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Headaches

They are commonplace in today's fast-paced society and may be treated with aspirin. However, a more serious chronic type of headache is called a migraine and can have a debilitating effect on an individual's life, and women are more susceptible. The symptoms of a migraine include severe shooting pain, often behind the eyes. Migraines are caused by swelling and spasm of the blood vessels in the brain. It is widely believed that many migraines are triggered by an individual's diet, such as a drop in blood sugar levels after periods of fasting. Also allergies to certain foods or food additives, chemical fumes, mold, dust or other airborne irritants are believed to be a major factor in migraines. Traditionally, treatments have been directed at relieving the pain with aspirin or other drugs which may cause serious side effects - ulcers and stomach bleeding. If allergens are the cause, the trigger for the headache must be found and treated - not just covered up with drugs.

It is amazing to see that even the most sever forms of headaches would improve when triggers are found and treated. Please review the following success stories and case studies and determine for yourself what treatment plan is correct for you: Treat the triggers or treat the symptoms.

Headaches, bloating, diarrhea, poor digestion, fatigue, cold, dry skin, skin rashes, depression, anxiety, rapid heart beat

Brighter Future Because of What We’ve Learned . . .

From Death to Life

Hives, Irritability, Severe Headaches

Migraine Headaches, Sinus Problems, Fatigue

Chronic Fatigue, Weight Loss, Headaches

Memory Loss, Lack of Concentration, Depression

Nasal Allergies, Sore Throats, Migraine Headaches, Total Fatigue

Tiredness and Headache

Allergies, Hypothyroid, Candidiasis, Depression

Asthma

Unexplained High Fevers, Joint Pain, Headaches, Not Feeling Well

Fatigue, nosebleeds, severe sinus, bad mental awareness, losing a lot of income

Doctor after doctor . . .Tiredness, headaches, feelings of passing out, PM (premenstrual) tension, PM irritability, PM headaches, PM bloating, depression, mental confusion, poor memory, poor concentration, morning fatigue, getting tired by the end of the day, cold feet, dry skin, neck pain, hip pain, pain in left arm, acne, intolerance to alcohol

Weight gain, severe fatigue, headaches, abdominal pain, muscle and joint pain

Severe, severe migraine headaches

Severe headaches, PMS, chronic fatigue, anxiety, depression, pain

Nasal allergy, chronic sinus problems, stuffy nose, psoriasis, gas, coated tongue, heartburn, headaches, and muscle stiffness

Confusion, depression, tiredness, headaches

Dust & mold allergy, candida, thyroid

Extreme fatigue, depression insomnia, headaches

Nasal Congestion, Tiredness, Tennis Elbow, Sinus Headaches, Dry Eyes, Hot Flashes

Case Studies:

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