Kiss your headaches goodbye.

Feverfew. It's an herb. Health food stores sell it in capsule form and in loose leaf. You can make a tea with it or take the capsules. You can even grow it in your garden and dry the leaves and flowers from it yourself to make tea. Feverfew does not work the way most pain remedies work. Just taking a capsule or having a cup of tea when you have a headache isn't going to do anything. It's a cumulative thing. You take one or two capsules a day or drink one or two cups of the tea a day - everyday. It will prevent the headaches from coming in the first place.

Don't take my word for it. Do a google search for herbal headache cure. Do another google search for feverfew. They cross reference each other. It works in almost 99.7% of people who suffer from ocassional or frequent headaches. It does not always work on people who have nerve damage along their spine or neck. It will not work if you have a steel plate or pin in your head or neck.

You will never hear a doctor tell you about this and for the life of me, I can't imagine why. I got it from a hospital nutritionist.

If you don't live near a health food store, you can also get it on ebay - just do a search for "feverefew" and it will come up. Sometimes you can find the seeds in garden catalogs. If you go the seed route, all you need is a little pot of soil, a sunny window and sprinkle it with water every few days. But before you decide to grow it and make your own for tea, see if you can find the loose leaf somewhere and taste it. It smells and tastes horrible.

I have taken a capsule every day for over a decade. I've experimented with the looseleaf version and added some of the feverfew leaves to a cup of lipton tea. That seemed to work too and spared my tastebuds a bit.

One a day, every day. You won't have headaches any more, not even migraines.