Healthy Body, Healthy Business: Natural Migraine Solutions

Question: I have been getting headaches most of my life, from dull aches to full on migraines. I am trying to avoid prescription drugs, is there anything you can suggest to combat the episodes with holistic medicine?

Suggestions:

Chiropractic

There are hundreds of headache triggers but only one common reason: a change in blood flow to the cranial vault. Too much blood creates a mechanical stretching and pressure; too little blood creates malnourished and upset brain cells. However, here is a question for you: what controls the flow of blood throughout the body? THE NERVOUS SYSTEM does. That’s right, your Central Nervous System, including your brain, spinal cord and all the nerves in your body control where blood goes and how much goes there. If your nervous system becomes damaged and stressed, due to old injuries, traumas and habits, blood flow is altered and, among other things, a headache is a possible result. Simple tests at your Chiropractor’s office can detect whether you have nervous system damage that is affecting your head health.

Dr. Jason Penaluna
Chiropractor
www.penalunachiropractic.com


Aromatherapy

It's important to know what is causing the headaches. Once you know that, blending aromatherapy oils to help your body is simple. Use a dual-approach to health care. Talk to various practitioners about their diagnosis of the cause, and then it's going to be much more simple to treat the cause with natural remedies. See you Natropathic physician and then utilize aromatherapy for immediate, and intense relief and treatment. If stress is causing the migraines, a simple blend of Essential Oils to support the Adrenal Glands is appropriate. Regular use can over time help you attain homeostasis.

Carol Walter
Certified Aromatherapist
www.solaceessentials.com


Massage Therapy

From a massage therapy perspective, there are a number of ways to address chronic headaches. Tension carried in the upper back and shoulders, neck, jaw and even feet, can cause a painful occurrence. With therapeutic massage we can release the stored stress in the body through a variety of techniques.
Reflexology works with the structures in the feet to create balance from the ground up. Deep tissue massage works on the many layers of musculature in the body, and myofascial release addresses the connective tissue on both superficial and deep levels. Each of these modalities can be extremely effective in relieving the cause of headache.

Guinevere Amadeo, LMP
Integrative Bodywork Professional
Seattle Holistic Health Examiner


Medical Intuitive

As humans when we connect to the universe there is a cord to our physical body just like a computer plugs into the internet.

Our connection to Light and Universal Information comes through the top of our aura and connects and enters into the back of our head at the top of our spine. This is where we receive our purpose and the information of what to do next.

A common theme that affects this area is people trying to dominate or control others. Examples are Parents being overbearing to their children, Armies taking control of their troops, and Cult Leaders asking for all your money.

People with control issues, due to lack of trust of themselves and others will implant physic energy on to their victims. People allowing themselves to be controlled by this do so to be accepted and appease the more dominate person.

The migraine or chronic headache occurs because the victim has been implanted on the etheric level. On the physical level they will tighten the muscles in the back of their head trying to defy being taken over. Over time the back of the neck will become very tight cutting off the blood supply to the head.

Jacob Caldwell, LMP
Medical Intuitive & Massage Therapist
www.Steps2Light.net

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