It is estimated that 15,000,000 Americans suffer from recurring headaches. According to a U.S. Public Health Service Report, these chronic sufferers spend 300 million dollars each year for headache remedies. These remedies only give temporary relief and can cause side effects that are more detrimental than the original symptom. In this article, we will discuss the most common chronic headache, the migraine. A headache is pain experienced around the head, outside of the cranium.
Most headaches involve pulsating pains or throbbing.
Migraines involve not just head pain, but also nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light and occasional dizziness. A major cause of migraines and other headaches is toxemia. When the level of toxins in the body becomes excessively high, the nerves and blood vessels in the head and neck region become irritated. Such irritation can trigger headache pain. The solution is to reduce the level of toxins by changing your lifestyle, resting, eating foods cooked as little as possible, preferably raw and meditating.