I don’t think any migraine treatment would come with a guarantee, but for a limited time this site is giving a 6 months guarantee on every purchase through to the end of October of 2010.

Meaning if you purchase the treatment during that time and have not noticed any positive result at the end of six months from the start, you will get your money back.

All I am asking is that you sincerely follow the instructions and use it accordingly. That’s all.

Most migraine sufferers overdose on pain killers in the hope of stopping the throbbing pain.

As we sufferers all know the pain killer medicines that are sold for migraines, are not capable of stopping the pain. So than why are we spending zillions of dollars every year to buy them? The answer to that is easy. “hope dies last”.

There you have it. We all hope this time it will work. The influence of the advertisements we see, the labels on the bottles, all say “try this, this will stop it”. Of course this is nothing but another painkiller ad re-worded and advertised as migraine medicine.

We all tried Excedrin millions of times and did not help. Than came the same pill renamed “migraine Excedrin” we tried that and did not work. Than came different migra- “whatever” pills and we tried those and did not work, but they did something else. They gave us medicine headache. Why? Because we all took too many, thinking – the advertisements and the labels all promise this will stop my migraines I must be the one doing something wrong, I am gonna take another one-, yet the pills just simply didn’t work.

The result was overdosing, leading to medicine headache on top of our migraines. We traded the single migraine headache for a double headache. That let us forget our migraines because now we concentrated on our medicine headache as that one made us more nauseous and made us fell like dying.

So we all concentrated on our medicine headache and was trying to figure out how to get rid of it. The answer? Take a pain killer. Right?
Yep, and we sure did. Until we fell asleep waking up a few ours later appreciating our regular common migraine headache that’ll end in a couple of days anyway and than we  started to wonder about migraine relief.

3 Years of migraine free anniversary

http://sufferingfrommigraine.com

Well, here I am at the door step of my three years anniversary since my last migraine headache.(September of 2007)

The treatment is still working excellent. Not just for me but for those who bought it too.

The website was put up on the Internet about a year ago and during this year I had criticism, praise and treason.  Fortunately the negatives didn’t influence some sufferers and now they are enjoying the same benefit and living their life free of migraine headaches. And those who let the bad influence effect their judgement are still searching and reading the same information they had a year ago, looking for that coveted migraine relief.

That’s alright. Fortunately we are living in a world where we can make our own decisions regarding to the wide variety of options available to us.

Still not late to get this  migraine relief if you would like to enjoy the same benefit that comes with it in a few short months. The holiday season is just around the corner.

Advice from a former chronic migraine sufferer!

First of all be brave. Migraine headache is not something to take lightly. Those who have it can tell you it’s about a hundred times worst than a toothache.

How do you stop migraine headaches?

You Can’t! If you are not using any migraine prevention techniques, the very best you can do is to pay attention to what brings it on.

Just about every migraine sufferer have the same common triggers. Stress, food, excitement, unexpected events, going to an event, meeting with strangers, going to places where there is noise, anticipation like, -who am I going to meet, who am I going to have to talk with, what am I going to talk about, is there going be a bathroom if I have to go, do I have to stand in line, what if I get a migraine, etcetera. Anticipation of something that might or might not going to happen.

These subliminal thoughts are some of the most dangerous ones
for bringing on the migraine.The others are more physical, like noise, smell, sun shining into the eyes, crowd, continuous avoidance of bumping into other people if there is a crowd, reflection, hunger, thirst, etc. etc.

How to fight these triggers? I think one might have to learn shrugging. Shrug it off. I used to say “ohh it’s no big deal” whatever happens it happens. I am just gonna wing it. Sometimes helped, sometimes did not, but on some occasions it did.

Food related triggers are different because can’t be just shrugged off. Those foods needs to be avoided or find out why do they trigger your migraines and how to prevent that trigger.

Mood related triggers can be shrugged off. Positive attitude towards everything can help a lot. When one is in a good mood the migraine likely to stay away. Try not to be depressed or else the migraine will definitely will come on.Sipping cola helped me reduce the intensity for short terms.

Staying out of the afternoon sun helps. Setting the alarm clock an hour early in the morning and changing the position of the pillow to a more comfortable position until the real alarm goes off helps to avoid it sometimes.

Stop doing what ever you are doing and start a completely different activity can help. (like from sitting in front of the computer, go do some gardening, or from cooking, go do some walking, or from watching TV go do some washing dishes, etc.) do something different, but still familiar activity. I used to just stopped what ever I was doing and started something else, just to get my mind off of the headache.

Make sure at the very first hint of a sign take migraine medication. Do it at the very first hint that indicates the migraine might be coming on. If you delay it until it starts, you don’t have a chance to stop it. I also started to sip cola at that point because sometimes it blocked the migraine from developing further.

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