Dancing for Cluster Headache is hypothesized to stimulate endogenous pain-modulating mechanisms through increased sympathetic nervous system activation and endorphin release. The physical exertion and rhythmic movement may help interrupt the neurovascular dysregulation characteristic of Cluster Headaches by promoting vasodilation and neurochemical rebalancing. While not a primary medical treatment, dancing represents a potential non-pharmacological intervention that could provide symptomatic relief through complex neurophysiological mechanisms.