Alicia Wolf is the brilliant voice behind The Dizzy Cook, a blog dedicated to improving the diet and lifestyle for those who suffer from migraine. After being diagnosed with Chronic Vestibular Migraine in 2016, Alicia went on a personal journey to incorporate key supplements and lifestyle changes. Her blog emerged from the experience as a way for her to share recipes and tips to help improve the lives of those who constantly experience headaches, dizziness, and vertigo. She has been featured on digital magazines and publications such as Clean Eating Kitchen, Digital Journal, Migraine Again, and My Chronic Brain. She is a partner of the American Migraine Foundation. Alicia lives in Dallas, Texas.

"The Dizzy Cook is a great resource for migraine patients. Avoiding migraine food triggers can often cause culinary boredom for many migraine sufferers and their families. This cookbook helps migraine sufferers prepare delicious, interesting dishes while avoiding these triggers. It also provides ideas on substituting typically-used but potentially migraine-aggravating ingredients in well-loved dishes. While there are some migraine recipe books on the market, this is the first one specifically written for vestibular migraine sufferers."

• Introduction - How I Became A Dizzy CookThe Heal Your Headache Migraine Diet (Food to Eliminate, Foods Allowed, Additives in Meat) How to Get Started (Reintroducing Foods, Tips for Reading Labels, Goodbye Caffeine, My Old Friend) The Dizzy Cook Approach to a Migraine DietCommon Substitutions + TipsBreakfastKitchen Basics - Dressings, Condiments, Stock & BrothSalads + SoupsSnacks + StartersMocktailsMain DishSeriously Good SidesSweet TreatsThe Dizzy BakerMeal PlansVestibular Migraine - More Than A Headache (Vestibular Migraine Symptoms, Medications, Vestibular Therapy Diet)Alternative Treatments for Migraine - The Magic Pill Does Not Exist (Supplements - Types of Magnesium, B2, CoQ10, and Ginger, Move When You Don’t Feel Like It, Therapy/Mindfulness/Meditation, Sleep Schedule) Travel TipsSupport

Alicia Wolf is the brilliant voice behind The Dizzy Cook, a blog dedicated to improving the diet and lifestyle for those who suffer from migraine. After being diagnosed with Chronic Vestibular Migraine in 2016, Alicia went on a personal journey to incorporate key supplements and lifestyle changes. Her blog emerged from the experience as a way for her to share recipes and tips to help improve the lives of those who constantly experience headaches, dizziness, and vertigo. She has been featured on digital magazines and publications such as Clean Eating Kitchen, Digital Journal, Migraine Again, and My Chronic Brain. She is a partner of the American Migraine Foundation. Alicia lives in Dallas, Texas.

"The Dizzy Cook is a great resource for migraine patients. Avoiding migraine food triggers can often cause culinary boredom for many migraine sufferers and their families. This cookbook helps migraine sufferers prepare delicious, interesting dishes while avoiding these triggers. It also provides ideas on substituting typically-used but potentially migraine-aggravating ingredients in well-loved dishes. While there are some migraine recipe books on the market, this is the first one specifically written for vestibular migraine sufferers."

• Introduction - How I Became A Dizzy CookThe Heal Your Headache Migraine Diet (Food to Eliminate, Foods Allowed, Additives in Meat) How to Get Started (Reintroducing Foods, Tips for Reading Labels, Goodbye Caffeine, My Old Friend) The Dizzy Cook Approach to a Migraine DietCommon Substitutions + TipsBreakfastKitchen Basics - Dressings, Condiments, Stock & BrothSalads + SoupsSnacks + StartersMocktailsMain DishSeriously Good SidesSweet TreatsThe Dizzy BakerMeal PlansVestibular Migraine - More Than A Headache (Vestibular Migraine Symptoms, Medications, Vestibular Therapy Diet)Alternative Treatments for Migraine - The Magic Pill Does Not Exist (Supplements - Types of Magnesium, B2, CoQ10, and Ginger, Move When You Don’t Feel Like It, Therapy/Mindfulness/Meditation, Sleep Schedule) Travel TipsSupport

Alicia Wolf is the brilliant voice behind The Dizzy Cook, a blog dedicated to improving the diet and lifestyle for those who suffer from migraine. After being diagnosed with Chronic Vestibular Migraine in 2016, Alicia went on a personal journey to incorporate key supplements and lifestyle changes. Her blog emerged from the experience as a way for her to share recipes and tips to help improve the lives of those who constantly experience headaches, dizziness, and vertigo. She has been featured on digital magazines and publications such as Clean Eating Kitchen, Digital Journal, Migraine Again, and My Chronic Brain. She is a partner of the American Migraine Foundation. Alicia lives in Dallas, Texas.

"The Dizzy Cook is a great resource for migraine patients. Avoiding migraine food triggers can often cause culinary boredom for many migraine sufferers and their families. This cookbook helps migraine sufferers prepare delicious, interesting dishes while avoiding these triggers. It also provides ideas on substituting typically-used but potentially migraine-aggravating ingredients in well-loved dishes. While there are some migraine recipe books on the market, this is the first one specifically written for vestibular migraine sufferers."

• Introduction - How I Became A Dizzy CookThe Heal Your Headache Migraine Diet (Food to Eliminate, Foods Allowed, Additives in Meat) How to Get Started (Reintroducing Foods, Tips for Reading Labels, Goodbye Caffeine, My Old Friend) The Dizzy Cook Approach to a Migraine DietCommon Substitutions + TipsBreakfastKitchen Basics - Dressings, Condiments, Stock & BrothSalads + SoupsSnacks + StartersMocktailsMain DishSeriously Good SidesSweet TreatsThe Dizzy BakerMeal PlansVestibular Migraine - More Than A Headache (Vestibular Migraine Symptoms, Medications, Vestibular Therapy Diet)Alternative Treatments for Migraine - The Magic Pill Does Not Exist (Supplements - Types of Magnesium, B2, CoQ10, and Ginger, Move When You Don’t Feel Like It, Therapy/Mindfulness/Meditation, Sleep Schedule) Travel TipsSupport