Peace of Mind in Every Migraine-Friendly Bite

Nutritious (and delicious) on-the-go snack bars for people living with migraine. Every ingredient is reviewed and approved by leading migraine neurologists and registered dietitians.

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Migraine Friendly Snacks - Migraine Triggers Diet
SoyFree

Soy Free

NutFree

Nut Free

DairyFree

Dairy Free

CocoaFree

Cocoa Free

GlutenFree

Gluten Free

The foods you consume every day may be contributing to the frequency of your migraine attacks

Foods like nuts, soy, gluten, chocolate, citrus fruits, artificial sweeteners, caffeine, and more have been linked to migraine. Our bars are made free of all common triggers and packed with a nutritious blend of trigger free oats and seeds.

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Why We Started Amia

Welcome to Amia, where we believe that healthy living and mindful eating can make a world of difference, especially for those of us living with migraine. Co-founded by Jennifer Morrison, a successful actor who’s been tackling ocular migraines since 2011, and Jon Katz, a passionate entrepreneur who’s been on his own migraine journey since he was 7, Amia is more than just a brand – it’s a passion project.

We've both experienced firsthand how food can impact migraine frequency, and we’re here to help you find convenient, delicious, trigger-free options starting with our signature snack bar. Our mission is to be your advocate and friend on your migraine journey, making it easier to live well and eat happily. Stay tuned as we expand our range of migraine-friendly foods, all crafted with care and a touch of fun.

The Cleanest Ingredient List

Each soft baked, delicious bar is jam packed with nutritious seeds, gluten-free oats, all natural sweeteners, and coconut oil.

No Seed Oils. No Artificial Sweeteners. No ingredients you can't pronounce.

Real Migraineurs, Real Reviews

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03-17-24

Love these!!

They are delicious and I know none of the ingredients are going to trigger me. I eat one almost everyday and keep one in my car in case I need a snack. All the flavors are good and they are filling while not being high caloric. Highly recommend. We have a subscription and I finish before the next one comes.

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11-22-23

SO GOOD!!! 11/10

These cookies are absolutely delicious!! My mom and I have struggled with migraines for years and the cookie didn’t trigger a reaction at all. If anything they made us feel great!! Can’t wait to try the other flavors!

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08-28-23

Amazing Trigger-Free Option!

As someone who suffers from migraine and enjoys eating bars on the go, these are outstanding. They are a great option for those who need mobile fuel that you know won't trigger a debilitating migraine in the process. The coconut provides the perfect amount of sweetness (not too sweet) and the texture is fantastic - tastes freshly baked.

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Meet our Experts

Dr. Alexander Mauskop
Dr. Alexander Mauskop

Neurologist & Fonder NY Headache Center

Dr. Huma Sheikh
Dr. Huma Sheikh

Neurologist & Founder of Headaches NYC

Danielle Aberman
Danielle Aberman

Registered Dietitian & Partner at Migraine Strong

Eileen Zollinger
Eileen Zollinger

Founder & Partner Migraine Strong

Soft-Baked to Perfection

Each bar includes some of the most nutritious ingredients on earth and is soft-baked for a delicious, homemade feel.

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hemp hearts

Hemp Hearts

flaxseed

Ground Flax

chia seeds

Chia Seeds

pepita seeds

Pepita Seed

The Medical Industry's Take on Diet and Migraine

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Correlation Betweeen Migraine & Food

“There was in fact a significant relationship between headaches and consumption of some food items”

National Library of Medicine

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Elimination Diet Studies

Elimination diets led to a significant reduction in baseline levels in the average number of attacks, maximum attack duration, average attack duration, and maximum attack severity

Headache Journal

Headache Journal

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