[Stoat]

Also:

Migraine treatment Cefaly - Cefaly

Neurostimulation Effective in Migraine Prevention

 

 

 

Cefaly® Anti-migraine Device

 

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The 67-person study, published in Neurology,

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 a patient satisfaction study of 2313 device users in France and Belgium....

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"The patient satisfaction study showed that a little more than 53% of patients were satisfied with Cefaly treatment and willing to buy the device for continued use,"

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I don't get migraines, but if I did these numbers would give me pause before I would rush out to buy one at $250. or  more.

[DanZ]

As you said - You do not get migraines.

This may prove a good option for those of us who do get migraines. In my case Ibuprofen, if taken at the onset of a migraine works well.

[bgill]

Oh, I thought they were removing the usurper from office. That cure many a migraine immediately.

[Excellence]

bfl

[Organic Panic]

I DO get migraines and if this has those chances $250 is worth it to me. It puts me down a good 2 days. The worst is when it kicks in and you know you’re going to get it. It is to the point of near blindness for me. Then the fun of headache and vomiting. It’s ALMOST as bad as being stuck someplace that has an Obama speech on the TV. At least migraines go away...

[SkiKnee]

I get "Cluster Headache" migraines, which can be some of the nastiest little buggers you'd ever want to experience.

An Imatrex nasal spray came on the market a couple of years ago which seemed to help for a short while. But the only real remedy for me is to breath pure oxygen. Stops the attack in its tracks. Plus 350mg daily Verapamil as a long-term prevention has kept me free of them for more than a year now. For the most part, anyway. I still experience an occasional episode but they are short lived and not nearly as severe.

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

Use Iodine...

Drs. Abraham, Flechas and Brownstein tested more than 4,000 patients taking iodine in daily doses ranging from 12.5 to 50 mg, and in those with diabetes, up to 100 mg a day. These investigators found that “iodine does indeed reverse fibrocystic disease; their diabetic patients require less insulin; hypothyroid patients, less thyroid medication; symptoms of fibromyalgia resolve, and patients with migraine headaches stop having them.” We can expect even better results when iodine is combined with magnesium chloride.

“patients with migraine headaches stop having them”

Iodine is a simple solution in this case...and most of us are deficient. There are several options out there for Iodine supplementation, and I think Lugol’s Iodine is a good choice...inexpensive and effective.