Check out this site www.curezone.com There a ton of info in it that could point into the right direction. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2003 2:48 AM Subject: CS>OT: Migraines
> I know this is off topic. The only reason I am posting this here is I > believe most everyone on this is like minded when it comes to natural > ways of treatment and healing vs. prescriptions and over the counter > stuff, and this is the only list I belong to or know about. So I > apologize if this is too big of a bending in the rules and won't do it > again. > My sis (34) my son (11) and myself (39) all suffer from sever migraine > headaches. My sis has the kind that last for months at a time and she > has been to every Dr. in town and tried almost everything by which I > mean every drug the docs can come up with and even bow tox injections in > her neck which made her much worse. Mine are more sporadic cluster > migraines that last for a few days and nothing I try helps. And I get > headaches about every day which I treat pretty successfully with the > Walmart brand of Excedrin called Equate. Two or three of them and I am > good to go usually. My son is my biggest concern. He gets headaches like > me. We have been to dr's and have had test's, x-ray's, eye exams, MRI's, > and teeth checked trying to find a reason. This started a few years ago > when he had a crash at the skating ring here in town. Zigged and should > have zagged. Since then he has had these headaches and has double vision > episodes. My wife says his eyes look crossed sometimes. Anyhow the > reason I am posting this is because all we can do so far to help him is > give him children's Motrin (3 tablets). Problem is that he is getting > these headaches 2,3,and 4 times a week now. I don't like him taking all > that ibuprofen so often. Seems like I read somewhere that it bad for the > liver. Can anyone offer any alternatives for treatment of these > headaches? There are times it hurts him so bad he cry's and sometimes in > the mornings and we have to give him Motrin for breakfast and send him > to school hoping relief will come for him soon. He has had prescription > med's but they didn't help him and we tried the Motrin really just to > see what would happen and it helps him most of the time. I debated a > couple of weeks about posting this here and decided I would hate to miss > a chance to help him. And again I am sorry if I stepped over the line. > > > Jeff > > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > >
