Migrane
(Migraine)
The proper spelling for the headache is
"migraine" yet over 60,000 people a
month do a Google search for "migrane",
this prompted us to put in a web page
with the "migrane" spelling to get our
message accross. Treatment of
Migrane (Migraine) headache with the
natural approach of NeuroResearch
Clinics is very straight forward and
highly effective. 100% of patients that
experience a Migrane
(Migraine) headache achieve
relief of symptoms.
This
does not mean that 100% of patients
claiming to suffer from a Migrane
(Migraine)
headache periodically at the initial
clinic visit will achieve relief of
symptoms. Research data indicates that
85% of people presenting at the clinic
will achieve relief of Migrane
(Migraine)
symptoms. The other 15% represent people
claiming recurrent Migrane
(Migraine) headache
symptoms but in fact have a chronic headaches
caused by other things. These people may
have been mis-diagnosed with the
Migrane (Migraine) headache diagnosis in the past
or inappropriately adopted a
Migrane
(Migraine)
headache diagnosis on their own. The 15%
of patients who think they have a
Migrane (Migraine) headache problem and don't will
benefit as well, since now there is the
ability to focus on what the real cause
of the headache is and make a proper
diagnosis.
Migrane (Migraine) headache drugs such as Imitrex
and Zomig are expensive (about $200 for
nine pills). Many doctors believe that
taking these drugs insure another
Migrane (Migraine) will develop. Treatment results
better than drugs without the drugs.
Case study Using The
NeuroResearch Clinics Migrane (Migraine) Approach
Migrane (Migraine) Headache Case study
By: David Healow, MD
Billings, Montana
A 45-year-old woman presented with intractable
classic Migrane (Migraine) headaches since she was a teen. She worked
as a medical receptionist, so had unusual access to
multiple formal and informal consultations and
treatments but continued to have a Migrane
(Migraine) headache
almost every day. She lost approximately 3 days per month
to bed rest due to her pain. She was otherwise
healthy, except for a history of surviving
osteogenic sarcoma treated by hemipelvectomy, with
recurrence treated by further femoral resection.
Despite resulting skeletal defect and a 6 inch leg
length discrepancy, she regularly walks several
miles each morning for exercise.
After seeing several people respond to the
5-HTP, tyrosine, levodopa, and cysteine therapy
of NeuroResearch Clinics, she asked to try.
She has not had another Migrane
(Migraine) headache since the
start of treatment, she continues
on a half dose of level 1 NeuroResearch Clinics
treatment protocol. She reports
only occasional mild visual aura but no headache
recurrence,
no Migrane (Migraine) days or bed rest for the year since
starting.
DISCUSSION:
A true
Migrane (Migraine) headache will respond well to properly balanced
5-HTP, tyrosine, levodopa, and cysteine treatment.
If the person has been titrated up to the level 3
dosing and there is no Migrane
(Migraine) headache relief, it
is a good time to question if diagnosing the source
of the problem as Migrane (Migraine) headache was correct.
When treating a Migrane (Migraine) headache, the results
discussed above are common.
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