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Update on migraine relief and new treatment
I am starting herbal remedies instead as I'm fed up of chemicals in my body- am having
feverfew
3000mg tablets x2 daily, and having valerian root as a tea daily with a tea of saffron threads. These have reduced my anxiety and stress a lot and slowly cutting my migraines.
I am starting herbal remedies instead as I'm fed up of chemicals in my body- am having
feverfew
3000mg tablets x2 daily, and having valerian root as a tea daily with a tea of saffron threads. These have reduced my anxiety and stress a lot and slowly cutting my migraines.
princess-chiobits
in
National Migraine Centre
8 years ago
Update
I am starting herbal remedies instead as I'm fed up of chemicals in my body- am having
feverfew
3000mg tablets x2 daily, and having valerian root as a tea daily with a tea of saffron threads. These have reduced my anxiety and stress a lot and slowly cutting my migraines.
I am starting herbal remedies instead as I'm fed up of chemicals in my body- am having
feverfew
3000mg tablets x2 daily, and having valerian root as a tea daily with a tea of saffron threads. These have reduced my anxiety and stress a lot and slowly cutting my migraines.
princess-chiobits
in
Migraine Support
8 years ago
Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Parthenolide - Feverfew
On the issue of bioavailability,
feverfew
"is a traditional medicinal herb which is commonly used to prevent migraine headaches". [2] "The active ingredients in
feverfew
include parthenolide."
On the issue of bioavailability,
feverfew
"is a traditional medicinal herb which is commonly used to prevent migraine headaches". [2] "The active ingredients in
feverfew
include parthenolide."
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
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Vestibular Migraine - Can anyone relate to these symptoms?
I am now trying
feverfew
, Q10 and magnesium but its early days on them. I haven't come across anyone with the same symptoms and sometimes wonder if it is migraine. Any advice would be really appreciated. Many Thanks Jenny
I am now trying
feverfew
, Q10 and magnesium but its early days on them. I haven't come across anyone with the same symptoms and sometimes wonder if it is migraine. Any advice would be really appreciated. Many Thanks Jenny
Galaxy2
in
National Migraine Centre
8 years ago
Referral pain
here in the picture is our
feverfew
, it is a great herb/plant that aids to pain
here in the picture is our
feverfew
, it is a great herb/plant that aids to pain
Acaana
in
Pain Concern
8 years ago
Understanding my pain
John's Wort, Valerian and
Feverfew
in a tea... they smell and taste so bad but do a whole lot of good...naturally. I have also learned eating bananas regularly helps improve bone health and hot peppers help to naturally reduce inflammation.
John's Wort, Valerian and
Feverfew
in a tea... they smell and taste so bad but do a whole lot of good...naturally. I have also learned eating bananas regularly helps improve bone health and hot peppers help to naturally reduce inflammation.
Acaana
in
Pain Concern
8 years ago
Supplements
beetroot (hoping this will help my increased pulse ate), calcium with magnesium ( as I avoid dairy), motherwort ( this is new to me but canhelp with hormal imbalances - maybe it will stop me crying at the slightest thing), fenugreek ( think this helps with inflammation I also use it in casseroles ),
feverfew
beetroot (hoping this will help my increased pulse ate), calcium with magnesium ( as I avoid dairy), motherwort ( this is new to me but canhelp with hormal imbalances - maybe it will stop me crying at the slightest thing), fenugreek ( think this helps with inflammation I also use it in casseroles ),
feverfew
Bethleah
in
Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Endo diet help
I take olive leaf, flaxseed,
feverfew
, calcium and magnesium and green veggie pills. Until recently I had a smoothie in the morning with added barley grass powder but I now find them too sweet to drink.
I take olive leaf, flaxseed,
feverfew
, calcium and magnesium and green veggie pills. Until recently I had a smoothie in the morning with added barley grass powder but I now find them too sweet to drink.
Bethleah
in
Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Feverfew
I have been taking
feverfew
capsules (herbal remedy) as a preventative. I still get headaches but I think they are not so frequent, or so intense.
I have been taking
feverfew
capsules (herbal remedy) as a preventative. I still get headaches but I think they are not so frequent, or so intense.
clown
in
National Migraine Centre
9 years ago
Progression of symptoms?
I have read tree tea oil, coconut oil,
feverfew
- has anyone had any success? I know this is an internal nerve issue but I am open to any suggestion for any sort of relief for my skin! OH, I need to leave- have an abdominal scan- hope this finds nothing!
I have read tree tea oil, coconut oil,
feverfew
- has anyone had any success? I know this is an internal nerve issue but I am open to any suggestion for any sort of relief for my skin! OH, I need to leave- have an abdominal scan- hope this finds nothing!
