Re: Re: Migraines FOR KATHY NAT MIGRAINE RELIEF

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www.bulkherbstore.com on the right it says need a remedy click there then scroll down you will see alphabet click M ~LaurieKenda Skaggs <skaggs@...> wrote: Hi Kathy,There is a product called Petadolex that helps with pressure in the head andis supposed to help prevent migraines. I took it for quite a while butstill developed monthly migraines. Mine were hormone related so I didn'tstop getting them until my hormones were balanced.Kenda> Thanks Kenda> Actually she has. It seems to work about as well as advil for her.> Same for me. She has so many headaches that I am hoping to find> some natural way to help her.> Hugs, Kathy> > > > > > -- In

, Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@...> wrote:>> >> Hi Kathy,>> >> Has your daughter ever tried Excedrin Migraine for her migraines?> I get>> them occasionally too and Tylenol and Advil don't even touch> them. Excedrin>> Migraine works better than migraine prescriptions ever worked for> me. It's>> terrible on your liver, contains Tylenol, aspirin and caffeine but> it knocks>> a migraine out within 30 minutes if I catch it early. I am always> on liver>> supplements so it's worth it to me to take the drugs and get rid> of the>> headache. Herbals just don't work for my migraines. Lord knows I> have>> tried. >> >> Just thought I'd pass it on.>> >> Kenda>> >>> >>> No Patty, I didn't. Thanks for

pointing it out. I will tell> him.>>> Plus my daughter has alot of migraines and takes alot of advil> too.>>> I think I will put her on milk thistle.>>> Hugs, Kathy>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Kathy,>>>>>> >>>>>> They make dental mouthpieces that you wear at night to>>>>>> keep your jaw relaxed . . . This can give TMJ a chance>>>>>> to settle down. Chances are, your husband clamps his>>>>>> jaw or grinds his teeth.>>>>>> >>>>>> Personally, I couldn't keep it in my mouth at night ->>>>>> I'd have to hunt it down with I woke up . . . but I>>>>>> found that I could put it in for a brief time during>>>>>> the day . . . It would break the cycle

of tension,>>>>>> then my jaw would be relaxed.>>>>>> >>>>>> One dentist told me that I could practice making my>>>>>> tongue as wide a possible, covering my molars, to>>>>>> break a cycle of clenching too.>>>>>> >>>>>> Hugs,>>>>>> >>>>>> Rogene>>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice> given by licensed>>> health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed> health care>>> professional before commencing any medical treatment.>>> >>> "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians>

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