At Your Wit's End Dealing With Migraines? This Sweet Spice Might Just be the Ticket for You

Dr. Don Colbert : Dec 1, 2015
Charisma News

The flower plant is currently being used in some cancer treatments and holds a small amount of antihistamine qualities as well as helps with inflammation.

Migraines plague over thirty-seven (37) million people each year. Sufferers range in age from fifteen to approximately fifty-five, as noted by the National Headache Foundation Foundation (NHF). Surprisingly, three-fourths of sufferers have relatives with migraines. (Photo via Healthybackforyou.com)

Ginger is being used to help migraine sufferers abroad. The flower plant holds a small amount of antihistamine qualities as well as helps with inflammation. Ginger is also being used in cancer treatments although more scientific studies are needed to fully understand benefits.

NHF speaks of a certain Denmark individual who added around 600 milligrams of powdered ginger to water at the onset of migraines. After drinking the solution, symptoms of the headache were minimized within one half hour. NHF agrees more research is needed to provide evidence to the effectiveness of using ginger to relieve headaches.

Symptoms & Causes
Migraines can create horrible symptoms for many individuals. They can vary in intensity creating pain on either side of the head, or both. The addition of physical activity can trigger a migraine in specific individuals. Vomiting is also not uncommon for those searching for relief.

In looking at causes of migraines, there are many possible factors. Fatigue can trigger migraines, as well as other stressors in life. Food allergies are also a possible trigger along with changes within the hormone levels of the body. (Photo: Flickr/via Charisma News)

Dr. Oz Provides Insights
Dr. Oz provides some insights into the positives of using natural ginger for headache relief. He has reviewed studies and feels the use of ginger can help to shorten muscle pains, body aches, aid with migraines, and the ginger works...

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