A new study published in the July issue of Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention, confirmed the findings of a smaller study published last year...
MigreLief continues to change the lives of migraine sufferers world wide. This uplifting MigreLief success story and letter of appreciation will give you hope if you are still suffering migraine headaches.
Recent research is indicating that overuse of pain medications is causing episodic sufferers to become chronic sufferers (their total number of monthly headache days actually increases).
Lifetime Television “The Balancing Act” Interviews Curt Hendrix, Creator of MigreLief, Regarding Chronic Migraine More than 30 million people in the US suffer from migraines, and more than three-quarters are women. The key is not to treat the symptoms, but to prevent debilitating migraines from occurring in the first place. Learn about your nutritional options. Watch the interview below, and visit MigreLief.com for more information.
Researchers discover changes in nerve sensitivity to migraine triggers due to overuse of migriane drugs. In patients who over use either Over-The-Counter drugs like aspirin, Excedrin, motrin or prescription drugs like Imitrex, Zomig, Relpax, an increase in the number of migraines experienced every month, occurs. This is also referred to a “rebound headache”.
Migraines may be affecting the cognitive performance of your child. Children with migraines have much lower scores in the areas of arithmetic, vocabulary, perceptual organization and resistance to distraction and processing speed according to a recent study.
FDA warns Topiramate (Topamax) migraine prevention drug, is a high risk for birth defects when used by pregnant women. Migrelief is a safe natural alternative for Women of child bearing age suffering migraines.
Long term study finds that migraines do not cause cognitive damage. Many migraine sufferers fear brain damage from suffering chronic migraines over time. The results of this study is good news for migraineurs.
REBOUND HEADACHES: Can Some Migraine Medications Increase The Number and Frequency of Migraines? Rebound headaches from prescription and over-the-counter migraine headache medications – what you need to know! Many chronic migraine sufferers resort to taking prescription medicines called triptans when a migraine gets out of control. These medicines are used “acutely.” This means you take them when you already have a migraine you want to try to stop. These drugs do not prevent migraines from occurring. In fact, not only...
Chronic migraine sufferers often report an increase in their migraine activity when traveling. Coming down with a migraine is never fun and especially so, when you get one while away from home.