Hurtingmom
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
9 years ago
Need Advice Test Results
The supplements i take are B12 Methylcobalmin 100mg 1 daily Co Enzyme q10 super absorbancy 100 mgs 1 daily Vit b complex 1 daily Magnesium Citrate super absorbancy 400mgs 2 daily ( I at lunch time and 1 at bedtime)
Feverfew
100mgs 1 daily (to prevent migraines which i suffer from) I was plodding along
The supplements i take are B12 Methylcobalmin 100mg 1 daily Co Enzyme q10 super absorbancy 100 mgs 1 daily Vit b complex 1 daily Magnesium Citrate super absorbancy 400mgs 2 daily ( I at lunch time and 1 at bedtime)
Feverfew
100mgs 1 daily (to prevent migraines which i suffer from) I was plodding along
donni
in
Thyroid UK
9 years ago
HEADACHE ALT THERAPY RESEARCH
HEADACHE / MIGRAINE ALT TREATMENT (1st posted on FibroAction, copied Hi everyone.I just found out on a research database that up to January 2015, a new more rigorous research advocates the use of
Feverfew
for headaches/Migraine.
HEADACHE / MIGRAINE ALT TREATMENT (1st posted on FibroAction, copied Hi everyone.I just found out on a research database that up to January 2015, a new more rigorous research advocates the use of
Feverfew
for headaches/Migraine.
Annunnaki
in
Action on Pain
9 years ago
HEADACHE ALT TREATMENT RESEARCH 2015
HEADACHE / MIGRAINE ALT TREATMENT (1st posted on FibroAction, copied Hi everyone.I just found out on a research database that up to January 2015, a new more rigorous research advocates the use of
Feverfew
for headaches/Migraine.
HEADACHE / MIGRAINE ALT TREATMENT (1st posted on FibroAction, copied Hi everyone.I just found out on a research database that up to January 2015, a new more rigorous research advocates the use of
Feverfew
for headaches/Migraine.
Annunnaki
in
Pain Concern
9 years ago
HEADACHE / MIGRAINE ALT TREATMENT
I found a research papers database that stats that, as up to January 2015, a new more rigorous research advocates the use of
Feverfew
for headaches/migraine which some fibro sufferers can experience. The research stats that
Feverfew
decreases the occurrence of the pain by over 50 %!!
I found a research papers database that stats that, as up to January 2015, a new more rigorous research advocates the use of
Feverfew
for headaches/migraine which some fibro sufferers can experience. The research stats that
Feverfew
decreases the occurrence of the pain by over 50 %!!
Annunnaki
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
9 years ago
Xxxxx
In spring every spare space is a mass of forgetmenots fox and cub run wild as does
feverfew
and tall poppy. There are layers and textures that have sort of evolved with out plan over the years.
In spring every spare space is a mass of forgetmenots fox and cub run wild as does
feverfew
and tall poppy. There are layers and textures that have sort of evolved with out plan over the years.
nedd
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
10 years ago
What vitamins and minerals (etc) are best to take - and what dosage?
I tried taking
Feverfew
some years ago, but it gave me terrible mouth ulcers, so I am loath to try that again. I was reading up on Migraine Support Formula, but it seems to be US based and I'm a bit wary of trying anything that's not been tried and tested in the UK.
I tried taking
Feverfew
some years ago, but it gave me terrible mouth ulcers, so I am loath to try that again. I was reading up on Migraine Support Formula, but it seems to be US based and I'm a bit wary of trying anything that's not been tried and tested in the UK.
Pattipan
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
Help with constant severe headaches?
I don't understand why Iam getting them all the time now.Someone said to me that
feverfew
was good for migraines so Ive ordered some and Iam waiting for them to come.Has anyone got any suggestions?x
I don't understand why Iam getting them all the time now.Someone said to me that
feverfew
was good for migraines so Ive ordered some and Iam waiting for them to come.Has anyone got any suggestions?x
haribo36
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
11 years ago
Vertigo - MAV
He wants me to take
Feverfew
(no drugs, which Is novel for a NHS dr) and do 'desensitising' exercises, which I have done before in all the variations, but he insists his are different. the jury is out, but will see!!
He wants me to take
Feverfew
(no drugs, which Is novel for a NHS dr) and do 'desensitising' exercises, which I have done before in all the variations, but he insists his are different. the jury is out, but will see!!
Lawoman
in
Thyroid UK
12 years ago
Has anyone tried Feverfew? If so, what dose? I'm taking 100mg daily and seems to be working but I'm not sure if I should take a higher dose
CeciliaJ
in
National Migraine Centre
12 years ago
HAS ANYONE TRIED MIGRELIEF AND COQ10?
I have decided, after much research on the internet to try Migrelief which contains Riboflavin,Magnesium and
Feverfew
alongside COQ10 and have acupuncture privately. Has anyone tried these alternative treatments? and if so have they worked?
I have decided, after much research on the internet to try Migrelief which contains Riboflavin,Magnesium and
Feverfew
alongside COQ10 and have acupuncture privately. Has anyone tried these alternative treatments? and if so have they worked?
dradvent
in
National Migraine Centre
12 years ago
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