by Arturo Goicoechea Uriarte · Desclée De Brouwer · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433023605
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This book, written by Arturo Goicoechea, addresses migraine from an innovative perspective. Contrary to the traditional view that considers it a consequence of a genetically hyperexcitable brain, the author proposes that the migraine brain is built through learning and information from the environment. He argues that much of this information comes from professionals, which can facilitate the development of crises. The book argues that migraine shares similarities with phobias and irrational fears, and that the individual can modify this condition by changing their convictions and behaviors. Instead of therapy, the author proposes a pedagogy to deactivate the 'migraine chip'.
In accessible language, the author offers a new perspective on migraine, inviting readers to reconsider their beliefs and behaviors in relation to this condition. Arturo Goicoechea, head of the Neurology Section of the Hospital de Santiago de Vitoria, brings his experience in the study of somatic perception and cognitive neuroscience to offer a complete and understandable view of migraine.
