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Chinese medicine has proven time and time again to be incredibly valuable and effective and is able to treat a variety of health conditions. Chinese medicine for a migraine has proven to be very successful, and so if you suffer from migraines and have tried other methods of treatment before with no success then you may want to make Chinese medicine the next step. Chinese medicine for a migraine has been used for centuries now, and there are a few products in particular that you will want to check out if you are interested in trying Chinese medicine for a migraine for yourself.
Migraine headaches can be debilitating to those who suffer from them. When our lives suffer from tension, our bodies can store emotions that we find difficult to deal with. Our bodies can sometimes do such an efficient job of storing difficult emotions for us that we do not even know that we felt these emotions in the first place. Eventually our body overloads and acts up. Migraine headaches can be one manifestation of our body overloading with pent up emotions.
A number of patterns can result in migraines. The first is a pattern of Blood Deficiency. The theory is that the person�s circulation is poor due to low energy and poor nutrition, along with depletion of the body�s resources. This depletion can be due to stress or anxiety. Blood Deficiency results in poor circulation to the area of the head resulting in migraines. Some of the symptoms associated with this type of migraine would include one or more of the following: poor vision, dizziness when standing up from a sitting position, insomnia or fitful dream disturbed sleep, tiredness, a pale complexion, and heart palpitations.
Another pattern that can result in migraines is called Liver Fire Rising, and certainly this phrase is an apt description of the intensity of pain that a migraine can cause for those who suffer from this condition. People who suffer from this condition often have a fiery temperament. They can be irritable, have a flushed complexion, and they may eat a lot of spicy food. Their migraines can be very intense with flashing lights in the eyes.
This is one Chinese herbal product that you can use to relieve the pain caused by your migraines. Specifically, it is used to improve blood circulation and relieve inflammation. The ingredients include magnolia bark, angelica root, siler root, curcuma tuber, and feverfew herb.
Another great product is Head Clear, which is great not just for migraines but for all types of congestion in the head. It is used for pain, swelling and inflammation of the head, neck, eyes, and throat, and can be used for migraines as well as for hay fever, toothache, facial neuralgia and influenza. A few of the ingredients in this product are Bai Zhi, Bo He, Chai Hu, Gan Cao, Gao Ben, Ge Gen, Ge Hua, Huang Ju Hua, Zi Su Ye, Qiang Huo, Lian Qiao, Sang Ye, and Zi Su Ye.
Another Chinese medicine for a migraine that you can use is Head Relief. It is a Chinese herbal formula that has been tried and tested for years now and was created as an herbal alternative to the more commonly used over the counter analgesics such as acetaminophen and aspirin. Chinese medicine has been around and used for centuries now and has proven to be incredibly effective in treating sickness and disease. Even for people who have tried various treatment methods to no avail, Chinese medicine can be successful and not only treat present health conditions but prevent reoccurrences as well. Before you start taking any Chinese medicine you should do some research and make sure that you are as educated and informed on the matter as possible. Chinese medicine is natural and safe but is still a form of medicine and you need to be cautious and responsible. Make sure that you still work together with your doctor so that they can keep an eye on your progress.
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Chinese medicine has proven time and time again to be incredibly valuable and effective and is able to treat a variety of health conditions. Chinese medicine for a migraine has proven to be very successful, and so if you suffer from migraines and have tried other methods of treatment before with no success then you may want to make Chinese medicine the next step. Chinese medicine for a migraine has been used for centuries now, and there are a few products in particular that you will want to check out if you are interested in trying Chinese medicine for a migraine for yourself.
Migraine headaches can be debilitating to those who suffer from them. When our lives suffer from tension, our bodies can store emotions that we find difficult to deal with. Our bodies can sometimes do such an efficient job of storing difficult emotions for us that we do not even know that we felt these emotions in the first place. Eventually our body overloads and acts up. Migraine headaches can be one manifestation of our body overloading with pent up emotions.
A number of patterns can result in migraines. The first is a pattern of Blood Deficiency. The theory is that the person�s circulation is poor due to low energy and poor nutrition, along with depletion of the body�s resources. This depletion can be due to stress or anxiety. Blood Deficiency results in poor circulation to the area of the head resulting in migraines. Some of the symptoms associated with this type of migraine would include one or more of the following: poor vision, dizziness when standing up from a sitting position, insomnia or fitful dream disturbed sleep, tiredness, a pale complexion, and heart palpitations.
Another pattern that can result in migraines is called Liver Fire Rising, and certainly this phrase is an apt description of the intensity of pain that a migraine can cause for those who suffer from this condition. People who suffer from this condition often have a fiery temperament. They can be irritable, have a flushed complexion, and they may eat a lot of spicy food. Their migraines can be very intense with flashing lights in the eyes.
This is one Chinese herbal product that you can use to relieve the pain caused by your migraines. Specifically, it is used to improve blood circulation and relieve inflammation. The ingredients include magnolia bark, angelica root, siler root, curcuma tuber, and feverfew herb.
Another great product is Head Clear, which is great not just for migraines but for all types of congestion in the head. It is used for pain, swelling and inflammation of the head, neck, eyes, and throat, and can be used for migraines as well as for hay fever, toothache, facial neuralgia and influenza. A few of the ingredients in this product are Bai Zhi, Bo He, Chai Hu, Gan Cao, Gao Ben, Ge Gen, Ge Hua, Huang Ju Hua, Zi Su Ye, Qiang Huo, Lian Qiao, Sang Ye, and Zi Su Ye.
Another Chinese medicine for a migraine that you can use is Head Relief. It is a Chinese herbal formula that has been tried and tested for years now and was created as an herbal alternative to the more commonly used over the counter analgesics such as acetaminophen and aspirin. Chinese medicine has been around and used for centuries now and has proven to be incredibly effective in treating sickness and disease. Even for people who have tried various treatment methods to no avail, Chinese medicine can be successful and not only treat present health conditions but prevent reoccurrences as well. Before you start taking any Chinese medicine you should do some research and make sure that you are as educated and informed on the matter as possible. Chinese medicine is natural and safe but is still a form of medicine and you need to be cautious and responsible. Make sure that you still work together with your doctor so that they can keep an eye on your progress.
About The Author: Roger Thompson advises consumers on jobs in the health care, hospital and medical sectors for portal http://www.idohealthcare.com/
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