But if you're among the 14 percent of Americans who suffer from migraines, a new study out of Harvard University says you should avoid having too much caffeine.
In one small study, 93% of migraine patients were also prone to brain freeze, which has led researchers to suspect that the trigeminal nerve also plays a key role in migraines.
Users take a monthly shot that targets a molecule thought to play a role in migraines and has been shown in clinical trials to measurably reduce headache frequency for chronic sufferers.
The Migraine Relief Center, which offers treatments for patients, says those with occasional migraines can spend as much as $2,000 per year on therapies and medications.
Green light therapy far outperformed white light therapy and significantly reduced the number of migraine days in people with episodic migraines or chronic migraines.
Interestingly, 1 in 5 migraine sufferers report having a visual disturbance like a flash of light or zigzag lines in front of their vision before their migraine kicks in.