A Clear Path

Choose the level of support that fits

Your Migraine Detective Test result is a starting hypothesis. Choose a focused review, a one-hour investigation, or ongoing support across several attack cycles.

No subscriptions. No automatic renewals. No promises that one explanation will solve everything.

Migraine Pattern Review

$49

20 minutes

Make sense of your test result

Best if you want to understand your result, clarify the strongest signal, and decide what may be worth investigating first.

What we'll cover

  • Your leading layer and any meaningful overlap
  • The clue in your answers that deserves the most attention
  • One focused question to investigate next
  • Whether a deeper investigation would be useful

This is a focused conversation. It does not include advance review of medical records or a written investigation map.

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In-Depth Migraine Investigation

$349

One hour

Turn scattered information into a prioritized investigation map

Best if you want to examine overlapping layers alongside your symptoms, history, existing testing, medications, and supplements - and leave with a prioritized investigation map.

What's included

  • Review of your Migraine Detective Test result
  • A structured look at your migraine history and recurring patterns
  • Review of relevant existing testing, medications, and supplements
  • Identification of the layers and unanswered questions that deserve priority
  • A written investigation map
  • Specific questions to discuss with your clinicians
Book my In-Depth Migraine Investigation - $349

If we both decide the 12-week investigation is the right next step, your $349 payment will be credited toward it.

12-Week Guided Investigation

$1,950

Or two payments of $975

Turn promising patterns into structured experiments

During the first phase, we identify two to three patterns worth pursuing. Then we structure experiments around them - one variable at a time, with a defined question, observation period, and evidence to collect.

Over several attack cycles, we look for what repeats, what changes, and which hypotheses become more or less useful.

What's included

  • Three one-hour private sessions
  • Two to three structured experiments based on patterns in your data
  • A clear question and measurement plan for each experiment
  • Review of the evidence gathered across multiple attacks
  • WhatsApp support between sessions, with replies within one business day
  • A final Pattern Dossier organized to share with your clinicians

If an experiment involves testing, hormones, medication, or another medical decision, that portion must be directed or approved by your licensed clinician.

Apply for the 12-Week Guided Investigation

Limited availability so each investigation receives meaningful attention.

Experiments running now

Real patterns being tested one variable at a time. No conclusions assumed.

HISTAMINE · IN PROGRESS

DAO enzyme before a high-histamine meal

Does it change the symptom pattern that follows?

Tracking: meal timing, associated symptoms, migraine onset

HYDRATION · IN PROGRESS

Plain water → salted water → coffee

Does adding salted water before coffee change morning head pain or standing symptoms?

Tracking: timing, standing response, headache onset

How water and sodium move through the body's fluid compartments →

HORMONES · IN PROGRESS

Ask my clinician about patch layering

Does smoothing out my estrogen delivery improve head pain?

Tracking: patch timing, cycle day, migraine onset

What is patch layering? →

Examples from active investigations, not recommendations. Prescription changes are directed by the client's licensed clinician.

Why 12 weeks?

A hypothesis needs several attack cycles to become clearer. The one-hour investigation identifies where to begin. The 12-week program gives us enough time to observe recurring patterns, run selected experiments, and see what holds across more than one attack.

Want to see what a real investigation can uncover?

See how years of pain logs, laboratory results, imaging, treatments, and observations became a prioritized map across time and biological systems.

Read my case study →

Not sure where to begin?

If you have not taken the Migraine Detective Test yet, start there. It takes about two minutes and identifies which layers may be most useful to investigate.

Take the free Migraine Detective Test
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Who reads your data: meet the Migraine Detective

I'm Svetlana, the Migraine Detective. I am a patient, not a doctor. I've been through the list: amitriptyline, triptans, propranolol, high-dose NSAIDs, the "migraine vitamin" stack. I quit coffee and chocolate, haven't had a drink in more than eight years, and spent years chasing triggers. Acupuncture, neurofeedback, Botox, CGRP blockers, forty-pill supplement stacks, and even a month-long stay at an Ayurvedic clinic in India that improved many things, but not the head pain.

When AI became accessible, I took a different path: I fed years of pain logs, blood panels, MRIs, and doctor-visit notes into a custom model and spent months testing hypotheses, the same discipline I use professionally. That work became the Migraine Detective Method. Not a cure. A map. My own investigation is public: read the case study.

Migraine Detective is the support between your appointments. I help you organize and question your own data: what to track, how to line it up, and which questions are worth your clinician's time.

I help you turn years of scattered symptoms, test results, medications, supplements, and observations into a prioritized investigation map - so you can move beyond trial and error, focus on the patterns most worth pursuing, and make every appointment with your doctor count.

I do not diagnose, prescribe, order testing, or direct medical treatment.

Migraine Detective provides educational pattern investigation, not diagnosis, medical advice, or treatment. Laboratory testing and medical care are provided through your licensed clinicians and billed separately. New or worsening symptoms should be evaluated by a licensed clinician or emergency care when appropriate.