Meta-analysis of nine studies found riboflavin reduced migraine attack frequency and severity.
SUPPLEMENTS
Liquid B2 for Migraines
RESEARCH
- Reduces migraine frequency
- Lowers pain severity
- Safe with few side effects
- Works for adults, unclear in kids
COMMUNITY
- Users report positive experiences with riboflavin for migraines, noting it's well-tolerated and flexible in how it can be taken.
SAFETYGenerally safe with minimal side effects; avoid if pregnant or breastfeeding without checking with a doctor first.
WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS
ALL 15 ON PUBMED ↗Guidelines from Canadian Headache Society recommend riboflavin for migraine prevention in adults.
Recent evidence shows riboflavin can be recommended for adult migraine prevention with minimal side effects.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
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75% positive
“Yes it might be. This is the dose our doctor recommended. Kids can have anywhere between 50-400mg when dealing with migraines. It’s not fat soluble but water soluble. Body will eliminate through urine anything it does not use.”
U/SPIRIT_MEAWAY ↗“My mom can’t swallow pills, so she buys the capsules. She pops them open and puts them in a smoothie every day. Could be a solution!”
U/FINANCIAL_OSTRICH_56 ↗“I think 400mg is what my neuro recommended for me as an adult…”
U/INFINITEMARSHMALLOW ↗COMMENTS
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