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Home treatment for migraine
How do I fix a migraine?
(11 Mar 2006)
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Take dried ginger powder and mix with equal quantity of turmeric powder. Add milk to this mixture so that a tooth paste consistency paste results. Apply this paste on forehead, or on scalp if that area is bald. Wash with cold water after 30 minutes and take few deep breaths! 90% Migraines get at least relief to some extent by this remedy, while most of them vanish!
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answered by S B on 14 Apr 2007, 7:46:51
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Most Migraine Patients I checked showed clear Misalignments in their cervical spine especially in the Atlas and C7. Other unbalanced areas in the rest of the Spine will also contribute. On top of that at least 75% of the patients were dehydrated the do not drink enough clean, uncarbonated water. All patients felt better after realignment therapy (Dorn Method), detox therapy (Liver Flush, Coffee enemas), and drinking minimum 2 Liter of water daily. approx. 10% still had recuring migraines but much less frequent. Thomas Zudrell, DMS
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answered by T Z on 16 Aug 2006, 1:03:32
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Biofeedback is known to help with migraines. Hold a thermometer in your hand and try to consciously direct your blood flow to the hand, so as to raise the temperature. With practise, people can learn to raise the temperature, effectively directing the extra blood flow from the head to the hand. This provides relief from the migraine.
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answered by S B on 30 Jun 2006, 11:08:38
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Search out a qualified craniosacral practitioner and try out a session or two. This powerful technique is very non-invasive and deeply therapeutic. Dr. Coleen Murphy, ND Natural Medicine Works, San Francisco
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answered by Dr C M N on 26 Mar 2006, 3:26:49
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Natural treament for migraine Aromatherpay: there are some aromas such as peppermint, sandlewood (my favourite), lavender, and eucalyptus that my help ease the pain. Exercise: Regular exercise may help reduce the number of occurances in some people Walk: Taking a brisk walk may also help lessen pain in a few people. Massage with oil: Press on the base of your skull with your fingers, and slowly release.
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answered by s m on 24 Mar 2006, 5:15:34
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