercise and it becomes a part of your daily routine. If you miss a day, don’t quit and plan to start again at a distant time in the future. Start again today. You got this!

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01/06/2023

Let’s be strategic about migraine management! I recently discussed one of my favorite non-medication pain management techniques with . Can you guess what it is? Nerivio! Swipe for my easy breakdown of 👉🏻then head to the link in my bio👆🏻 to read about more pain-easing helpers. ⁠
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Remember: bottom line, talk to your doctor (me!🙋🏻‍♀️) about what is right for your migraine. Link in my bio to book a session today!⁠
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