Migraine Relief

Ingredients: Fever Few, White Willow Bark, Ginger, Peppermint, Butterbur, Wood Betony, Lemon Balm, Hops, Mullein, Yarrow Root, Rose Mary, Distilled Water and Vegetable Glycerin

Size: 1oz

Benefits:  

. Feverfew: 

 . Reduces Vasodilation: By inhibiting serotonin and prostaglandins, it stops blood vessels from widening, a key factor in migraine pain. 

 . Decreases Inflammation: It lowers the body's production of inflammatory substances that contribute to migraine symptoms. 

 . Calms Nerve Signals: It can interfere with nerve responses that sense pain during a migraine. 

. White willow bark:

 . Absorption: You consume white willow bark extract or tea.

 . Conversion: Your body metabolizes the salicin into salicyl alcohol, which then turns into salicylic acid.

 . Pain Relief: Salicylic acid inhibits prostaglandins, chemicals that promote inflammation and pain signals in the nerves, similar to how aspirin works. 

. Ginger:

 . Anti-inflammatory: Ginger's compounds, gingerols and shogaols, reduce inflammation in the brain and blood vessels, which can contribute to migraines.

 . Reduces nausea: It's well-known for settling upset stomachs, significantly easing migraine-related nausea and vomiting.

 . Serotonin effects: Ginger extracts might increase serotonin, helping to constrict blood vessels and reduce inflammation, similar to some migraine medications

. Peppermint: 

 . Cooling & Numbing: Menthol triggers cold-sensing receptors in the skin, creating a cooling, numbing effect that distracts from pain.

 . Muscle Relaxation: The cooling sensation helps relax tense muscles in the head and neck, common triggers for headaches.

 . Dampens Pain Signals: Menthol may interfere with pain signaling pathways, contributing to its analgesic (pain-relieving) effect.

 . Improves Oxygen Flow: It may help control blood flow and open sinuses, increasing oxygen to the head. 

. Butterbur: 

 . Anti-inflammatory Action: Petasins block the production of inflammatory substances like leukotrienes and histamines. 

 . CGRP Inhibition: It stops the release of CGRP, a protein crucial in triggering migraine pain and inflammation. 

 . Calcium Channel Blocking: Petasins inhibit L-type calcium channels, which helps relax constricted blood vessels (vasodilation). 

 . Nociception Desensitization: It desensitizes TRP ion channels (TRPA1, TRPV1), reducing nerve sensitivity and pain signaling. 

. Wood Betony:

 . Improves Circulation: It's believed to enhance blood flow to the head, a common factor in headaches.

 . Reduces Nervous Tension: A powerful nervine, it helps calm the mind and relax tense muscles in the neck and shoulders, which often trigger migraines.

 . Stress Relief: Its calming effects make it ideal for headaches stemming from stress, anxiety, and overthinking.

 . Digestive Support: When migraines are connected to digestive upset due to stress, Wood Betony can offer relief by addressing both.

. Lemon Balm:

 . Calming Effect: Lemon balm contains compounds that increase levels of GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid), a brain chemical that slows nerve activity, leading to feelings of calm and ease.

 . Stress Reduction: By promoting relaxation and reducing anxiety, lemon balm can help alleviate stress, which is a common migraine trigger.

 . Anti-inflammatory Properties: Its main active compound, rosmarinic acid, has anti-inflammatory effects, which might also contribute to pain relief.

. Improved Sleep: Its mild sedative qualities can improve sleep, and better sleep is crucial for managing migraines. 

. Hops: 

 . Nervous System Relaxation: Hops contain compounds like alpha and beta acids that have a relaxing effect on the central nervous system, similar to GABA, helping to calm anxiety and restlessness often associated with tension headaches and migraines.

 . Analgesic (Pain-Relieving) Effects: Hops have anodyne and analgesic properties, meaning they can help relieve pain, especially pain linked to nervous tension, making them useful for headaches.

 . Anti-inflammatory Action: Components in hops, particularly bitter acids, act as antioxidants and have anti-inflammatory effects, which can protect brain tissue and reduce inflammation that may contribute to migraines.

 . Sedative Properties: Hops are well-known sedatives, often used in hop pillows or teas to improve sleep and reduce stress, a major migraine trigger.

. Mullein: 

 . Anti-inflammatory Properties: Mullein contains flavonoids and saponins, which have anti-inflammatory effects that can potentially alleviate migraine pain, as inflammation is linked to migraines.

 . Pain Relief: Saponins in mullein also possess pain-relieving (analgesic) properties that might help reduce migraine discomfort.

 . Soothing Membranes: Mullein's tissue-coating and soothing effects might calm irritated internal membranes, contributing to overall comfort during a migraine.

 . Traditional Use: It has been used in traditional medicine to treat various ailments, including migraine headaches, alongside issues like coughs and inflammation. 

. Yarrow Root: 

 . Anti-inflammatory effects: Yarrow contains compounds like flavonoids (e.g., luteolin, apigenin) and chamazulene, which help calm inflammation, a known factor in migraines.

 . Pain relief (Analgesic): It has pain-relieving properties, potentially reducing the intensity of migraine pain.

 . Antispasmodic: Its constituents can help relax spasms, which may ease tension related to headaches.

. Rosemary:

 . Anti-inflammatory & Analgesic: Rosemary contains compounds that act as natural pain relievers and reduce inflammation, which can contribute to headache pain.

 . Improves Circulation: It helps increase blood flow, a benefit for headaches, notes Ascents.

 . Reduces Stress & Anxiety: Rosemary's scent can calm the nervous system, easing anxiety and depression, known migraine triggers, according to Excedrin and Everyday Health.

 . Neurotransmitter Support: Some research suggests it supports brain chemicals like acetylcholine, impacting mood and cognition

Suggested Use: (adults) take 13-26 drops 3-6 times daily

Suggested Use: (Children) 1 drops for every 10lbs of the child (12 and up of age) 

Avoid for Infants & Toddlers: Do not use oregano oil for children under 12 years old.

Note : if new to certain herbs in this product, Always start dosing on the lowest dose incase of reaction to certain herbs. 

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