Natural Remedies to
prevent Headache or Migraines
Blurred vision, sinus pressure and hypersensitivity to light
are symptoms that can accompany headaches. Most of these problems are caused by
stress. This causes muscle spasms in the head, neck, scalp and shoulders,
which can interfere with circulation in the head.
The feelings of aggression, anxiety, anger, depression, fear,
guilt, humiliation, anger and rejection can cause or contribute to tension
headache, especially when such feelings are repressed. Often the headache
increased irritability and leads to insomnia.
Headaches are associated with numerous health problems
including anemia, arthritis, brain disorders, candidacies, constipation,
digestive disorders, eyestrain, fatigue, hypertension, head injury, hypotension
blood, hypoglycemia, nutritional imbalances, PMS, poor circulation, poor
posture, sinusitis, spinal misalignment, stress, sun exposure, and the
sufferings of eyes, nose and throat.
Natural Remedies
Remedy No: 1
Ingredients
15 ml of base oil
12 drops of peppermint
oil
Preparation
In a clean bowl, pour the ingredients and mix. At the first sign of the
approaching headache, apply this formula in the sore, avoiding the eye area. Repeat
treatment as often as necessary.
Remedy No: 2
Ingredients
1 table spoon of fish oil OR fish oil oral supplements
1 glass of orange juice
Preparation
Using the actual oil, mix a tablespoon into a glass of cold orange juice and
drink.
Remedy No: 2
Ingredients
3 quarter size slices of ginger root
2 cups of water
Preparation
Slice 3 slices off of a piece of raw ginger root, with each being roughly
the size of a quarter. Gently boil the pieces of ginger in 2 cups of water,
covered, for 30 minutes. Use something to remove the pieces of ginger and
transfer to a cup or leave them in. Sip slowly and breathe in
the steam if you want. Stay Relaxed!
Recommendations
Because headache can be a symptom of a hidden disease, if you
have pain or unusually frequent severe headaches, it is always better to consult
a professional health care to rule out this possibility.
However, in most cases, the headache, either migraine or
tension indicates that your body needs to rest and slow down or stop what you
are doing at that moment. Analgesics relieve pain, but do not eliminate
the cause of the condition; it may even mask the fact that your body is crying
out changes in behavior or lifestyle.
Given that the decreased level of blood sugar may cause
headaches, make sure to eat nutritious food regularly.
On the other side it is highly recommended to consult a
nutritionist who could provide valuable dietary advice and understand the
possible vitamin deficiencies. Eat preferably complex carbohydrates, such
as fresh vegetables and whole grains, and eliminate alcohol, caffeine, dairy
products (especially cheese), chocolate, and processed meats products, like any
other food that it is suspected of causing headaches. Reduce exposure to
cigarette smoke, cleaning products, paints and other chemicals, as well as any
synthetic fragrance or perfume.
After several weeks, if you discover that your pain has
decreased, can-gradually reintroduce one at a time-these forbidden foods into
your diet.
In the event that the headaches occur again, then you will
know which or which foods will cause the disease in question. If your
headaches or migraines occur when hungry, or when you have not eaten for a
certain period, you should probably consult a doctor to rule out the
possibility of hypoglycemia. In the case of confirmed diagnosis you should
consume a number of frugal meals throughout the day in order to stabilize the
level of blood sugar.
Visualization and yoga are therapeutic methods that are
effective for many people, especially for migraine sufferers.