• Package Description:�60 sServing Size:�2 sNumber of Servings:�30.
• DESCRIPTION DETAILS FACTS DIRECTIONS WARNINGS Because headaches and migraines have so many possible causes, treating them can be a real challenge, often requiring of multiple possible causes and symptoms. Migraine is a complex formula that uses both pathic medicines and Chinese s to address a large number of these possible causes. In addition, many of the ingredients overlap in many ways, so that many of the possible causes are addressed by more than one ingredient. Migraines, especially, are known for having multiple overwhelming symptoms, that can be very difficult to treat. To meet these challenges, Migraine contains both a pathic formula for of headache pain, and a Chinese al formula to support normal vascular and nerve inflammation response. pathy is a 200-year-old medical discipline that is thought to work by challenging the body to provoke a natural healing response, much as a vaccine challenges the body to provoke a natural immune response. Migraine contains several potential headache triggers in a highly diluted form, designed to help the body better respond to headache triggers and other challenges to the brain and vascular system, working both to treat and prevent headache and migraine pain. In addition,Migraine also contains two separate Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) formulas for the vascular and nervous system. These ingredients help to normalize vascular inflammatory response, soothe the nerves, and calm the mind and senses. These ingredients work with and support the pathic ingredients to soothe and help prevent many different kinds of headaches, from the familiar tension headaches to the most excruciating kinds of headaches, including cluster headaches and migraines. Depending on individual needs, Migraine can be used as an occasional remedy (taking it just when a headache strikes), or as a preventative or reducing measure for chronic, periodic, or episodic migraine or other headaches. Headaches and migraines are among the most unpleasant experiences we have, and unfortunately, they can occur with devastating frequency. There are over 200 known causes and triggers of headaches and migraines, but the throbbing pain is usually due to the swelling of blood vessels in and around the brain, and tension in the surrounding muscles and nerves. Hormones such as serotonin (a neurotransmitter involved in , mood, and blood vessel dilation), estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone may also be linked to the onset of a headache. Headaches are often grouped into categories by causes or symptoms. Tension headaches are triggered by tightness and tension in the neck and surrounding muscles. Cluster headaches are vascular headaches defined by intense pain behind one eye. Migraines can be further subdivided but are generally characterized by sharp, pounding and debilitating pain that may affect vision, hearing, and other senses. Other common types of headaches are , hormone, trauma, y, sinus, TMJ/dental, ocular, hormonal, analgesic or rebound headaches, or headaches due to exertion. Lifestyle changes can often help reduce the frequency and severity of headaches and migraines. For example, it can help to avoid common headache triggers such as caffeine, smoking ( and other toxins), and alcohol. Certain foods may also trigger headaches for some people, and likely culprits include artificial sweeteners, food additives (such as nitrates), common diet ens like strawberries, peanuts, nightshades (e.g. potatoes, tomatoes, and egg), and chocolate. Adequate and regular exercise will help to balance hormones and reduce stress, both of which are also a common trigger. Package Description: 60 s Serving Size: 2 s Number of Servings: 30 Active (pathic) Ingredients: Cyclamen 8x: headache remedy. Belladonna 10x: for congestive pain. Bryonia Alba 10x: pain remedy. Spigelia Anthelmia 8x: for left ophthalmic.

Because headaches and migraines have so many possible causes, treating them can be a real challenge, often requiring of multiple possible causes and symptoms. Migraine is a complex formula that uses both pathic medicines and Chinese s to address a large number of these possible causes. In addition, many of the ingredients overlap in many ways, so that many of the possible causes are addressed by more than one ingredient. Migraines, especially, are known for having multiple overwhelming symptoms, that can be very difficult to treat. To meet these challenges, Migraine contains both a pathic formula for of headache pain, and a Chinese al formula to support normal vascular and nerve inflammation response.pathy is a 200-year-old medical discipline that is thought to work by challenging the body to provoke a natural healing response, much as a vaccine challenges the body to provoke a natural immune response.Migraine contains several potential headache triggers in a highly diluted form, designed to help the body better respondto headache triggers and other challenges to the brain and vascular system, working both to treat and prevent headache and migraine pain.In addition,Migraine also contains two separate Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) formulas for the vascular and nervous system. These ingredients help to normalize vascular inflammatory response, soothe the nerves, and calm the mind and senses. These ingredients work with and support the pathic ingredients to soothe and help prevent many different kinds ofheadaches, from the familiar tension headaches to the most excruciating kinds of headaches, including cluster headaches and migraines.Depending on individual needs, Migraine can be used as an occasional remedy (taking it just when a headache strikes), or as a preventative or reducing measure for chronic, periodic, or episodic migraine or other headaches.Headaches and migraines are among the most unpleasant experiences we have, and unfortunately, they can occur with devastating frequency. There are over 200 known causes and triggers of headaches and migraines, but the throbbing pain is usually due to the swelling of blood vessels in and around the brain, and tension in the surrounding muscles and nerves. Hormones such as serotonin (a neurotransmitter involved in , mood, and blood vessel dilation), estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone may also be linked to the onset of a headache.Headaches are often grouped into categories by causes or symptoms. Tension headaches are triggered by tightness and tension in the neck and surrounding muscles. Cluster headaches are vascular headaches defined by intense pain behind one eye. Migraines can be further subdivided but are generally characterized by sharp, pounding and debilitating pain that may affect vision, hearing, and other senses. Other common types of headaches are , hormone, trauma, y, sinus, TMJ/dental, ocular, hormonal, analgesic or rebound headaches, or headaches due to exertion.Lifestyle changes can often help reduce the frequency and severity of headaches and migraines. For example, it can help to avoid common headache triggers such as caffeine, smoking ( and other toxins), and alcohol. Certain foods may also trigger headaches for some people, and likely culprits include artificial sweeteners, food additives (such as nitrates), common diet ens like strawberries, peanuts, nightshades (e.g. potatoes, tomatoes, and egg), and chocolate. Adequate and regular exercise will help to balance hormones and reduce stress, both of which are also a common trigger.