What plant can cure headache?

Answer 1

Both feverfew and capsaicin (a byproduct of chili peppers) are used to treat migraines.

Feverfew has been shown to be effective as both a migraine abortive and as a preventative treatment when small amounts are taken daily. Chewing the leaves can produce sores in the mouth, so people who choose to use fresh feverfew often tuck the leaves into a capsule.

Capsaicin is currently being used in a nasal spray called Sinol as a migraine abortive.

Answer 2

There are several plants that contain substances that are believed to be helpful in the treatment of certain headache disorders, however, there is no way to "cure" most headache disorders.

These plants include: Feverfew, Butterbur, Lavender, Ginger, and willow bark.

Answer 3

"Well many herbs could be takin for migraine relief, a few examples are Feverfew (which some consider the best) and teas. The important thing to remember is to consult a doctor before taking these herbs to assure safety."

Answer 4

Magnesium and riboflavin are commonly used as natural remedies for migraines. Another great suggestion is to eat foods that are high in omega 3's if you are opposed to taking the supplemental forms.

Answer 5

There are different types of medicines used to treat Migraine. Abortives stop the Migraine process. Preventives help prevent the attacks from occurring. Rescue medicine and pain medicine help you feel better. See your physician or headache specialist for appropriate diagnosis and treatment of Migraine and headache disorders.

Answer 6

Yoga is a wonderful natural treatment for migraines. Different yoga poses allow blood to rush to the brain, which then allows the pressure to be removed from the spot of pain.