Experiences with

Feverfew

This and taking more Magnesium Glycinate, Meriva 500SF, and Feverfew have helped reduce the frequency of my migraines which have increased due to Besremi.

Has anyone got info/experience with Feverfew flower as a potential treatment for CLL?

(or if needs be take 2) Doctor also suggest drinking a glass of tonic water before bed..as the quinine might help...so Feverfew brand and small glass . My daughter whom I've recently met after several months let me try some of her CBD oil...1000 mg strength..pure.

Many years ago I used to take Feverfew in tablet form and they worked but sadly stopped. I'm looking to start something new but not too sure what medication is the best. Any help with this would be much appreciated. I am asthmatic so can't take steroids. Thank you!

J My meds are as follows: AM - approx 6:45am 75mcg levo 18.75mcg T3 1PM Better You Dlux Vitamin D Oral Spray 3000 IU 75ug (Just added this week) 18.75mcg T3 9PM Citalopram 40mgs Magnesium 375mg Feverfew (for migraine) RESULTS: Inflammation CRP HS 0.66 mg/L (Range: < 5) Iron Status Ferritin 166

I recently read researchers at the University of Birmingham found Feverfew, a common garden plant also called bachelor buttons contains a compound called parthenolide that kills CLL cells. Does anyone here have additional information on the research being done on this compound?

I will soon try feverfew but wanted to try the magnesium in isolation first. I'm not taking any other meducation. As a side note i also suffer with tinnitus and hyperacusis (sensitivity to sound) both of which are related to loud noise exposure about 4 years ago.

vegetables, inhibits IL-12 production in mice (https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/8/2/90) - parthenolide potently inhibits IL-12 production in a dose-dependent manner in mice (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0165247801002115), parthenolide being a compound found in the medicinal herb feverfew

The natural agent used was not a polyphenol, but a terpenoid (a sesquiterpene lactone) from the feverfew plant: Parthenolide [PTN].

I am currently using oxygen therapy, and EGCG, Feverfew and Dandelion root and am fairly stable. Do others who have been advised to have chemotherapy tried herbs etc with any success?

So I decided to reduce the dose and things were still really bad, so I increased all my supplements (B2, feverfew). I got worse so I decided to stop everything except magnesium and I reduced it to 750mg from 1000 a day. Guess what? migraine are minor now.

I take feverfew, b2 and magnesium and am currently on my 2nd round of Botox which has helped with the rebound migraines so has reduced them a bit. Has anyone tried hormonal methods or anything else to get rid of them? I am 39 so have a long time till menopause, fingers crossed they will stop then.

I am new to this site. i experience black discoloration around my eyes. no pain. i take feverfew as a migraine preventative and 81 mg aspirin daily. An MRI has detected the early onset of MS. is this related to or the possible cause of the black eyes.

I also use Cefaly daily, take magnesium, b2, feverfew and just started vitex. I also adopted a vegetarian diet that is low in dairy. All these things have helped with the intensity of the attacks and have helped the abortive drugs I take work more effectively.

Things I've started trying since the cluster: Dolovent, (study approved amounts of magnesium, Riboflavin, Cq10), feverfew, just started hypnotherapy and for 2 days been wearing Axon glasses to filter out certain lights. Keeping a food diary.

I am getting headaches like I never had before and Advil, FeverFew, compresses are not working. Looking for help. I have not started the LDN.

i have looked on the net but cant find any info about feverfew and Levo Any advice would be great Thanks Dotti x

I discovered feverfew herbal migraine tablets recently, in my local Holland and Barrett store UK. They were labelled as 'Migraherb'. This morning, I Had the start of a cluster headache and nausea. Deep breathing was not helping, this time. So I took one of the tablets.

- Not in favour of feverfew / butterbur. - A high BMI throws stuff at our brains that it cannot regulate. - Sugar, keep it calm, but think of balance like sleep. Added sugar is bad rather than natural sugar. the most mileage we get is from reducing sugar.

I'm currently taking Feverfew (250 mg) and Butterbur (2x75mg) daily. I'm also on my third week of consistent yoga practice (30 mins for five evenings in the week - youtube videos work just fine). Also trying to have a healthier diet.