Anti-Migraine

Headaches are one of the most common and frequent symptoms in the
population.
The severity and frequency of pain varies from person to person and
depends on mental, environmental and physical factors.
Headaches can appear as a primary condition regardless of another
health condition, or secondary due to a health condition

Objectives of herbal treatment
* Calm the activity of the nervous system
* Anti-inflammatory activity in the walls of blood vessels in the brain
* Antioxidant activity in the brain

Dosage and method of taking: 2.5 ml * 2 per day with water / juice or when necessary 5 ml + 3 per day

The formula
* Scented chrysanthemum -
Tanacetum parthenium
* Medical Eshbal - Stachys officinalis
(betonica)
* Tilia - Tilia spp

Scented chrysanthemum- a plant from the complex family whose
origin is England.
In recent years, there has been a great deal of interest in the plant
following studies that have indicated its effectiveness in treating
migraines and rheumatoid arthritis.
In modern herbal medicine the plant is attributed to moderate activity
and is considered a key plant for the treatment of migraine and
headache.

Ashbel- an evergreen shrub with a purple
bloom that usually grows throughout
Europe and belongs to the lip family.
John Parkinson (1567-1650), one of the
greatest English herbalists of all time,
notes that taking ashbel before drinking
alcohol prevents drunkenness, while
taking the plant after drinking prevents
and stops the bad feeling known as
"hangover."
In modern herbal medicine, herbaceous is
considered a gentle plant suitable for spot
treatment as well as long-term
headaches.

Tilia- Lily has soothing properties, lowers
blood pressure and changes. Its use cre-
ates a general relaxation of the body and
as a result it improves mood, and can help
in cases of sleep problem.